Travel Vietnam North to South on 2 or 4 wheels!

On the first day you will arrive at the Hanoi’s airport and after completing the immigration check you will meet our guide waiting for you next to the terminal. Depending on the time of your flight we will accommodate you in a hotel near Hanoi’s old town to rest, or after a quick refreshing break we will collect our motorbikes and drive back to the city center for dinner.

We’ll let you rest after the flight before we start the second day at 8.30am, choosing a course for the Van Phuc Silk Village. This day’s route will lead you through surrounding villages and rice fields, lakes and finally - mountains. We’ll arrive at the Cuc Phuong National Park for lunch and a short trek through the jungle, after which in the evening we’ll feast on Ninh Binh’s specialties in our homestay.

The third day will greet you very early because at 7am you’ll be ready to hit the road! This day might be a bit more challenging, as we’ll cover quite a demanding distance of 200km. We’ll stop at the Lo Son Pagoda in Cua Lo, where you’ll learn something new about Vietnamese Buddhist architecture. After dinner by the beach, we’ll spend a night in Cua Lo.

On the fourth day’s morning, you’ll feel enchanted with the surrounding greenery of rice fields and rubber tree plantations on our way to Phong Nha National Park. We’ll spend some time underground exploring underground rivers and caves, and we’ll have a nice walk on our way back to the hotel.

After the breakfast on the fifth day, we’ll ride the trail to the Vietnamese Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) running along the 17th parallel and cross the bridge that was a border between North and South Vietnam. This is the first day we enter the Ho Chi Minh trail.

The sixth day of our motorbike tour stands under the sign of ethnic villages and breathtaking, mountainous views. In the second part of the day, we’ll move to seaside roads on our way to Hai Van Pass, which translates to ‘the Ocean of Clouds’. The Hai Van Pass has been recognized and named by Jeremy Clarkson, the leader of the cult auto magazine "Top Gear Vietnam Special (2008)", as one of the best coastal roads in the world. It will be hard for you to choose the best part of the day, as in the evening we’ll spend time strolling around UNESCO recognized Hoi An Old Town.

Between the seventh and ninth day we’ll keep moving further along the coast of the South China Sea towards the south, passing coastal and fisherman villages, feeling fresh breeze on our faces. On the ninth day, we’ll relax on the beach, snacking on the freshest seafood you can imagine.

Get ready for a very windy trail on the tenth day, because we’ll travel to Da Lat with astonishing views of the mountains. During one of the stops, you’ll learn a little bit about the last emperor of Vietnam - Bao Dai - and his magnificent residence.

Rubber, pine and tropical trees, numerous gardens and fields of industrial crops, vast tea and coffee hills will amaze you during the eleventh day. We’ll cross Dong Nai and Lam Dong provinces with Bao Loc and Prenn Passes.

The twelfth day will be our last day on motorbikes, so enjoy the last part of our journey through banana trees plantations before we enter Saigon.

Finally, you will be able to have a break from driving, and will fully immerse into the stunning Mekong Delta on the thirteenth day. You’ll explore new means of transport: big boats, tuk-tuks, and sampans, and try various local food - such as the famous elephant-ear fish and durian!

On the last, fourteenth day, we’ll transfer you to the airport depending on the time of your flight back.