15 Day Saigon Ha Noi Easy Ride – The Ultimate Vietnam Motorbike Adventure
Explore Vietnam from South to North on Two Wheels
Looking for the ultimate Vietnam motorbike tour? The 15 Day Saigon to Ha Noi Easy Ride is a once-in-a-lifetime motorcycle adventure that takes you through the diverse heart of Vietnam, from the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) to the historic charm of Hanoi. Over 2,000 kilometers of winding roads, coastlines, mountain passes, war sites, and remote ethnic villages await you on this carefully crafted journey.
This tour is designed for riders who crave more than sightseeing — it’s for those who want to connect with Vietnam’s culture, history, and people, all while riding through some of Southeast Asia’s most breathtaking landscapes…
Tour Overview
Tour Price:From $1043 per person
Start / Finish: Sai Gon / Ha Noi
Duration: 15 days / 14 nights
Daily Riding Time: 4 to 6 hours
Group Size: Small groups of 1 to 4 participants
Tour Type: Outdoor adventure
Ride Options: Self-drive, Easy Riders (with rear passengers), or private car
Road Conditions: Primarily scenic back roads through countryside and mountain landscapes
Accommodation: A combination of comfortable hotels and authentic local homestays
Food & Drink: Enjoy and explore regional Vietnamese cuisine along the way
Best Travel Season: January to October
Main Destinations & O.N Stay: Sai Gon, Central Highlands, Hoi An, Hue, Khe Sanh, Phong Nha, Mai Chau, and Hanoi.
15 Day Saigon Ha Noi Easy Ride
Itinerary
Day 1: Saigon to Binh Phuoc (180 km)
The journey begins with a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels, a vast underground system used during the Vietnam War. After exploring the tunnels and learning about the wartime resilience of the Vietnamese people, riders head out through the peaceful countryside toward Binh Phuoc. The route avoids major highways and offers a quiet ride through rubber plantations, rice fields, and small rural villages. Overnight stay in a local hotel.
Day 2: Binh Phuoc to Dray Sap (130 km)
The second day leads deeper into the Central Highlands as the route climbs gently in elevation. Riding along the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail, travelers are surrounded by lush landscapes, mountain vistas, and a series of local landmarks tied to wartime history. The day ends near the Dray Sap Waterfall area, offering a cool retreat and scenic surroundings. Overnight stay in a hotel near the falls.
Day 3: Dray Sap to Buon Ma Thuot (100 km)
This day is filled with natural and cultural exploration. Riders pass through dense forests and stop at jungle waterfalls where they can swim or relax. A visit to an animal sanctuary provides insight into native wildlife, while visits to Mnong and Ede ethnic minority villages offer a cultural connection to matriarchal traditions and communal living. Traditional can wine and bamboo houses are featured. Overnight in Buon Ma Thuot.
Day 4: Buon Ma Thuot to Kon Tum (250 km)
Continuing along backroads near the Cambodia border, the ride leads through rubber plantations and local farms. Stops include wartime sites and tribal villages where riders interact with local people and learn about cultural festivals and agricultural practices. The scenery is a mix of low hills, valleys, and small rivers. Arrival in Kon Tum for a hotel stay.
Day 5: Kon Tum to Kham Duc (180 km)
The route today covers rugged and remote sections of the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Riders explore terrain once used for secret supply lines during the war. As the road climbs through forested mountains, the views become more dramatic and isolated. Villages along the way reflect authentic highland life with traditional stilt houses and open markets. Overnight stay in Kham Duc.
Day 6: Kham Duc to Hoi An (130 km)
Riders conquer the thrilling Lo Xo Pass with winding roads that offer expansive views over jungle valleys. Stops along the way include remote waterfalls and visits to the Kotu ethnic group. The descent brings riders into the lowlands and ends in the UNESCO-listed town of Hoi An with its ancient streets and riverside charm. Overnight stay in a hotel near the Old Town.
Day 7: Rest Day in Hoi An
A full day to relax and explore Hoi An. Riders can stroll through the lantern-lit alleys, enjoy traditional dishes, visit tailor shops, or head to An Bang Beach for a swim. Optional boat rides on the Thu Bon River are available. Overnight in Hoi An.
Day 8: Hoi An to Hue (130 km)
Departing Hoi An, the route hugs the coastline and passes through fishing villages and beach areas. Riders climb the famous Hai Van Pass for panoramic views of Da Nang Bay and the South China Sea. Stops include Red Beach and historical military landing sites from both the French and American periods. The day concludes in Hue, Vietnam’s imperial city. Hotel accommodation in the city center.
Day 9: Hue to Khe Sanh (200 km)
After visiting ancient citadels and royal tombs in Hue, the ride heads west toward Khe Sanh. Along the way, riders visit key locations in the Demilitarized Zone including the Vinh Moc tunnels and former battlefields. The landscape shifts from flat plains to mountain passes as riders approach Khe Sanh, a former Marine base now preserved as a museum. Overnight stay in Khe Sanh.
Day 10: Khe Sanh to Phong Nha (250 km)
Departing from the historical base, the ride continues north through rugged terrain. Depending on the weather, riders will take either the eastern or western branch of the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Both routes feature untouched landscapes, winding roads, and viewpoints over deep valleys. Arrival in Phong Nha, gateway to the famous cave system. Overnight in a hotel near the park.
Day 11: Rest Day in Phong Nha
Riders enjoy a day off with the chance to explore Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park. Boat tours to the wet caves or guided walks through dry caves are optional. The peaceful surroundings of the countryside offer a relaxing atmosphere. Local eateries and cafes provide regional specialties. Hotel stay in Phong Nha.
Day 12: Phong Nha to Pho Chau (180 km)
Traveling northward through thick forest regions and tea-growing areas, the day’s ride is scenic and tranquil. Riders visit remnants of colonial prison camps and pass through quiet villages. Ethnic groups with unique customs inhabit the region and interaction is encouraged when appropriate. The night is spent in a traditional homestay.
Day 13: Pho Chau to Yen Cat (180 km)
This segment includes optional off-road trails depending on road conditions. The ride passes near the Laos border and through national forest zones. Encounters with traditional lifestyles and remote farming communities make this leg unique. Cultural practices and regional architecture offer insight into life away from urban centers. Overnight in a homestay.
Day 14: Yen Cat to Mai Chau (150 km)
Riders continue northward into limestone mountain terrain before descending into the green valley of Mai Chau. The area is known for its rice fields and the Black Thai ethnic community. Accommodations are in stilt houses where guests may take part in cooking, dancing, or community events. Evening is often marked by cultural exchange and local food.
Day 15: Mai Chau to Hanoi (140 km)
The final day begins with a ride through misty mountains and quiet farms. Stops include the Ho Chi Minh Trail Museum for reflection on the route traveled. Arrival in Hanoi marks the end of the journey. Riders are free to explore the Old Quarter or continue their travels from the capital city. Tour officially ends upon arrival in Hanoi.
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Testimonials:Excellent trip,, did a while back, and thought I’d left a review,, sorry I hadn’t,, totally recommend this company, especially Mr Nam, so helpful with everything, I spent 3 weeks with him as my tour guide, discovering Vietnam,, chance of a life time,, visit where the tourists don’t go,, Go for it,, (Andy. Liverpool, United Kingdom) |
Tour Pricing
1. Self-Ride
– Honda 125cc Semi-Automatic Bikes: From USD 1173 per rider (based on 4 riders)
– Honda 125-150cc Dual-Sport Bikes: From USD 1370 per rider (based on 4 riders)
2. Ride with Our Easy Riders
No riding experience? No problem!
Hop on the back with one of our professional local drivers.
Contact us for pricing.
3. For Families or Non-Riders
Ideal for families or guests who prefer the comfort of a car.
Book your private cars with us.
4. Large Group Bookings
We welcome corporate teams, student groups, and custom itineraries.
Contact us for a tailored quote.
What’s Included:
- Professional English-speaking tour guides
- Well-maintained Japanese motorbikes / Easy riders (for motorbike tours)
- Private car & driver
- Helmets, raincoats (if needed for motorbike tours)
- Entrance tickets to tourist attractions
- Accommodation: 9 nights
What’s Not Included:
- Personal food and drinks
- Personal surcharges and tips
- Motorcycle fuel (for motorbike tours)
- Personal and motorbike insurance (for motorbike tours)
- Damage to motorbike or additional equipment (for motorbike tours)
- Optional services such as mechanics or luggage vans (for motorbike tours)
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Testimonials:
Excellent trip,, did a while back, and thought I’d left a review,, sorry I hadn’t,, totally recommend this company, especially Mr Nam, so helpful with everything, I spent 3 weeks with him as my tour guide, discovering Vietnam,, chance of a life time,, visit where the tourists don’t go,, Go for it,, (Andy. Liverpool, United Kingdom.)
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