No. Food and drinks are listed under the page's Exclusive heading, so meals are paid separately along the way. Personal spending is also excluded from the price. A small tip for the guide is optional, if the guide makes your day. Dinners at the overnight stops, including the first night at Lak Lake, are arranged on the road.

Easy Rider Dalat Motorbike Tour to Hoi An

Duration Sold as a 5-day tour; the page's detailed itinerary lists 6 days and its Inclusive line lists 5 nights' accommodation (see flags)

Departure Da Lat City

Destination Hoi An

Transport Easy Rider motorbike (passenger behind a guide); self-ride following the guides is available on request (per the itinerary note)

Daily Distance By day (per the itinerary): Day 1 170 km; Day 2 110 km; Day 3 190 km; Day 4 130 km; Day 5 150 km; Day 6 150 km. No total distance is stated on the page.

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Tour Overview

This Easy Rider tour runs from Da Lat to Hoi An through the Central Highlands, sold as a five-day journey. The detailed itinerary on the page lists six days via Lak Lake, Buon Ma Thuot, Pleiku and Kon Tum. Five nights’ accommodation is included.

Days mix flower farms, coffee plantations and a silk factory with the Ho Chi Minh Trail and war sites. You swim at Dray Sap Waterfall and visit Sea Lake, a wooden church and village Rong houses. Food and drinks are not included.

The ride departs Da Lat at 8:00 AM on Day 1 and ends in Hoi An. Overnight options at Lak Lake include a traditional M’Nong long house or a standard hotel. Self-ride following the guides is available on request.

Important Tour Notes

What to bring (per the page): sunscreen; shoes and sandals, as flip flops are not good for activities; a camera. The page’s introduction says the six-day option is the best way to explore the whole Central Highlands, while five days still gives a great experience if time is tight; it does not explain which day is dropped in the five-day version. Riding by yourself following the guides is also available; contact Rew Rew for more information, per the page’s note. [FAQ note: this page has no FAQ section; the five FAQs in this sheet are assembled strictly from facts stated on the page itself.]

Tour Itinerary

Day 1

Da Lat to Lak Lake (170 km)

Before leaving Da Lat, explore the beautiful countryside with stops at flower farms, coffee plantations, a silk factory, the Huge Happy Buddha Statue, Elephant Waterfall and rice wine making. Arrive at Lak Lake at 5:00 PM, the biggest natural lake of the Central Highlands. Take a walk along the village, and watch the sunset on the lake if the weather is clear. After dinner, choose to stay overnight in a traditional M'Nong long house or a standard hotel.

Day 2

Lak Lake to Buon Ma Thuot City (110 km)

Local life starts around 5:00 AM, which is also sunrise time on the lake. Elephant riding or showering, or kayaking on the lake, is available for an extra fee. Ride through village roads and cross the river by ferry, passing pepper farms, cashew nuts, cacao, incense stick making and drum making. The highlight is Dray Sap Waterfall, where you can swim in a natural swimming pool. Arrive in Buon Ma Thuot at 4:30 PM and stay in a standard hotel.

Day 3

Buon Ma Thuot City to Pleiku (190 km)

Travel on the old Ho Chi Minh Trail and learn about the history of the French colony period and the Vietnam War. See how people who live along the road make rice paper and noodles. Stay overnight in Pleiku after the long day's ride.

Day 4

Pleiku to Kon Tum (130 km)

Visit the city, then head to Sea Lake, a volcanic crater lake considered the Eyes of Pleiku, and take photographs. Continue to Kon Tum and visit an old wooden church and the local orphanage. At Kon Ktu village, meet the local hill tribe community in their Rong house and learn their traditions, customs and daily life. Stay overnight in Kon Tum.

Day 5

Kon Tum to Kham Duc (150 km)

Continue on the Ho Chi Minh Trail to the well-known Phoenix Airport and Charlie Hill, and learn about the war between the Northern and Southern Governments. Along the way, meet cultures of different groups among the 44 different ethnic minorities in the Central Highlands. Reach Kham Duc, a mountain town on the Ho Chi Minh Trail, and stay overnight in a standard hotel.

Day 6

Kham Duc to Hoi An (150 km)

Explore the local market of Kham Duc in the morning to learn about rural life of the highlanders. Leave for Hoi An along the Truong Son Mountain range and more of the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Before reaching Hoi An, visit a small village and a waterfall where you can swim to refresh. Arrive in Hoi An, the city of lanterns.

Inclusions & Exclusions

What's Included

1. English-speaking guides
2. Protection gear
3. Insurances
4. Tickets
5. Entrance fees
6. Five nights' accommodation
(The page's Inclusive line is a single run-on sentence ending with an ellipsis, so it may be incomplete - see flags.)