6-Day Da Lat to Saigon Motorbike Tour via Mekong Delta.

Day 1 – Da Lat to Lak Lake

Estimated distance: To be confirmed | Riding time: Approximately 4–6 hours, plus stops

Leave Da Lat and ride through coffee-growing areas and winding roads toward the lower highlands. The scenery changes from cool hills to cultivated valleys as you travel toward Lak Lake.

Visit a silk workshop if it is operating and stop at Linh An Pagoda if the chosen road allows. Elephant Waterfall may be visible from the pagoda depending on access and visibility. Continue to the Lak Lake area for the first night.

Day 2 – Lak Lake to Dak Mil

Estimated distance: To be confirmed | Riding time: Approximately 4–6 hours

Spend a little time near Lak Lake before heading south through farmland and smaller highland communities. The guide will choose a practical route toward Dak Mil with breaks along the way.

Stop for lunch and visit a local market or workshop only when open and appropriate for visitors. A lake activity can be arranged separately if time and local services permit. Overnight in the Dak Mil area.

Day 3 – Dak Mil to Dong Xoai

Estimated distance: To be confirmed | Riding time: A full riding day; final route to be confirmed

Continue south as the terrain gradually changes from highland hills to lower agricultural country. Parts of the journey may follow roads associated with the Ho Chi Minh Trail, depending on the selected route.

Take regular breaks and a lunch stop. Where access permits, pause near rubber, cashew or cocoa-growing areas to learn about local production. Reach Dong Xoai with enough time to rest before entering the Mekong Delta the next day.

Day 4 – Dong Xoai to My Tho

Estimated distance: To be confirmed | Riding time: A full riding day; final route to be confirmed

Leave Dong Xoai and ride southwest toward Tien Giang Province. This is a transition day with busier roads around the greater Ho Chi Minh City area before the landscape opens into the Mekong Delta.

Plan regular rest and meal breaks, keeping sightseeing stops short so the group can reach My Tho before dark. A visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels is not scheduled on this route. Overnight in My Tho.

Day 5 – My Tho to Can Tho

Estimated distance: To be confirmed | Riding time: Approximately 4–6 hours, plus stops

Ride west through the Mekong Delta toward Can Tho. Rivers, canals, orchards and cultivated fields shape the scenery, with road and ferry choices depending on the final itinerary.

Stop for lunch and visit an accessible local workshop or fruit-growing area if timing allows. Arrive in Can Tho and prepare for an early start the following morning. Overnight in Can Tho.

Day 6 – Can Tho to Saigon

Estimated distance: To be confirmed | Riding time: Approximately 5–7 hours after the morning visit

Start early for a possible boat visit to Cai Rang Floating Market. Trading activity changes by day and season, and the boat arrangement must be confirmed before booking.

After returning from the market, leave Can Tho for the ride to Saigon. Take lunch and rest breaks along the way, then finish at the agreed city drop-off point. The arrival time depends on traffic and the morning schedule.

Ride Behind a Local Guide

Ask Rew Rew whether an Easy Rider passenger option is available for your dates. As a passenger, you ride behind a local guide and do not need motorbike riding experience.

Ride Your Own Motorbike

Experienced riders can request a guided self-ride arrangement. Rew Rew will confirm bike availability, required documents, group arrangements and price before accepting the booking.

Self-ride is intended for experienced motorbike riders. You need a valid licence for the motorcycle you will use and driving documents recognised in Vietnam, including an International Driving Permit where applicable. Rew Rew must check your documents before confirming the booking. The bike model and any related costs will be stated in your quotation.

• The guide, motorbike, accommodation and other services explicitly listed in your confirmed Rew Rew quotation.

• Services, optional activities and personal expenses not listed as included in your confirmed quotation.

• Long trousers, a long-sleeved layer and closed shoes suitable for riding.
• A light warm layer for Da Lat and rain protection for changing weather.
• Sunscreen, sunglasses and insect repellent.
• Personal medication and a refillable water bottle.
• A small bag for documents and daily essentials.
• A valid motorcycle licence and applicable driving documents if you plan to self-ride.

Do I need motorbike experience?

You need experience to operate your own motorbike. If an Easy Rider passenger option is available, you can ride behind a local guide without driving experience.

Can I self-ride this Da Lat to Saigon Motorbike Tour via Mekong Delta?

Ask Rew Rew about guided self-ride availability. Your riding experience, licence and applicable driving documents must be checked before a bike is confirmed.

Does the route visit the Cu Chi Tunnels?

No. Cu Chi is not part of this six-day itinerary. Ask Rew Rew for a revised route and timing if visiting the tunnels is a priority.

When do we visit Cai Rang Floating Market?

The planned visit is early on Day 6, after the overnight stay in Can Tho. It depends on the boat arrangement and local market activity.

Where will we stay?

The planned overnight areas are Lak Lake, Dak Mil, Dong Xoai, My Tho and Can Tho. Rew Rew will confirm the properties and room arrangements in your quotation.

Are meals and boat trips included?

Check your confirmed quotation for meal and activity inclusions. Boat trips also depend on local availability and weather.

What happens during poor weather?

The guide may adjust roads, departure times and activities according to local conditions. Boat trips or outdoor stops may be changed or cancelled when conditions are unsuitable.