Tour Desk Service

Sens House Saigon is here and fully prepared to assist you with your tour requirements. They are also equipped with local expertise and knowledge to ensure you have a delightful and fulfilling experience during your time in Ho Chi Minh City. While we have provided some options below, we will personalize your itinerary to the best of our ability, considering your schedule and preferences.

Before your stay, please get in touch with the team (reservation@senshousesaigon.com) to help arrange your plans and activities.

These are some our suggestions:

SUNSET CRUISE: Immerse yourself in the waterways in and around Saigon, gaining insights into the lives of the city’s residents and workers in this wonderfully diverse and rapidly evolving urban landscape. Experience a boat journey through the Mekong Delta as part of Sens House Saigon’s assortment of experiences in Vietnam. Take part in a two-hour Vespa City Tour, navigating through the main district and the French-influenced quarters of Ho Chi Minh City, capturing its vibrant history and famous motorcycle traffic.

VESPA CITY TOUR: Sens House Saigon offers an insightful exploration of Saigon’s rich history and its iconic motorcycle culture with the Vespa City Tour. Lasting two hours, the tour travels through the central district and the French-influenced areas of the city. Riding on vintage Italian scooters, participants witness local life up close, glide along the Saigon River, and pass by historical landmarks.

MEKONG DELTA: Known as Vietnam’s rice basket, the Mekong Delta produces an abundant amount of rice, meeting the country’s needs with a surplus. Despite its rural nature, the Mekong Delta is densely populated and extensively farmed. The region’s lush landscapes encompass rice paddies, fish farms, and the cultivation of sugarcane, fruit, coconut, and shrimp.

CU CHI TUNNELS: A widely renowned attraction, the intricate network of over 200 kilometers of tunnels gained legendary status during the 1960s for its role in the American War. These tunnels allowed the Viet Cong to control a significant rural area near Ho Chi Minh City. The tunnels served various functions, including secret trapdoors, weapon production sites, command centers, hospitals, kitchens, and sleeping quarters.