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284 Tours Reviewed
Three stops that hit hard. This private day trip connects Cu Chi Tunnels, the Cao Dai Holy See, and Black Virgin Mountain into one efficient schedule, with hotel transfers so you can focus on the sights. I like that the…
Riverside Vietnam in one long day. This Mekong Delta trip turns Ho Chi Minh City downshift into quiet canal cruising, with real village stops and a Uncorn Island day that’s built around hands-on local foods and crafts. I especially like…
Underground life leaves an impression. This Cu Chi Tunnels small-group tour turns a famous war site into a real-world experience, with time to crawl through the tunnels and learn how people survived underground. I like that you get an English-speaking…
A different Vietnam starts fast. This Mekong Delta trip is built around real daily life, from a longtail boat ride to village cycling and a working-food focus with cooking. I especially like the hands-on spring roll cooking element and the…
This route moves fast, but it stays fun because the day is built around different boat and land rides in the delta. You’ll sweep through winding waterways from My Tho into Bến Tre, then swap boats for village streets, bikes,…
One great evening in Phu Quoc starts with food. This small-group street food tour by night takes you through Duong Dong and the Dinh Cau area with an English-speaking guide who helps with ordering and explanations, so you’re not just…
Speedboat mornings beat slow bus days. This half-day tour gets you out of Ho Chi Minh City on the Saigon River, then into the Cu Chi Tunnels for a guide-led look at how people survived during the Vietnam War. Two…
Saigon doesn’t do half-days. This private 8–9 hour tour is built to cover the city’s big contrasts—flower market morning life, Chinatown energy in Cholon, and the harder World War–era stories—without you having to plan routes or track tickets. I especially…
Cai Rang wakes up early. That matters, because you’ll catch the Mekong Delta doing its everyday work—boats, trading, and produce changing hands—before the day gets loud. I like how the tour turns the floating market into a real boat morning…
Saigon tastes better from the street. This 3.5-hour Ho Chi Minh City street food tour mixes big sights with Southern-style street food stops, using a slow, guided ride so you can actually keep up. I especially like the English-speaking guides…
Saigon moves fast, and this tour matches that pace. You’ll stitch together classic landmarks with street-level food stops in just about four hours, starting with a hotel pickup and ending in Chợ Lớn with a sweet finish. I especially like…
Your apron starts in a real Saigon market. This Cook 4 Local Vietnamese Dishes class pairs a wet market walk with serious cooking skills, taught in fluent English by hosts like Eva and Kelsey. You get more than a meal…
Cu Chi Tunnels feels bigger when you arrive by boat. This private tour mixes real hands-on tunnel time with an easy, scenic ride up the Saigon River to get you there (and back) without the usual long slog. I especially…
Night Saigon hits different. This is a open-air army jeep tour that shows you night scenes from the back of the jeep, with an easy, safe-feeling way to see areas most people skip. I like the idea of using a…
The tunnels hit you fast. A half-day visit to Cu Chi is one of those Vietnam War stops that doesn’t feel like a museum. You’ll head about 70km northwest from Ho Chi Minh City, spend roughly two hours at the…
