7-Day Mui Ne to Hoi An Easy Rider Tour

Day 1 – Mui Ne to Da Lat

Distance: approximately 160 km | Riding time: 5–6 hours

Leave Mui Ne’s coast behind and ride past fishing villages, sand dunes and the quiet waters of Song Quao Lake. The road gradually climbs into cooler highland scenery, with winding bends and wide views along the way.

Stop at the White Sand Dunes, rural farms and a tea-growing area, subject to local access. Meet members of a K’Ho community before reaching Da Lat for the first overnight stay.

Day 2 – Da Lat to Lak Lake

Distance: approximately 165 km | Riding time: 5–6 hours

Travel through Da Lat’s countryside before joining scenic mountain roads toward Dak Lak Province. Coffee farms, forested hills and small villages create a varied riding day away from the main tourist routes.

Visit a coffee plantation, a silk workshop and Elephant Waterfall where access permits. Continue through M’Nong communities and finish beside Lak Lake, with accommodation in a longhouse, bungalow or hotel [Rew Rew to confirm].

Day 3 – Lak Lake to Buon Ma Thuot

Distance: approximately 110 km | Riding time: 3–4 hours

Begin with views across Lak Lake and continue through quiet farmland and remote villages. The shorter riding distance allows more time to explore the landscapes and local life of the Central Highlands.

A boat trip and local market visit may be available [Rew Rew to confirm]. Visit Dray Sap and Dray Nur waterfalls, with time for safe swimming if conditions allow, before staying overnight in Buon Ma Thuot.

Day 4 – Buon Ma Thuot to Pleiku

Distance: approximately 180 km | Riding time: 5–6 hours

Ride north through coffee country, rubber plantations and broad highland landscapes. Long open sections are balanced with regular stops, giving you time to rest and enjoy the changing scenery.

Visit a local market and roadside farms, then learn about daily life in villages along the route when community access is appropriate. Arrive in Pleiku in the late afternoon and settle into your accommodation [Rew Rew to confirm].

Day 5 – Pleiku to Kon Tum

Distance: approximately 60 km | Riding time: 2–3 hours

A relaxed riding day follows rural roads between Pleiku and Kon Tum. The shorter distance leaves time for cultural visits and unhurried stops around the northern Central Highlands.

See Sea Lake, formed in an ancient volcanic crater, and visit Jarai or Bahnar villages with respect for local customs. Continue to Kon Tum’s wooden cathedral and finish the day at a local hotel or guesthouse [Rew Rew to confirm].

Day 6 – Kon Tum to Kham Duc

Distance: approximately 170 km | Riding time: 5–6 hours

Follow part of the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail through forested mountains, river valleys and sparsely populated highland roads. This remote section offers some of the tour’s most rewarding riding scenery.

Stop at viewpoints, minority villages and selected wartime sites while your guide explains the region’s history. The day ends in Kham Duc, a quiet mountain town, for the final overnight stay [Rew Rew to confirm].

Day 7 – Kham Duc to Hoi An

Distance: approximately 140 km | Riding time: 4–5 hours

Descend toward the central coast through mountain passes, rice fields and peaceful rural towns. The landscape becomes greener and more settled as the route approaches Quang Nam Province.

Pause at pineapple farms, waterfalls and countryside viewpoints where conditions permit. Arrive in Hoi An in the afternoon and finish with drop-off at your central hotel [Rew Rew to confirm].

Easy Rider – Ride Behind a Local Guide

Sit behind an experienced local rider and enjoy the scenery without managing the motorbike. This is the most relaxed option and includes the guide’s motorbike, fuel, helmet and rain gear.

Self-Ride Motorbike Option

Ride your own motorbike while following the guide. You must have suitable riding experience and a valid International Driving Permit under the 1968 Vienna Convention; availability and bike type are [Rew Rew to confirm].

Private Car Option

Follow the same route by private car with a driver and guide arrangement [Rew Rew to confirm]. This option suits guests who want the highland experience without travelling by motorbike.

• Professional English-speaking Easy Rider guide
• Motorbike, fuel, helmet and rain gear for the Easy Rider option
• Six nights’ accommodation [Rew Rew to confirm]
• Entrance fees for listed attractions, workshops and viewpoints [Rew Rew to confirm]

• Meals and drinks unless confirmed in writing
• Travel and medical insurance
• Personal expenses and tips
• Motorbike damage costs for self-riders
• Optional activities and services not listed as included

• Passport and valid travel documents
• International Driving Permit and home licence for self-riders
• Closed shoes, light layers and long trousers
• Sunscreen, insect repellent and reusable water bottle
• Small day bag and waterproof cover for electronics
• Personal medication and travel insurance details

Is the Mui Ne to Hoi An Easy Rider tour suitable for passengers with no riding experience?

Yes. Easy Rider passengers sit behind a local guide and do not operate the motorbike. Tell Rew Rew about any mobility or comfort concerns before booking.

Can I ride my own motorbike?

The self-ride option may be available to experienced riders with the correct licence and International Driving Permit. Rew Rew will confirm eligibility, motorbike type and insurance requirements before departure.

Where does the tour start and finish?

The planned route starts in central Mui Ne and finishes in central Hoi An. Exact hotel pick-up and drop-off details are [Rew Rew to confirm].

What accommodation is used?

The route normally uses local hotels, guesthouses or a lakeside stay near Lak Lake. Property names and room categories are [Rew Rew to confirm].

Are meals included?

Meals are not included unless stated in your booking confirmation. Your guide can suggest local restaurants and suitable stops along the route.

What happens if the weather changes?

The guide may adjust roads, stops or riding times for safety. Waterfall access, swimming and village visits depend on weather and local conditions.

How much luggage can I bring?

Pack light in a soft bag suitable for motorbike travel. Rew Rew can confirm luggage storage and transport arrangements before the tour.