Hoi An to Ho Chi Minh City Easy Rider Tour – 10 Days
Ride from Hoi An to Ho Chi Minh City in ten days with a local Easy Rider guide via Kon Tum, Lak Lake, Da Lat and Mui Ne.
Easy Riders from Hoi An to Sai Gon travel through Vietnam’s Central Highlands and southern coast over ten days. Ride as a passenger behind a local guide via Kham Duc, Kon Tum, Buon Ma Thuot, Lak Lake, Da Lat, Mui Ne and Long Hai. The route combines mountain roads, farming areas and coastal scenery, with time for meals and rest. Stops depend on weather, road conditions and site access. This tour ends in Ho Chi Minh City after nine nights on the road.
Tour Overview
- Duration: 10 days / 9 nights
- Route: Hoi An to Sai Gon via the Central Highlands and Mui Ne
- Pick-up: Hoi An; details confirmed before departure
- Drop-off: Ho Chi Minh City; details confirmed before departure
- Estimated distance: Approximately 1,510 km from the existing day estimates
- Transport: Easy Rider passenger tour
- Price: The Hoi An to Sai Gon Easy Rider option is US$750 per person for ten days; private car is US$950 per person for ten days when available
Tour Highlights
- Ride sections of the Ho Chi Minh Road into the Central Highlands.
- Visit Kon Tum, Pleiku and coffee-growing landscapes.
- Travel beside Lak Lake and onward to Da Lat.
- Descend through tea country towards Mui Ne.
- Explore coastal scenery before reaching Ho Chi Minh City.
Day 1 – Hoi An to Kham Duc
Approximately 150 km; riding time depends on stops and road conditions.
Leave Hoi An Ancient Town for craft villages and the forested Ho Chi Minh Road. Climb gradually into the highlands, with regular stops for water and photographs.
A pottery workshop may be visited when open. Meet local communities respectfully and reach Kham Duc for the night.
Day 2 – Kham Duc to Kon Tum
Approximately 150 km; riding time depends on stops and road conditions.
Continue through mountain scenery and small settlements on the Ho Chi Minh Road. Allow time for road conditions and breaks.
Your guide can explain local history and farming along the route. Overnight in Kon Tum.
Day 3 – Kon Tum to Chu Se
Approximately 130 km; riding time depends on stops and road conditions.
Travel through the Central Highlands towards Pleiku, then south to Chu Se. The landscape shifts between villages, farmland and open highland roads.
Visit Kon Tum Wooden Church when accessible. Stop around Pleiku for a lakeside view or tea-growing area if the day allows, then settle in Chu Se.
Day 4 – Chu Se to Buon Ma Thuot
Approximately 170 km; riding time depends on stops and road conditions.
Ride across agricultural districts on a longer day, passing farms and small towns. The pace includes breaks for meals and stretching.
Your guide can introduce local crops at suitable stops. Arrive in Buon Ma Thuot for the night.
Day 5 – Buon Ma Thuot to Lak Lake
Approximately 130 km; riding time depends on stops and road conditions.
Leave the city for village roads and the landscape around Lak Lake. Take care on rural sections and pause often enough to enjoy the surroundings.
Visit the Dray Sap waterfall area if access and weather permit. Spend the night near Lak Lake; accommodation details are confirmed before departure.
Day 6 – Lak Lake to Da Lat
Approximately 170 km; riding time depends on stops and road conditions.
Continue south through changing hills and coffee-growing landscapes. The approach to Da Lat brings cooler air and winding roads.
See farms or a silk workshop when operating. Elephant Waterfall may be viewed from an accessible viewpoint; swimming and direct access are not included promises. Overnight in Da Lat.
Day 7 – Da Lat to Di Linh
Approximately 140 km; riding time depends on stops and road conditions.
Leave Da Lat on highland roads, with time for a relaxed departure and scenic breaks. The route passes plantations and valleys on the way to Di Linh.
Choose a short Da Lat stop according to opening hours, then continue through tea-growing country. Spend the night in Di Linh.
Day 8 – Di Linh to Mui Ne
Approximately 140 km; riding time depends on stops and road conditions.
Descend from the highlands towards the coastal climate of Mui Ne. The scenery changes from tea plantations to dragon fruit farms and sandy landscapes.
See the fishing village and sand dunes when access and timing allow. Overnight in Mui Ne.
Day 9 – Mui Ne to Long Hai
Approximately 200 km; riding time depends on stops and road conditions.
Follow the southern coast on the longest riding day. Plan meal and rest stops so the distance stays manageable.
Pass through dragon fruit growing areas and coastal communities. Reach Long Hai for the final overnight stay.
Day 10 – Long Hai to Ho Chi Minh City
Approximately 130 km; riding time depends on stops and road conditions.
Ride inland towards Ho Chi Minh City, with traffic increasing on the approach. Your guide will plan a practical route and breaks.
Stop in a rubber-growing area if suitable. Finish the Hoi An to Sai Gon journey at the agreed city drop-off point.
Easy Rider – Passenger with a Local Guide
Your guide drives the motorcycle while you enjoy the route as a passenger. No riding experience is needed. Ask us about self-ride or private car availability before booking; vehicle, documentation and any additional price require confirmation in the booking option.
- English-speaking local rider-guide and riding protection equipment
- Nine nights of accommodation and scheduled entrance fees as described in the existing tour
- Meals and drinks
- Personal spending and optional tips
- Activities beyond the agreed route
- Long trousers, layers, rain jacket and closed shoes
- Sunscreen, sunglasses, water bottle and personal medication
Do I need motorbike experience?
No. An Easy Rider guide drives while you travel as a passenger.
How long is the Easy Riders from Hoi An to Sai Gon route?
It takes ten days and nine nights. Daily distances are estimates and may change with the roads and conditions.
Can I ride my own bike?
Contact us first to check availability, your experience and riding documents accepted in Vietnam.
Is private car travel available?
Please select a confirmed car option if shown, or ask us before booking. The additional charge is US$20 per person per day when offered.
Where will we stay?
The route includes nine overnight stops. Specific properties are confirmed before departure.
Are meals included?
Traveller meals and drinks are excluded. Your guide will plan suitable breaks.
What if the weather changes?
Stops and roads may be adjusted for local safety and access.
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