Experience the very best of southern Vietnam on this 5 Day Saigon Phu Quoc Easy Ride trip. From the vibrant streets of Saigon to the coconut groves of Ben Tre, floating markets of the Mekong Delta, and the tropical shores of Phu Quoc, this journey combines authentic local culture, scenic backroads, river life, and unforgettable riding experiences…
Tour Overview
Start: Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City)
Finish: Ha Tien / Phu Quoc Island Extension
Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights
Daily Riding Distance: 100 – 150 km
Daily Riding Time: 4 – 6 Hours
Tour Style: Easy Ride Adventure
Ride Options: Self-Ride, Easy Rider Passenger, or Support Vehicle
Road Conditions: Quiet countryside roads, Mekong Delta backroads, village tracks, and scenic riverside routes
Accommodation: Local homestays and comfortable hotels
Best Travel Season: November to April
Highlights
Ben Tre, Vinh Long, Can Tho, Cai Rang Floating Market, Chau Doc, Tra Su Forest, Ha Tien, Mekong Delta Culture
5 Day Saigon Phu Quoc Easy Ride – Vietnam Motorbike Tour
Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Saigon – Ben Tre
Distance: 120 km
Overnight: Homestay in Ben Tre
Route
Leaving the energy and traffic of Saigon behind, the ride quickly enters the peaceful landscapes of the Mekong Delta. Small country roads lead through fertile farmland, tropical fruit orchards, and riverside villages where life moves at a slower pace. This first day is designed to introduce riders to the authentic charm of southern Vietnam away from the usual tourist routes.
Crossing a series of waterways and canals, you’ll begin to understand why the Mekong Delta is known as Vietnam’s agricultural heartland. Every bend in the road reveals coconut palms, fishing boats, and colorful village markets filled with local produce.
Highlights
Ben Tre is often called the “Kingdom of Coconuts,” and the region’s identity is closely tied to the thousands of coconut palms that line its canals. Along the route, you’ll stop at family-run workshops producing coconut candy, coconut oil, and traditional handicrafts. These visits offer a fascinating glimpse into local craftsmanship that has been passed down through generations.
One of the day’s highlights is a boat trip along the Ham Luong River. Cruising through narrow waterways shaded by water coconut palms, you’ll witness everyday delta life unfolding along the riverbanks. Children wave from wooden homes, fishermen tend their nets, and farmers transport goods by boat just as they have for centuries.
End of the Day
As evening approaches, settle into a welcoming local homestay. Enjoy a traditional Mekong Delta dinner featuring fresh river fish, tropical vegetables, and regional specialties. The peaceful atmosphere of Ben Tre provides the perfect introduction to the days ahead.
Day 2: Ben Tre – Vinh Long
Distance: 100 km
Overnight: Homestay in Vinh Long
Route
Today’s ride follows some of the Mekong Delta’s most scenic rural roads. Narrow lanes weave through coconut groves, fruit gardens, and small farming communities where water remains the lifeblood of daily life. The route is flat and relaxed, allowing plenty of opportunities to stop for photographs and cultural encounters.
Several ferry crossings add a sense of adventure, connecting islands and riverbanks while showcasing the vast network of waterways that define the region.
Highlights
As you travel deeper into the delta, you’ll encounter villages where traditional industries continue to thrive. Local families produce bricks, woven mats, rice paper, and coconut-based products using techniques that have changed little over time.
Approaching Vinh Long, the landscape becomes increasingly lush. The region is famous for its fruit orchards, producing rambutan, longan, mangosteen, jackfruit, and durian. A visit to a local orchard allows you to sample seasonal fruits directly from the source while meeting the farmers who cultivate them.
The day also includes exploration of riverside communities where wooden boats remain essential for transportation and trade. This slower pace of life offers a refreshing contrast to Vietnam’s larger cities.
End of the Day
Arrive in Vinh Long and enjoy the peaceful riverside setting. As the sun sets over the Mekong, relax with a home-cooked meal and experience genuine Vietnamese hospitality in a traditional homestay environment.
Day 3: Vinh Long – Can Tho
Distance: 120 km
Overnight: Hotel in Can Tho
Route
The ride to Can Tho follows quiet village roads shaded by fruit trees and coconut palms. Along the way, you’ll pass countless canals, wooden bridges, and small river ports where boats transport produce throughout the delta.
Traffic remains light, making this one of the most enjoyable riding days of the tour. Frequent stops provide opportunities to experience local markets and interact with residents who are often curious and welcoming toward visitors.
Highlights
One of the day’s memorable moments is crossing the Hau River, one of the Mekong’s largest distributaries. The immense scale of the waterway highlights the importance of the river system to the economy and culture of southern Vietnam.
As you approach Can Tho, the delta becomes busier and more commercial. The city serves as the economic center of the Mekong region while retaining much of its traditional character.
In the afternoon, explore local markets and bustling waterfront areas where river commerce continues to play a central role. Colorful boats, floating restaurants, and lively streets create a vibrant atmosphere unlike anywhere else in Vietnam.
End of the Day
Spend the evening in Can Tho, enjoying excellent regional cuisine and the lively riverfront. Prepare for an early start the next morning when one of the Mekong Delta’s most iconic experiences awaits.
Day 4: Can Tho – Chau Doc
Distance: 150 km
Overnight: Hotel in Chau Doc
Route
An early morning visit to the famous Cai Rang Floating Market provides a fascinating glimpse into traditional river commerce. Long before sunrise, hundreds of boats gather to buy and sell fruits, vegetables, and household goods directly from the water.
After experiencing the market, the ride continues westward through peaceful countryside toward Chau Doc, near the Cambodian border.
Highlights
The route reveals some of the most authentic rural landscapes in the Mekong Delta. Endless rice paddies stretch toward the horizon, interrupted by canals, fishing ponds, and small villages. Farmers work in the fields while children cycle along narrow pathways connecting isolated communities.
A stop in Long Xuyen offers the chance to experience another important Mekong town before continuing toward Chau Doc. Along the way, you’ll witness the remarkable diversity of cultures that define this border region.
Upon arrival in Chau Doc, the town’s unique blend of Vietnamese, Khmer, Chinese, and Cham influences becomes immediately apparent. Distinctive architecture, colorful markets, and varied religious sites reflect centuries of cultural exchange.
A visit to Tra Su Cajuput Forest is a major highlight. This flooded ecosystem is home to countless bird species and offers beautiful boat rides through emerald-green waterways covered with floating duckweed.
End of the Day
Enjoy a relaxing evening overlooking the Mekong River. Sample local specialties and soak up the atmosphere of this fascinating frontier town where cultures and traditions converge.
Day 5: Chau Doc – Ha Tien
Distance: 100 km
Finish: Ha Tien
Route
The final riding day follows scenic roads through the far southwestern corner of Vietnam. Rice fields gradually give way to limestone hills and coastal landscapes as the journey approaches the Gulf of Thailand.
This region remains largely undiscovered by international visitors, making it one of the most rewarding sections of the tour.
Highlights
One significant stop is Ba Chuc, a town known for its historical memorial commemorating events during the Khmer Rouge era. Visiting the site offers important insight into a lesser-known chapter of regional history and the resilience of local communities.
Continuing toward Ha Tien, the scenery changes dramatically. Coastal breezes, fishing villages, and distant mountains create a completely different atmosphere from the river landscapes of previous days.
Ha Tien itself is a charming border town known for its relaxed pace, fresh seafood, and beautiful waterfront setting. The combination of Vietnamese and Khmer influences gives the town a distinctive cultural identity.
For many travelers, Ha Tien serves as the gateway to Phu Quoc Island. Fast ferries depart regularly across the Gulf of Thailand, carrying visitors toward white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and tropical island scenery.
End of the Tour
Arrive in Ha Tien in the afternoon and celebrate the completion of your Mekong Delta motorcycle adventure. From bustling floating markets and coconut-lined canals to remote countryside roads and coastal landscapes, this journey showcases a side of Vietnam that few visitors ever experience.
For those continuing onward, the adventure can be extended with a ferry crossing to Phu Quoc Island, where pristine beaches and tropical relaxation provide the perfect conclusion to an unforgettable Easy Ride through southern Vietnam.
Testimonials
Just finished a 21 day tour of Vietnam, Saigon – Hanoi, (3500km) trip, taking in most of Vietnam,, and many places the tourist doesn’t go,, the real Vietnam,, with Mr Nam as my guide, a highly recommended trip, on a Honda xr 250,, and yes I got wet,, lol,, but ive still got a smile on my face after the trip,, great country, great people, great trip, many great memories,, oh yes, & a great guide,, Thanks Mr Nam
(Andy. Liverpool, United Kingdom)
Tour Pricing
1. Self-Ride
– Honda 125cc Semi-Automatic Bikes: From USD 465 per rider (based on 4 riders)
– Honda 125-150cc Dual-Sport Bikes: From USD 547 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: 4 nights
- Boat trips in Mekong river
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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