No. The page excludes travellers' meals and drinks from the tour price. Your guide can plan meal stops during each day's ride, and you pay for what you order. The Not Included list also excludes travel insurance and personal expenses. Budget for lunches and dinners at the overnight stops along the route.

Easy Riders Dalat Motorbike Tour To Hoi An

Duration 6 days, 5 nights (a 5-day, 4-night variant is mentioned on the page; the bookable itinerary lists six days)

Departure Da Lat City

Destination Hoi An

Transport Easy Rider motorbike, guided Self-Ride motorbike, or private car

Daily Distance Approx. 800 km in total (per the page). By day: Day 1 approx. 160 km; Day 2 approx. 120 km; Day 3 approx. 190 km; Day 4 approx. 90 km; Day 5 approx. 170 km; Day 6 approx. 130 km

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Tour Overview

This Easy Rider journey runs from Da Lat to Hoi An through the Central Highlands in six days and five nights. The route covers approximately 800 kilometres via Lak Lake, Buon Ma Thuot, Pleiku, Kon Tum and Kham Duc. Five nights’ accommodation is included.

Ride behind an Easy Rider guide, ride your own motorbike with a guide, or choose a private car. Days mix coffee farms, villages and waterfalls with sites linked to the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Meals and drinks are not included in the price.

Pickup is at 8:30 AM from your accommodation in Da Lat. The journey ends with drop-off at your hotel in Hoi An. A five-day version is mentioned on the page for travellers with less time.

Important Tour Notes

Riding styles (per the page): Easy Rider means you sit behind a local guide who drives the motorbike and leads the route. The Self-Ride option is listed on the booking selector with solo and group rider choices; experienced riders must contact Rew Rew for the motorcycle model, price, luggage arrangements, riding documents and insurance conditions. The private car choice is for two or more guests and follows the same general itinerary, although particular small roads or stops may differ. What to bring: closed-toe shoes and comfortable riding clothes; light layers and a rain jacket; sunscreen, sunglasses and insect repellent; water bottle and small day bag; personal medication and travel documents; suitable riding documents if requesting Self-Ride.

Tour Itinerary

Day 1

Da Lat to Lak Lake (approx. 160 km, 4 hours of riding plus stops)

Leave Da Lat in the morning and ride through flower farms, coffee-growing areas and winding highland roads. Visit a silk workshop and Linh An Pagoda, where you can view Elephant Waterfall. After lunch, continue towards Lak Lake, stopping at a floating village, a mountain viewpoint and rice fields along the way. Settle in near the lake for the night.

Day 2

Lak Lake to Buon Ma Thuot (approx. 120 km, 3 hours of riding plus stops)

Start with an optional morning walk by Lak Lake. Ride through M'nong villages and farmland, with stops to see local crops such as cocoa or pepper when available. After lunch, visit Dray Sap Waterfall and walk around the area; swimming depends on the conditions and local rules. Continue to Buon Ma Thuot for the night.

Day 3

Buon Ma Thuot to Pleiku (approx. 190 km, 5 hours of riding plus stops)

Ride north through pepper and rubber-growing areas, taking regular breaks for water, photographs and lunch. Your guide can share stories about the region's wartime history and the Ho Chi Minh Trail along the way. Arrive in Pleiku in the late afternoon. Note: on the five-day version, this day starts early in the morning and continues to Kon Tum.

Day 4

Pleiku to Kon Tum (approx. 90 km, 2 hours of riding plus visits)

Enjoy a relaxed morning at Sea Lake before travelling to Kon Tum. Visit the wooden church and, if a local visit has been arranged, see a communal Rong house and learn about its role in village life. A shorter ride today leaves time for an unhurried lunch and breaks.

Day 5

Kon Tum to Kham Duc (approx. 170 km, 5 hours of riding plus stops)

Travel north through mountain scenery towards Kham Duc. Stop in the Dak To area to learn about the Vietnam War; depending on the confirmed route and site access, the history stops may include the former Phoenix Airstrip area. Take breaks at viewpoints and stop for lunch before reaching Kham Duc for the night.

Day 6

Kham Duc to Hoi An (approx. 130 km, 4 hours of riding plus stops)

Leave Kham Duc in the morning and follow mountain roads towards Hoi An. Stop for views, lunch and, if conditions allow, a waterfall visit. Your guide can explain the history of the Ho Chi Minh Trail and arrange a visit to a Co Tu village or a Cham heritage site. The journey ends with drop-off at your hotel in Hoi An.