This 4 Day Saigon Loop Easy Ride is a short yet rewarding Vietnam motorbike tour that combines history, mountain landscapes, ethnic minority culture, tropical forests, and coastal scenery. Ride through the countryside of southern Vietnam, explore the Central Highlands, discover Mui Ne’s famous sand dunes, and experience authentic local life away from the tourist crowds…
Tour Overview
Start / Finish: Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)
Duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights
Daily Riding Distance: 120 – 250 km
Daily Riding Time: 4 – 6 Hours
Tour Style: Easy Ride Adventure
Ride Options: Self-Ride, Easy Rider Passenger, or Private Support Vehicle
Road Conditions: Scenic back roads, mountain roads, countryside routes, and coastal roads
Accommodation: Comfortable Hotels
Best Travel Season: November to October
Highlights:
Cu Chi Tunnels
Nam Cat Tien Region
Tea and Coffee Plantations
Ethnic Minority Villages
Bao Loc Highlands
Mui Ne Sand Dunes
Fishing Villages
Great Ocean Road
Long Tan Battlefield
Nui Dat Military Base
4 Day Saigon Loop Easy Ride – Vietnam Motorbike Tour
Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Saigon – Dong Xoai
Distance: 140 km
Overnight: Hotel in Dong Xoai
The adventure begins with a departure from bustling Saigon, heading northwest through the fertile countryside of southern Vietnam. Before entering the quieter rural regions, the first major stop is the famous Cu Chi Tunnels, one of the country’s most important historical landmarks.
Built and expanded during decades of conflict, the tunnel network served as underground living quarters, command centers, hospitals, and supply routes. Walking through sections of the tunnels provides fascinating insight into Vietnam’s wartime history and the determination of those who lived and fought here. Hidden entrances, underground chambers, and preserved wartime relics bring the past vividly to life.
Leaving Cu Chi behind, the route follows peaceful rural roads through vast rubber plantations, fruit farms, and rice-growing communities. The contrast between modern Saigon and the countryside is immediate. Small villages appear along the roadside, where daily life revolves around farming, local markets, and traditional family businesses.
Throughout the afternoon, the roads remain quiet and enjoyable, making for a relaxed introduction to the tour. Frequent stops allow riders to experience authentic local culture, sample regional snacks, and observe life far from the busy tourist centers.
Arriving in Dong Xoai during the late afternoon, you’ll discover a friendly provincial town surrounded by forests and agricultural land. Once a strategic location during the Vietnam War, Dong Xoai today offers a peaceful atmosphere and serves as the gateway to the Central Highlands.
Enjoy a local dinner before settling into your hotel and preparing for the mountain scenery that awaits tomorrow.
Day 2: Dong Xoai – Bao Loc
Distance: 160 km
Overnight: Hotel in Bao Loc
Today’s ride gradually leaves the lowlands behind as the road begins climbing toward the cooler elevations of southern Vietnam’s highland region.
The morning route follows sections of the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail, one of the most significant transportation networks in modern Vietnamese history. During the Vietnam War, this extensive system of roads and jungle paths connected different regions of the country and played a crucial logistical role throughout the conflict.
As the landscape changes, dense forests begin replacing open farmland. The region surrounding Nam Cat Tien is known for its rich biodiversity, beautiful scenery, and untouched natural environment. Riding through this area provides an excellent opportunity to appreciate Vietnam’s tropical forests and rural beauty.
The route continues through villages inhabited by ethnic minority communities, including the Stieng and M’Nong people. Traditional wooden houses, small farms, and local markets offer a glimpse into lifestyles that have remained closely connected to nature for generations.
The roads become increasingly scenic as rolling hills appear across the horizon. Tea plantations, fruit orchards, and coffee farms cover the surrounding countryside, creating endless opportunities for photography.
Arriving in Bao Loc, riders are welcomed by one of Vietnam’s most important tea-producing regions. Cooler temperatures and fertile soil have made Bao Loc famous for tea cultivation, silk production, and coffee farming.
Spend the afternoon visiting local tea plantations or relaxing at one of the town’s cafés while enjoying panoramic views across the surrounding hills. The peaceful atmosphere and fresh mountain air make Bao Loc a favorite stop for travelers exploring the Central Highlands.
Day 3: Bao Loc – Mui Ne
Distance: 120 km
Overnight: Beachfront Hotel in Mui Ne
The third day offers one of the most dramatic changes in scenery found anywhere in Vietnam.
Leaving Bao Loc, the route follows scenic mountain roads through forests, plantations, and remote highland communities. Quiet backroads wind through elevations approaching 1,000 meters above sea level, providing outstanding views of valleys, hillsides, and farmland.
Coffee plantations and tea estates dominate much of the landscape during the morning ride. Small ethnic minority villages appear throughout the region, offering opportunities to learn about local traditions and observe daily life in the highlands.
As the route descends toward the coast, the environment gradually transforms. Forested mountains give way to dry hills, dragon fruit farms, and increasingly open terrain. The transition from cool highlands to tropical coastline is one of the highlights of the entire journey.
By afternoon, the road reaches Mui Ne, a destination famous for its unique desert-like landscapes and beautiful beaches.
One of the area’s most iconic attractions is the White Sand Dunes, where massive waves of sand stretch across the horizon. Nearby, the Red Sand Dunes offer equally impressive scenery, particularly during sunset when the colors become especially vibrant.
A visit to the local fishing village provides insight into coastal life. Hundreds of brightly painted fishing boats fill the harbor while fishermen sort the day’s catch and prepare for the next journey at sea.
The remainder of the day can be spent relaxing on Mui Ne’s sandy beaches, enjoying fresh seafood, or exploring the coastal town at your own pace.
Day 4: Mui Ne – Saigon
Distance: 250 km
The final day combines spectacular coastal scenery with important historical landmarks before returning to Saigon.
Leaving Mui Ne, the route follows sections of Vietnam’s stunning southern coastline. Quiet beaches, fishing harbors, and sweeping ocean views accompany much of the morning ride. The road offers an enjoyable combination of gentle curves and scenic coastal landscapes.
Passing through Lagi, riders can enjoy one of southern Vietnam’s most peaceful seaside regions. Unlike larger beach resorts, Lagi retains an authentic atmosphere where fishing remains the center of daily life.
Further south, the route follows stretches often referred to as Vietnam’s Great Ocean Road. Dramatic coastal scenery, fishing communities, and panoramic sea views make this section particularly memorable.
History becomes the focus during the afternoon as the journey enters Ba Ria–Vung Tau Province. A visit to Long Tan Battlefield provides insight into one of the most significant engagements involving Australian forces during the Vietnam War. The site remains an important destination for visitors interested in military history and the shared heritage between Vietnam and Australia.
Nearby, the former Nui Dat Military Base offers further historical perspective. Once the primary Australian military headquarters in the region, it played a major role throughout the conflict and remains one of the most important Australian-related historical sites in Vietnam.
The final ride back toward Saigon passes through countryside roads and expanding suburban landscapes before the skyline of Vietnam’s largest city comes back into view.
Arriving in Ho Chi Minh City during the late afternoon marks the end of an unforgettable four-day motorcycle adventure through southern Vietnam, combining history, culture, mountain landscapes, coastal roads, and authentic local experiences.
Tour Ends in Saigon
This 4 Day Saigon Loop Easy Ride – Vietnam Motorbike Tour is ideal for riders seeking a short adventure that showcases the diversity of southern Vietnam while staying on scenic roads and away from crowded tourist routes.
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 245 per rider (based on 4 riders) – Honda 125-150cc Dual-Sport Bikes: From USD 300 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: 3 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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