Route: 7:30 AM Leave the chaotic traffic of Saigon by taking the Cat Lai ferry, riding through the rubber plantations of Đồng Nai, and hitting the coastal road from Lagi to Mũi Né.
Highlights: Driving past dragon fruit farms, coastal sand dunes, and catching the sunset at the [Mui Ne Sand Dunes](google.com Ne Sand Dunes "Mui Ne Sand Dunes").
Route: Climb from the hot coastal plains up into the cool Central Highlands via the winding Đại Ninh Pass (National Road 28B) or Gia Bắc Pass.
Highlights: Dramatic mountain curves, transitioning ecosystems, coffee plantations, and checking into the chilly pine-forested city of [Da Lat](google.com Lat tourist spots "Da Lat travel").
Route: Follow National Road 27 through steep mountain terrain, passing traditional villages of the M'nông and Ede ethnic minority groups.
Highlights: Riding along the scenic Lăk Lake, traditional stilt houses, and arriving in Vietnam's coffee capital, Buôn Ma Thuột.
Route: Head north on National Road 14 (Ho Chi Minh Highway East), cruising through rolling hills lined with endless pepper and rubber plantations.
Highlights: Stopping at the massive Dray Nur or Dray Sap Waterfalls, visiting local weasel coffee farms, and viewing the volcanic T'Nưng Lake (Sea Lake) in Pleiku.
Route: A shorter riding day heading north to Kon Tum, then climbing up National Road 24 to the mist-shrouded plateau town of Măng Đen.
Highlights: The historic Kon Tum Wooden Church, traditional Bahnar communal houses (Rông houses), and the cool, pine-scented mountain air of Măng Đen.
Route: Drop back down from the Central Highlands to the central coast via the remote and beautiful Violak Pass.
Highlights: Sweeping terrace rice field views on the pass, riding alongside rivers, and rejoining the coastal plains of Quảng Ngãi.
Route: Ride north along smaller coastal paths and local roads bypassing parts of Highway 1.
Highlights: Visiting the historic My Lai Memorial, exploring the Tam Thanh Mural Village, and entering the lantern-lit ancient streets of An Ancient Town
Route: Ride through Đà Nẵng, then scale the legendary Hải Vân Pass, dropping down into Lăng Cô Bay before pushing to Huế.
Highlights: The breathtaking ocean-and-mountain vistas of the Hải Vân Pass (made famous by Top Gear), coastal lagoons, and the imperial history of Huế.
Route: Head northwest toward the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone), shifting onto Route 9 toward the Laotian border.
Highlights: The historic Đakrông Bridge, remnants of the DMZ, and the mountain-ringed valley of Khe Sanh (famous for the 1968 battle site).
Route: The crown jewel of Vietnamese motorbike riding—the Ho Chi Minh Trail West branch. This is a remote, challenging, and spectacularly pristine section of road through limestone karsts.
Highlights: Virtually no traffic, dense jungle canopy, stunning limestone mountain ranges, and arriving at the UNESCO-listed cave kingdom of Phong Nha.
Route: Spend the morning exploring the caves, then take a relaxed, short afternoon cruise down to the coastal city of Đồng Hới to conclude your trip. ( You can stay longer on beach or fly Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh by your own . Say goodbye team - End The Tour .
Highlights: Floating through Phong Nha Cave followed by celebratory seafood on the beaches of Đồng Hới.
Tour price : Contact us
Tour Inclusive :
* Motorbike with our drivers ( Client sit back our driver or self driver ) & helmets, spare parts, aid kits, tool kits
* Fuels for motorbike and parking fees.
* Entrance fees ,boat, ferry in tour
* B=Breakfast, L=Lunch as mentioned in the tour itinerary
* For daily riding only: Water, snacks, fresh fruits
*Accommodation in tour - 10 nights
* Experienced English-speaking guides cum diver
Tour Exclusive :
* Travel insurance
* Support transport by A/C minivan bus, or truck for the group if the inquiry
* Other personal expenses
* Tips for guides and drivers
* Drinks at restaurants
* Accommodation in Ho Chi Minh and Dong Hoi.
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