Our itineraries are carefully crafted to offer an authentic experience of the country, its people, culture, and most importantly - cuisine. Our motorbike tour is for 2-wheel enthusiasts, but also with options for travelers who prefer to go by minivan. Our goal is to cater to your preferred travel mode and strike a seamless balance between travel time and exploration. By doing so, we uncover the unique characteristics of each region we visit.
Our tours are available in English, Polish, and other languages.
Welcome to Saigon! On the first day of the itinerary, all of our guests arrived in this vibrant city, relaxed and unwound as we took care of everything. Join us to explore this bustling city and all it has to offer!
Day 2 of your adventure in Vietnam starts with an exciting Mekong Delta Tour. Immerse yourself in the beauty of this stunning region, renowned for its lush greenery, picturesque waterways, and fascinating local culture. Our crew explored the local villages, interacted with the friendly residents, and got a glimpse into their way of life. As the sun sets, we were getting ready to indulge in a delicious at a local grilled restaurant, the food was mouth-watering. We enjoyed a relaxing evening with our fellow travelers as each of us savored the delectable food and soak in the warm hospitality of the locals.
First, we headed out to the suburbs to explore the fascinating Cu Chi Tunnels, an elaborate network of underground tunnels used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. It was really interesting to learn about the history and significance of the tunnels as you explore the narrow passageways and hidden rooms. We had a delicious lunch at a local farm and went to pick up the bikes.
Later, we spent the rest of the day exploring the streets of downtown Saigon, where our guests discovered historical landmarks such as the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Independence Palace, and the Central Post Office. Imagine you taking in the sights and sounds of Saigon's vibrant culture as we make our way through the city's bustling marketplaces with us.
Our fellow travelers joined in a thrilling adventure as we departed from Saigon and headed east towards the off-road sections. We rode through banana plantations and small paved roads.
As we journeyed through the Bazan highland region, we couldn't help but marvel at the vibrant red dirt roads that stretched out before us. This hue is a hallmark of the area, and it's no surprise why - the rich red soil is ideal for cultivating some of the world's most exceptional coffees.
Our travels offered many opportunities to capture stunning photographs of this breathtaking landscape, showcasing the beauty of this fertile land and the passion of the farmers who cultivate it. For those seeking an extra level of excitement, we offered an optional off-road challenge.
In the afternoon, we took the 20 highway, renowned for its breathtaking scenery. Our journey led us through winding backroads, offering multiple viewpoints of the lush greenery, before crossing the La Nga Bridge and arriving at Bao Loc town. Here, we spent the night in a beautiful villa atop a hill, with panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Some of the highlights of our adventure on Day 4:
- Banana plantations of Dong Nai
- Dong Nai's Military Base
- Duc Me Ta Pao catholic church
- Bao Loc Pass
- Dami Cafe at mountaintop
We kicked off Day 5 journey with a venture to Ta Dung - the magnificent scenery that's called the Ha Long Bay of the Central Highlands. Next, we stopped to explore a charming minority ethnic village located in Bao Loc, where you'll be greeted by breathtaking views of the valley.
After a delicious lunch overlooking the tranquil lake, we continued north and tackled some off-road challenges for adventure lovers. For those who prefer a more relaxed ride, we've got you covered. Along the way to our destination, we'd cruise through long paved routes, offering up panoramic views of vast rice fields and majestic hills in the distance.
After having reached our third stop – Nha Tho Giao Ho Kim Ngoc, a church located on top of a hill, it's time for the motorbike crew and car to go their separate ways. The car headed straight to Buon Ma Thuot city for some sightseeing and shopping, while the motorbike group embarked on an exhilarating journey through scenic backroads. Our day later came to an end in Buon Ma Thuot, where we savored a delectable dinner and enjoyed a well-deserved rest.
Day 6, as we left the bustling city of Buon Ma Thuot behind, we took the road less traveled towards Gia Lai province in the north-east. The journey was a refreshing change of pace as we rode through some of the most sparsely populated areas in the country, through the coffee plantations and endless rice fields. Not to mention we even came across an abandoned airport of Cheo Reo! It was a surreal experience: Our destination was so remote that it could only be described as the middle of nowhere. But there was one saving grace – a great, cultural accommodation option that we were fortunate enough to book: A Ngui K'Bang Homestay. As we continued our ride, the well-paved roads stretched out ahead of us, revealing breathtaking mountain vistas all around. It was a truly unforgettable experience.
- Picture spot: Electric farm of Ea H'Leo
- Stop near any coffee plantation on the way to explain about coffee growing
- Interesting historical spot: Cheo Reo abandoned airport
- Cultural spot: A Ngui K'Bang homestay
The main tour leader will pair upwith an assistant-leader for each 8-16 pers on group. They are responsible for efficient organization in the group, leading the group along the designated route, following the program, communication and coordination with other groups and the organizer, translation support at tourist sites and additionally, one of them will be closing the group on the motorbikes. For their own safety, participants will move in a compact group between the leading and assisting pilots. The groups will move at their own pace with assigned leaders, and group consolidation will take place in designated places (tourist attractions, accommodation, checkpoints).
