10-Day Saigon Motorbike Loop, Southern Vietnam.

Day 1 – Saigon to Can Tho

Estimated distance: Approximately 210 km | Riding time: Approximately 6–8 hours

Leave Saigon early and ride southwest toward the Mekong Delta. Urban traffic gradually gives way to smaller towns, agricultural land and a network of rivers and canals.

Take regular breaks and stop for lunch along the route. Keep sightseeing selective so there is enough time to reach Can Tho and prepare for an early market visit the next morning. Overnight in Can Tho.

Day 2 – Can Tho to Ben Tre

Estimated distance: Approximately 140 km | Riding time: Approximately 4–6 hours after the morning visit

Begin early with a possible boat trip to Cai Rang Floating Market. Trading activity varies by day and season, and the boat arrangement must be confirmed before booking.

Return to shore and ride toward Ben Tre through fruit-growing areas and riverside communities. Stop for lunch and visit a suitable local workshop if it is operating. Overnight in the Ben Tre area.

Day 3 – Ben Tre to Dong Xoai

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

Leave the Mekong Delta and ride northeast toward Dong Xoai. This transition crosses busier roads around the greater Saigon region before returning to agricultural landscapes.

Plan regular breaks and a lunch stop, keeping optional visits short. A visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels is not scheduled on this day; adding it requires a revised route and travel-time check. Overnight in Dong Xoai.

Day 4 – Dong Xoai to the Dray Sap Area

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

Ride north toward the Central Highlands as the landscape changes from lower agricultural land to hillier country. Depending on the selected road, the journey may pass rubber, cashew and coffee-growing areas.

Stop for lunch and arrive near the Dray Sap area later in the day. A waterfall visit depends on the opening hours and actual arrival time; swimming is not a scheduled activity. Overnight accommodation will be confirmed by Rew Rew.

Day 5 – Dray Sap Area to Lak Lake

Estimated distance: Approximately 140 km | Riding time: Approximately 4–6 hours

Travel through the highland countryside toward Lak Lake. This day allows a gentler pace after the longer journey from Dong Xoai, with breaks along farming roads and village areas.

Visit an operating local workshop if one fits the route and welcomes visitors. Continue to Lak Lake and enjoy the lakeside setting after arrival. Overnight in the Lak Lake area.

Day 6 – Lak Lake to Da Lat

Estimated distance: Approximately 165 km | Riding time: Approximately 5–7 hours

Leave Lak Lake and climb through changing highland terrain toward Da Lat. The ride passes cultivated land and winding mountain sections as the air becomes cooler with elevation.

Take a lunch break and short stops along the way. A visit to Truc Lam Zen Monastery may be possible if the group reaches Da Lat with enough time. Overnight in Da Lat.

Day 7 – Da Lat to Bao Loc

Estimated distance: Approximately 140 km | Riding time: Approximately 4–6 hours, plus stops

Spend the morning on a suitable route through Da Lat’s surrounding countryside before riding toward Bao Loc. Coffee farms and wooded slopes give way to tea-growing areas farther along the road.

Visit a local attraction only if it fits the departure time and final route. The Elephant Waterfall area is not promised as an accessible waterfall visit; a viewpoint may be possible depending on site access. Overnight in Bao Loc.

Day 8 – Bao Loc to Mui Ne

Estimated distance: Approximately 170 km | Riding time: Approximately 5–7 hours

Leave the cooler highlands and descend toward the southern coast. The scenery changes through hills, agricultural areas and warmer lowlands on the way to Mui Ne.

Stop for lunch and take breaks at safe viewpoints. Visits to a farm or local workshop depend on opening hours and the chosen road. Arrive in Mui Ne for the night.

Day 9 – Mui Ne to Long Hai

Estimated distance: Approximately 170 km | Riding time: Approximately 5–7 hours

Ride west along the coastal region, passing fishing communities and dragon fruit-growing areas. The route includes stretches of open road as well as busier sections near towns.

Stop at a suitable local market if it is operating when the group passes through. Continue to Long Hai and settle in near the coast for the final overnight stay.

Day 10 – Long Hai to Saigon

Estimated distance: Approximately 160 km | Riding time: Approximately 4–6 hours

Leave Long Hai and ride back toward Saigon, allowing time for traffic on the final approach. Your guide will choose the return road according to conditions and the agreed drop-off point.

Take a lunch break along the way. Ho Coc and Binh Chau are not scheduled detours on this return day; ask Rew Rew to recalculate the route if you want to visit them. Finish the tour in Saigon.

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 warm layer for the highlands and rain protection.
• 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.

Is this a round trip from Saigon?

Yes. The tour starts and finishes in Saigon, travelling through the Mekong Delta, Central Highlands and southern coast.

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 the 10-Day Saigon Motorbike Loop?

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

When do we visit Cai Rang Floating Market?

The planned visit is early on Day 2, after staying overnight in Can Tho. It depends on the boat arrangement and local market activity.

Are Cu Chi, Ho Coc and Binh Chau included?

They are not scheduled in this ten-day route. Ask Rew Rew for revised riding times and a quotation if any of these places are a priority.

Where will we stay?

The planned overnight areas are Can Tho, Ben Tre, Dong Xoai, the Dray Sap area, Lak Lake, Da Lat, Bao Loc, Mui Ne and Long Hai. Rew Rew will confirm the exact properties before booking.

Are meals and boat trips included?

Check your confirmed quotation for meals, tickets and activities. Boat trips also depend on weather and local availability.