SAIGON
644 Tours Reviewed
Cai Be feels like another planet. This one-day private trip gives you a calm, personal way to see how the Mekong works—by boat, bicycle, and car—with your guide right there the whole time. I especially liked meeting guide Thuy, who…
One hour can be surprisingly life-sized. This A O Show in Ho Chi Minh City blends bamboo circus, acrobatics, contemporary dance, and theatre into one story about Vietnam’s shift from village life to modern city rhythm. Two things I really…
Under underground Viet Cong feet, war survives. The Ben Duoc experience mixes multi-level tunnel rooms with surface displays like tanks and aircraft, plus a memorial and a recreated wartime “liberated zone.” It’s not just a peek. It’s a walking lesson…
Saigon’s best bites come with scooter rides. On this private motorbike street food tour in Ho Chi Minh City, you get a hotel pickup, round-trip transfers, and unlimited meals and drinks across about four food stops in roughly four hours,…
Two stops, big stories. This package pairs a dedicated visit to Independence Palace with a 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass, so you can mix guided context with your own pace. Add in audio support in eight languages, headsets, and air-conditioned…
One day, five sides of South Vietnam. These full-day options are built around real anchors like Independence Palace and then branch out to nearby places with different moods, from sea views to Mekong river time. I especially like the way…
A vegan food tour with scooter logistics makes it easy. This is a Ho Chi Minh City outing built for people who want to eat Vietnamese flavors without the meat, while an English-speaking guide helps you sort out what to…
This private tour works because it stays personal and still hits the big landmarks fast. I like the idea of a young local female guide who can explain what you’re seeing in everyday, human terms, not just museum script. The…
Big Saigon, handled in four hours. This half-day loop mixes French colonial landmarks with everyday street life, then lands you at the War Remnants Museum. You get a timed look at Saigon Central Post Office and War Remnants Museum without…
Ho Chi Minh City packs a lot in one day. This private 8-hour layover tour is built for people who want an organized sweep of the city’s highlights without wrestling taxis, finding ticket lines, or worrying about timing. I like…
Mekong Delta days feel different here. This private trip is built for a slower pace and real river rhythm, with a group-reserved boat in the canals and on the main Tien River, plus a ride on a xe loi cart…
Phu Quoc tastes better at bike speed. This 3-hour evening food ride pairs real island food stops with a simple way to see local life at golden-hour timing—when streets get livelier and the smells start doing the talking. I like…
Night in Saigon has its own rhythm. This 4-hour private tour pairs a jeep ride through illuminated landmarks with a Saigon River dinner cruise, so you get two views of the city in one go. It’s built for an easy…
Sunset street photos in Saigon, with a local mentor. This is a private photography walk where Adrien mixes landmark views with side-street life, so you learn how to photograph people and tell stories, not just chase pretty angles. I especially…
Sunset by speedboat feels like a movie scene you can actually do. On the Saigon River, you get an open-air cruise, a guided look at how the city works from the water, and a romantic cocktail moment that keeps the…
