SAIGON
284 Tours Reviewed
Green silence starts on the boat. Lung Ngoc Hoang (a 2,800-hectare wetland reserve outside Can Tho) is the kind of place where you feel the Mekong Delta more than you see it. I really like how this tour pairs a…
Night markets have a rhythm. This Phu Quoc street food tour is built like a mini food itinerary: you start with savory skewers, move into classic banh mi, then finish with seafood hotpot or seafood noodles before strolling the busy…
Sober, photo-heavy history meets famous HCMC landmarks. This half-day Ho Chi Minh City route strings together major sights with a guide who keeps things clear and easy to follow, even when you’re short on time. I like that it’s a…
Street food is the fastest way to learn Saigon. This tour links you up with local-style eating in back alleys and markets, with an English-speaking guide who also points out the stories behind what you’re tasting. The big pull for…
The Mekong feels close in one day. I love the chance to see Cai Rang Floating Market up close by boat, watching real buying and selling in the canals. I also like that this is a private day with an…
Cu Chi hits differently when your guide owns the whole day. This private tour from Ho Chi Minh City is built for history lovers who want time, not traffic-jammed rush, plus stops beyond the main tunnel entrances. You’ll ride out…
A jeep ride can change how you see Saigon. This Saigon Jeep City Tour mixes big-name sights with everyday backstreets, so you get the city’s stories side-by-side: French-era buildings, local markets, neighborhood life, and a moving view over the river…
Some places make history feel real. This full-day private tour takes you out of Ho Chi Minh City and into the Battle of Long Tan landscape, where an Australian-led force of 108 ANZAC soldiers faced a much larger Viet Cong…
Saigon feels different when you ride it. This private motorbike tour mixes major landmarks with quieter neighborhood stops and local context you won’t get from a bus. I like the way it’s built for day-light touring: church bells, street noise,…
A US Army jeep makes Saigon feel immediate. This private Ho Chi Minh City tour uses an open-air US Army Jeep to move you through big, landmark-heavy areas without wasting hours on transfers. You start at the Independence Palace, then…
Saigon after dark hits different. This private vegan food tour links real local eats with history and night riding. I love how it moves across districts fast, so you don’t just eat. You also get context for why Saigon tastes…
Saigon after dark is a whole different city. This scooter-led night tour mixes open-air riding with classic street-food stops, so you get the feel of daily life instead of just looking at monuments. I especially like how the route jumps…
Saigon after dark has a way of grabbing you fast. I love the cyclo or scooter ride for quick, real-city sightseeing, and I love the Saigon River dinner cruise for nighttime views without having to fight the traffic. The whole…
Two major Vietnam experiences, same day. This full-day trip pairs the Cu Chi Tunnels with a My Tho boat-and-village outing, so you get both the war-era ground truth and the everyday life that grew up along the Mekong waterways. The…
River life starts before sunrise. This private 1-day trip stitches together the Cai Rang floating market in the early hours, then pushes on to My Tho for orchard time, temple culture, and boat rides that feel much more like real…
