Name: 4 Days Guided Motorbike Riding from Ho Chi Minh to Dalat
Brand: Vietnam Two Wheels
Price: 899 USD
Availability: InStock

Accommodation

Check-in Time:

00:00

Check-out Time:

00:00

Vietnam Two Wheels understands the importance of a good night’s sleep after a day of motorbike travel. That’s why they have carefully selected comfortable and clean hotels at the overnight destinations. However, they also offer the option of a one or two-night homestay with locals to enhance your journey and allow you to experience the local culture. They provide customized tour and accommodation options to fit your preferences and needs, ensuring that you have the best possible experience in Vietnam.

Program

Day 1: Saigon - Dong Xoai (140 km / 87 miles - 6 hours riding)

Day 1 of the Ho Chi Minh City to Dong Xoai motorbike tour is a captivating journey filled with historical and cultural significance. You begin by exploring the renowned Cu Chi Tunnels, gaining first hand insight into the resourcefulness of the Vietcong during the Vietnam War. Witnessing the underground network where soldiers lived and fought is an eye-opening experience that brings history to life.

Continuing along the Ho Chi Minh trail, you ride towards Dong Xoai, making a stop at a rice paper workshop. Here, you have the privilege of observing the traditional process of hand-making rice paper, a staple food in Vietnam. This immersive encounter offers a glimpse into the local way of life and serves as a testament to the preservation of Vietnamese culture and traditions.

Day 1 is an unforgettable combination of history, culture, and breathtaking scenery, making it a standout highlight of the motorbike tour.

Day 2: Dong Xoai - Buon Me Thuot (180 km / 112 miles - 7 hours riding)

You embark on an enriching journey through Vietnam’s agricultural heartland, uncovering the secrets of its vital crops. The itinerary includes visits to cashew nut, tea, rubber, and pepper plantations, where you’ll delve into the fascinating process of growing and processing these significant crops.

As you traverse the mountainous region, you’ll have the privilege of immersing yourselves in the unique culture and way of life of the H’mong tribe. Learn about their traditions, customs, and witness firsthand the beauty of their cultural heritage.

The highlight of the day awaits at the awe-inspiring Dray Sap Falls, the tallest waterfall in the area. Marvel at its natural splendor and enjoy a refreshing swim in the cool waters, revitalizing your spirits. As the day draws to a close, you’ll settle into cozy bungalows nestled at the top, providing a tranquil retreat for a restful night’s sleep.

Day 3: Buon Me Thuot - Lak Lake (100 km / 62 miles - 4 hours riding)

Day 3 begins with a delectable breakfast before hopping on your motorbike to traverse picturesque rice fields en route to the enchanting village of Ede. Crossing the river by ferry, you’ll have the chance to meet and interact with members of the Tay tribe, gaining valuable insights into their unique way of life.

In the morning, witness a remarkable sight as ethnic minorities skillfully guide elephants from the forest, showcasing a centuries-old tradition. Continuing your adventure, you’ll ride to the Jun villages nestled around the captivating Lak Lake, inhabited by the M’nong people, one of Vietnam’s mountain tribes. Here, a remarkable opportunity awaits as you join a local M’nong family for a fishing experience on the serene lake. Immerse yourself in their rich culture and traditions, forging a deeper connection with the local community.

Overall, Day 3 presents an unforgettable blend of Vietnam’s stunning natural beauty and the vibrant tapestry of its local communities, creating memories that will endure long after the journey concludes.

Day 4: Lake Lake - Dalat (170 km / 106 miles - 6 hours riding)

The final day of the tour begins with a visit to the vibrant Krong No Highland market, immersing yourself in the bustling atmosphere and vibrant local culture. Next, prepare to be awe-inspired by the majestic Elephant or Pongour Waterfall, a natural wonder that captivates with its grandeur.

Continuing your journey along breathtaking mountain roads, you pause to explore a Silk factory, a Flower farm, and a Coffee plantation. Indulge your taste buds with the renowned “Weasel Coffee,” known for its unique production process.

As your adventure draws to a close, you arrive in Dalat and visit the extraordinary Crazy House, a true architectural marvel that stands as one of Vietnam’s most distinctive attractions. Concluding your exploration, you return to your accommodations in Dalat.

With the end of the Saigon to Dalat motorbike tour, you are left with indelible memories of the remarkable experiences and captivating beauty of Vietnam.

Skill level(s)

Beginner:

can ride for 2-3 hours
minimal riding experience
assistance required
comfortable with curves and leans
basic experience with unsurfaced roads
short distance ascents and descents

Intermediate:

can ride for 3-4 hours
average riding experience
little assistance required
comfortable with extreme curves and leans
average experience with unsurfaced roads
steep ascents and descents

Advanced:

can ride for 5-6 hours
extensive riding experience
assistance on demand (if required)
experienced with riding a variety of motorcycles
comfortable with any terrain and weather conditions

Instructors

Bruno Linh

Meet Bruno – the skilled and humorous guide with a Foreign Languages degree and a decade of experience in motorbike trips. He brings contagious energy and ensures an enjoyable and memorable experience exploring Vietnam’s landscapes.

Kha Dinh

Meet Kha Dinh – an experienced guide for Easy Rider tours in Vietnam with a foreign language degree and extensive knowledge of local culture and history. He is very thorough and is the one who takes care of everything on the tour.

Location

The Central Highland, Vietnam

The Central Highlands region of Vietnam is a captivating and diverse area characterized by its unique geography, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant population. Situated in the central part of Vietnam, the Central Highlands, also known as Tây Nguyên, covers a vast area of mountainous terrain, rolling hills, and verdant forests.

The region is home to a diverse range of ethnic groups, each with their own distinct traditions and customs. The largest ethnic groups in the Central Highlands include the Gia Rai, Ede, Bahnar, and Jarai, among others. These ethnic communities have maintained their rich cultural heritage, which is deeply rooted in their connection to the land, their agricultural practices, and their spiritual beliefs.

The Central Highlands is known for its agricultural productivity, with coffee being one of the region's main economic pillars. The cool and favorable climate, coupled with fertile soils, creates ideal conditions for coffee cultivation. The region's vast coffee plantations have earned it the reputation of being the "coffee capital" of Vietnam.

In addition to coffee, the Central Highlands is also known for its production of tea, rubber, pepper, and cashew nuts. The region's economy heavily relies on these agricultural products, which contribute to both domestic and international markets.

The natural beauty of the Central Highlands is breathtaking, with picturesque waterfalls, lush forests, and expansive lakes dotting the landscape. The region is also home to national parks and nature reserves, preserving its unique biodiversity and offering opportunities for eco-tourism and outdoor activities.

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Food

Vietnam Two Wheels is passionate about introducing you to authentic Vietnamese cuisine during their tours. They’ll take you to sample local specialties and visit street markets, restaurants, and roadside eateries for the most delicious dishes. Their recommendations cater to all tastes, from meat-lovers to vegetarians, providing a unique and unforgettable culinary experience.

The following meals are included:

Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Drinks

The following drinks are included:

Water
Coffee
Tea

The following dietary requirement(s) are served and/or catered for:

Vegetarian
Vegan
Organic
Paleo diet
Other dietary requirements on request

If you have special dietary requirements it's a good idea to communicate it to the organiser when making a reservation

Things to do (optional)

Support van (optional) to carry luggage on tour - 130 USD per day (including a driver and gasoline + toll fee)

What's included

All meals as indicated in the itinerary
3 nights accommodation
Fruits and coffee on tour
English-speaking tour guide
Motorcycle (dirt bike / Suzuki 150cc)
Helmet
Gas / petrol
Entrance fees
Waterproof bags / raincoats
Mechanic (only for groups of 6 passengers)

What's not included

Airfare
Personal expenses
Tips
Travel insurance
Visa
Honda 250cc rental (45 USD per day)

How to get there

Recommended Airports

SGN

Tan Son Nhat International Airport

84 km

Transfer not provided

Cancellation Policy

A reservation requires a deposit of 28% of the total price.
The deposit is non-refundable, if the booking is cancelled.
The rest of the payment should be paid 2 days before arrival.

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Day 1: Saigon - Dong Xoai (140 km / 87 miles - 6 hours riding)

Day 2: Dong Xoai - Buon Me Thuot (180 km / 112 miles - 7 hours riding)

Day 3: Buon Me Thuot - Lak Lake (100 km / 62 miles - 4 hours riding)