Description
The journey
This route crosses three Vietnams in ten days: the highland farms around Bao Loc and Da Lat, the fishing coast from Nha Trang to Quy Nhon, and the old trading town of Hoi An. The riding is longer than it is steep, with one rest day by the sea halfway through.
A support vehicle rides ahead of the group with water, snacks, tools and first aid, so you can rest in the van and rejoin whenever you choose.
Day by day
Day 1 · Saigon
Meet the guides, mechanics and drivers, and get your bike fitted. An early, casual dinner before the first ride.
No riding · Dinner · The Odys Boutique Hotel or similar
Day 2 · Saigon to Bao Loc
A 6 am start to leave the city behind. The ride begins in Dinh Quan among banana groves, mango orchards and pepper vines, then heads toward Ta Lai and the edge of Nam Cat Tien Forest, home of the Cho Ro and Ma peoples. Lunch by the river, then a transfer up to the tea town of Bao Loc and a welcome dinner.
60 km · 400 m climbing · B, L, D · Sandals Vista Hotel or similar
Day 3 · Bao Loc to Da Lat
Di Linh, the heart of Vietnam’s robusta coffee, with a stop to see the cherries on the tree. Lunch at a roadside restaurant, then a climb through tea plantations before the transfer to Da Lat. After dinner, the night market is a short walk away.
60 km · 1,000 m climbing · B, L, D · Colline Hotel or similar
Day 4 · Da Lat to Nha Trang
Out of the pine forests, up first, then a long descent through the passes where you barely pedal. Grilled pork and rice at the bottom, then past sugarcane fields to the coast.
80–100 km · 1,000 m climbing · B, L, D · Sunrise Nha Trang or similar
Day 5 · Nha Trang, rest day
The beach, Cho Dam market, or a walk to the Po Nagar Cham towers, built in AD 781. Lunch and dinner are yours. Ask anyone where to eat and they will send you for bun cha ca, fish-cake noodle soup.
No riding · B · Sunrise Nha Trang or similar
Day 6 · Nha Trang to Tuy Hoa
The morning market at Van Gia fishing village, then coastal villages and school children on bicycles. Ca Pass climbs 7 km at about 5% to where the mountains meet the sea, then drops to Vung Ro Bay and its lobster cages. Afternoon views toward Mui Dien, the easternmost point of the mainland. Dinner is free; the crew’s table is open.
80 km · 600 m climbing · B, L · Sala Tuy Hoa Grand Hotel or similar
Day 7 · Tuy Hoa to Quy Nhon
Straight from the hotel along O Loan Lagoon, where families farm clams, shrimp and crab in the shallows. Lunch by the sea, then Mang Lang Church, built in 1892. Transfer to a beachfront hotel in Quy Nhon, with seafood restaurants a short walk away.
65 km · 390 m climbing · B, L · Fleur de Lys Quy Nhon or similar
Day 8 · Quy Nhon to Quang Ngai
The ride starts at Ong Nui Pagoda and its 70 m seated Buddha above the coast. Three gentle climbs with sea views, then an easy afternoon through rice fields. A cold beer at the finish, the transfer to Quang Ngai, and a farewell dinner.
80 km · 480 m climbing · B, L, D · New CC Hotel or similar
Day 9 · Quang Ngai to Hoi An, by way of My Lai
A morning at the My Lai Memorial, quiet and sobering. The last ride follows village roads through rice paddies and past basket boats, ending at lunch. Transfer to Hoi An, dinner, and an evening in the lantern-lit old town.
60 km · 370 m climbing · B, L, D · Anmira Resort & Spa or similar
Day 10 · Hoi An
A slow last morning with a ca phe sua da. Before you leave, try cao lau or mi Quang. Transfer to Da Nang airport on request.
No riding · B
Included
- 9 nights in 4–5 star hotels, twin or double share
- Meals as listed
- Cycling guides and mechanics
- Air-conditioned support vehicle for luggage, transfers and first aid
- Mountain bike, helmet, tool kit and water cage (sizes XXS–XL)
- Water, snacks, soft drinks and fruit on riding days, and a cold beer at the finish
- Entrance fees and boat trips
Not included
- International and domestic flights
- Airport transfers (available on request)
- Visa and travel insurance
- Early check-in or late check-out
- Personal expenses and tips
On the road
A mountain bike is included. A support van rides ahead with water, snacks and fruit, and there is a cold beer at each day’s finish.
Options
- E-bike or gravel bike upgrade: price on request
- Single room: US$470
- Private departures on request
Departures
Guaranteed departures run whatever the final group size. Prices for 2027 departures have changed from 2026.
- 4–13 December 2026 · Guaranteed · US$1,796
- 28 December 2026 – 6 January 2027 · Guaranteed · US$1,796
- 9–18 January 2027 · Guaranteed · US$1,886
- 20–29 January 2027 · US$1,886
- 13–22 February 2027 · Guaranteed · US$1,886
- 6–15 March 2027 · Guaranteed · US$1,886
- 17–26 March 2027 · Guaranteed · US$1,886
- 10–19 April 2027 · Guaranteed · US$1,886
- 21–30 April 2027 · Guaranteed · US$1,886
- 8–17 May 2027 · US$1,886
- 5–14 June 2027 · US$1,886
- 3–12 July 2027 · US$1,886
- 30 July – 8 August 2027 · Guaranteed · US$1,886
- 7–16 August 2027 · Guaranteed · US$1,886
- 11–20 September 2027 · US$1,886
- 2–11 October 2027 · US$1,886
- 13–22 October 2027 · US$1,886
- 6–15 November 2027 · US$1,886
- 17–26 November 2027 · US$1,886
- 4–13 December 2027 · US$1,886
- 27 December 2027 – 5 January 2028 · US$1,886
How to join
This journey is operated with our partners at Mr Biker Saigon. Scheduled departures are led by their guide team, and Thuận is not guaranteed to lead them.
Travelling solo or as a couple? Choose a guaranteed departure, so your trip runs whatever the final group size.
A group of three or more? If you would rather travel privately with Thuận leading the ride, request your own dates well in advance.
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