Hoi An to Da Lat Easy Rider Tour – 6 Days
From: $450.00
Ride from Hoi An to Da Lat in six days with a local Easy Rider guide via Kon Tum, Buon Ma Thuot and Lak Lake.
Easy Riders from Hoi An to Da Lat take you on a six-day journey through Vietnam’s Central Highlands. Ride as a passenger behind a local guide on mountain roads through Kham Duc, Kon Tum, Chu Se, Buon Ma Thuot and Lak Lake. Along the way, stop for village life, coffee-growing landscapes and regional history, with time for meals, photographs and rest. The trip ends in Da Lat after five nights on the road. Stops may change with weather, road conditions and site access.
Tour Overview
- Duration: 6 days / 5 nights
- Route: Hoi An → Kham Duc → Kon Tum → Chu Se → Buon Ma Thuot → Lak Lake → Da Lat
- Pick-up: Hoi An; exact arrangements confirmed before departure
- Drop-off: Da Lat; exact location confirmed before departure
- Distance: Approximately 900 km based on the existing daily estimates; actual roads may differ
- Transport: Passenger behind a local Easy Rider guide
- Accommodation: Five nights along the route, as listed in the existing tour
Tour Highlights
- Follow a mountain section of the Ho Chi Minh Road.
- Visit Kon Tum and its wooden church when open.
- Travel via Pleiku and the highland town of Chu Se.
- Explore farms and local roads around Buon Ma Thuot.
- Visit the Dray Sap area when accessible.
- Spend a night near Lak Lake before continuing to Da Lat.
Day 1 – Hoi An to Kham Duc
Approximately 150 km; riding time varies with stops and road conditions.
Leave Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO-listed historic port, and head inland through villages and foothills towards the Ho Chi Minh Road. Take breaks as the road climbs into the mountains.
When local schedules allow, visit a pottery or craft area. Your guide can introduce communities along the route before you arrive in Kham Duc for the first night.
Day 2 – Kham Duc to Kon Tum
Approximately 150 km; riding time varies with stops and road conditions.
Continue along forested highland roads, allowing time for lunch, water and photographs. The journey is as much about the changing landscape as the destination.
Stop at viewpoints and learn about the region’s history and daily life. A community visit depends on a welcome from local hosts and the day’s route. Overnight in Kon Tum.
Day 3 – Kon Tum to Chu Se
Approximately 130 km; riding time varies with stops and road conditions.
Travel south towards Pleiku as the scenery opens onto farmland and broad highland roads. The shorter distance leaves room for relaxed stops.
Visit Kon Tum’s wooden church if open. Sea Lake or a tea-growing area may be included when they fit the confirmed route. Finish in the Chu Se area for the night.
Day 4 – Chu Se to Buon Ma Thuot
Approximately 170 km; riding time varies with stops and road conditions.
Ride through agricultural areas and small towns, taking regular breaks on this longer day. Your guide can point out changes in crops and terrain.
Pause for lunch along the way and stop at a local farm or workshop when visits are available. Arrive in Buon Ma Thuot for the night.
Day 5 – Buon Ma Thuot to Lak Lake
Approximately 130 km; riding time varies with stops and road conditions.
Leave the city for smaller roads and farmland in the Lak Lake region. Depending on access and the day’s road plan, visit the Dray Sap waterfall area.
Learn about local crops and village life at suitable stops. Waterfall access depends on weather and site rules; swimming is not a promised activity. Spend the night near Lak Lake.
Day 6 – Lak Lake to Da Lat
Approximately 170 km; riding time varies with stops and road conditions.
Enjoy the morning near the lake before riding south through changing mountain scenery. Take breaks for lunch and photographs during the final day’s ride.
On the approach to Da Lat, stop at a coffee-growing area or silk workshop when open. View Elephant Waterfall from Linh An Pagoda if the viewpoint is accessible; direct waterfall access is not promised. Finish in Da Lat.
Easy Rider – Ride Behind a Local Guide
Your local guide drives the motorbike while you travel as a passenger. No driving experience is needed. Ask us about guided self-ride or private car travel before booking; availability, documents, vehicle and price must be confirmed separately.
- English-speaking Easy Rider guide
- Riding protection equipment listed in the existing tour
- Five nights’ accommodation along the route
- Entrance tickets for scheduled included visits, as listed in the existing tour
- Traveller meals and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Optional tips
- Optional activities outside the agreed itinerary
- Long trousers, light layers and a rain jacket
- Closed shoes suitable for a long motorbike trip
- Sunscreen, sunglasses and a water bottle
- Personal medication and a small day bag
Do I need riding experience?
No. You travel as a passenger behind a local Easy Rider guide.
Can I drive my own motorbike?
Ask Rew Rew before booking. Self-riders need appropriate experience and riding documents accepted in Vietnam; bike type and price require confirmation.
How much riding is involved on the Easy Riders from Hoi An to Da Lat tour?
The existing plan estimates 130–170 km per day. Riding time depends on the roads, weather, traffic and length of stops.
Where will we stay?
The existing tour includes five overnight stays. The particular properties and room arrangements are confirmed before booking.
Are meals included?
No. Traveller meals and drinks are excluded; the guide plans meal stops during the day.
Can I swim at a waterfall?
Swimming is not part of the promised itinerary. Site access and any activity depend on local rules and safe conditions.
What happens in bad weather?
Your guide may adjust roads, stops or timing to suit local conditions and keep the journey practical.
Book This Tour with Rew Rew Adventures
Tell us your travel date, group size, preferred riding style and any special requirements. We will confirm the final route, accommodation, inclusions and booking arrangements. Rew Rew Adventures – Experience the Real Vietnam.
