Cao Dai and Chu Chi Tunnels Private Tour
This is a great day trip from Ho Chi Minh to see a mixture of culture and history. Visit Tay Ninh, home of the unique Cao Dai sect which is a mix of Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism and Christianity. After lunch, visit the famous Cu Chi Tunnels... an amazing underground labyrinth from which the Vietnamese fought during the American/Vietnam war.

Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) Private Tour
See the best of Saigon in this one day tour. In the morning, visit the historic Reunification Palace and War Remnants Museum, followed by the architectural treats of French colonial Notre Dame Cathedral and the Post Office. Enjoy the culinary delights of reknowned Pho 2000, before visiting Giac Lam Pagoda, the bustling Chinese district of Cholon and Ben Thanh market – a shopping paradise!

Mekong Delta Cruise Private Tour
Explore the rice bowl of Vietnam on this day trip to the Mekong Delta. Cruise through the lush green vegetation of the Mekong canals to an orchard, where you are treated to a delicious lunch complete with tropical fruits. Boating along these canals and visiting the floating markets is a truly memorable experience. Continue along to Vinh Long town by boat, where you are picked up for your return to Ho Chi Minh City.

Ho Chi Minh City Airport Arrival Private Transfer

Ho Chi Minh City Airport Departure Private Transfer
Need to get to Ho Chi Minh City Airport? Plan your trip ahead of time, and book and pay for your airport transfer right here. You will travel in an air-conditioned vehicle which will take you from your Ho Chi Minh City hotel to Ho Chi Minh City Airport. Arrive at the airport on time, relaxed and no hassles!

Some of Vietnam’s best restaurants and cheap eats can be found in HCMC. Travellers to the city should try a bowl of traditional beef noodles (Pho), which can be found on virtually every street corner for as little as $1. It’s no wonder the dish is regarded as the ‘McDonalds of the East’.

Golf around Ho Chi Minh City - Ho Chi Minh City is the heart and the soul of Vietnam. Inhabitants of the former colonial capital call it still Saigon as a sort of resistance, not to Ho Chi Minh but to the Hanoian officials who have imposed the change of the old city's name. It's a bustling, dynamic and industrious centre, the largest city in the country, the economic capital and the cultural trendsetter. And golfing around is very easy. more...

The War Remnants Museum is another popular attraction for tourists and is only a short stroll from the Reunification Palace. Although the exhibits are displayed in seven individual warehouses, they speak volumes for the cruelty and injustice witnessed during the Vietnam War. The museum houses dozens of gruesome photographs, jars of deformed fetuses as well as a simulated ‘tiger cage’ prison.

There are also several interesting sites two hours’ drive away from the city centre. The Cu Chi Tunnels are part of an extensive network of underground passages originally built by the Viet Cong. These tunnels allowed guerrillas to travel great distances without being detected. The Viet Cong also built several hospitals, kitchens, dormitories, weapons factories and even classrooms within the passages.

For shoppers, the Ben Thanh Market is a must see stop. As the largest of its kind in the city, the market features hundreds of packed-in stalls stocking everything imaginable: from clothing, fabrics and shoes to cosmetics, handicrafts, food and live animals. Shoppers should be prepared to haggle for their purchases, although many stall owners insist on ‘fixed prices’.