• Saigon River - Enjoy a one-hour boat tour through the vibrant heart of Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon. This journey takes you along the Saigon River, passing through central districts 1 and 4, showcasing both modern high-rise towers and some of the city’s best-preserved historical buildings.
• Hotel Majestic Saigon - Situated at 1 Dong Khoi Street, this luxurious hotel was established in 1925, featuring a classical French Riviera style, crafted by a prosperous local entrepreneur.
• Tran Hung Dao Statue - This statue honors Tran Hung Dao (1231), a Vietnamese royal prince, statesman, and military leader renowned for successfully repelling multiple Mongol invasions.
• Nguyen Hue Street - Named after Emperor Nguyen Hue (1753), this is one of Saigon’s largest boulevards. It is a pedestrian street stretching from the Saigon River to the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City (City Hall).
• Thu Ngu Flagpole - Initially constructed in 1865 as a signal mast for incoming ships, the current version was built in 1900 and proudly displays the Vietnamese flag.
• Ho Chi Minh City Customs Department - Originally built in 1867 as a mansion for a wealthy businessman, this building was converted in 1881 to serve as the headquarters of the customs department.
• State Bank of Vietnam - HCMC Office - Constructed in 1928 for the Banque de l’Indochine, this building now serves as the Saigon branch of the State Bank of Vietnam.
• Mong Bridge - One of Saigon’s oldest bridges, constructed by the company once led by Gustave Eiffel.
• Rạch Bến Nghé - The Ben Nghe channel is a significant waterway in Ho Chi Minh City, historically a hub of commerce due to its strategic location.
• Sài Gòn River Tunnel - The Thu Thiem Tunnel is the first and only tunnel beneath the Saigon River, forming a crucial part of the highway network.
• Dragon Wharf - Ho Chi Minh Museum (HCMC Branch) - One of Ho Chi Minh City’s oldest buildings, constructed in 1862. It was originally the main port and now houses the Ho Chi Minh Museum.
• Phường 4 - Home to the Saigon port, District 4 is an island nestled between the Saigon River and two canals, known as Ho Chi Minh City’s most densely populated neighborhood.
• Thủ Thiêm Bridge - Originally a largely uninhabited swampland, Thu Thiem is set to become Ho Chi Minh City’s most modern district, featuring residential areas, offices, and expansive parks.
• Bitexco Financial Tower - Upon its completion in 2010, Bitexco Tower was the tallest skyscraper in Vietnam. Its design is inspired by the lotus flower, Vietnam’s national flower.
• Đền Quan Lớn Đệ Tam - A temple located on the Saigon River bank, it is one of the few remaining historic buildings in Thu Thiem.
• Vietcombank Tower Saigon - This iconic skyscraper in Vietnam hosts numerous national and international companies, including Vietcombank.
• Bộ Tư Lệnh Hải Quân Phía Nam - A historic building on the Saigon River, serving as the Southern Naval Command Office.
• Cau Ba Son - The newest bridge spanning the Saigon River, named after the Ba Son Shipyard.
• Landmark 81 - The tallest skyscraper in Vietnam and the second tallest in Southeast Asia.
• Cầu Sài Gòn - Until 2008, it was the only bridge connecting the city center with District 2, serving as a vital gateway to Ho Chi Minh City.

• In-person English speaking guide
• Luxury boat with captain
• Sliding roof against sun or rain
• On-board restrooms
• Drinks and snacks available for purchase

• Food and Drinks (Available for purchase)

Hop on board and join us on a luxury cruise on the Saigon River in the city center of Ho Chi Minh City. During a relaxing 1-hour cruise through the central district of Saigon our guides will provide you with information on the major landmarks and serve you ice cold drinks. The cruise will give you fantastic views of the center and a short break from the hustle bustle of Saigon.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.