To ensure availability of motorbikes and guides, especially during peak season, we recommend booking 6-8 months in advance. Don’t hesitate to contact us for a personalized quote!
You can expect to spend between 5-8 hours riding, with plenty of breaks for sightseeing, photos, and stretching your legs.
We target scenic countryside roads, so the pace is relaxed, averaging 150-200 kilometers per day.
Yes, we highly recommend a support vehicle to carry your luggage and anything else you don’t want to have on the bike during the ride. This keeps your belongings safe and dry, allowing you to enjoy the ride freely.
Pack must-haves: Helmet (ideally full-face), gloves, boots, long pants, sunglasses, sunscreen, toiletries, and a backpack. Dress for the weather (light and breathable for warm seasons, layers for cooler).
While the tour covers most expenses, it’s good to have extra Dong for drinks, souvenirs, and personal items. Daily spending money can vary depending on your habits, but 500,000 – 1,000,000 VND per day (approx. $22-44 USD) is a good estimate.
For safety reasons, we recommend having a valid motorcycle license before joining our tours. Vietnamese traffic can be busy, so experience is a plus. However, if you’re a cautious learner, you can ride pillion (passenger) on a guide’s motorcycle.
North Vietnam (Hanoi, Sapa, Ha Long Bay):
March-April & September-November: These shoulder seasons offer pleasant temperatures, sunshine, and less rain.
Central Vietnam (Hue, Da Nang, Hoi An):
February-August: This region experiences a longer dry season. July and August are the hottest months, but offer predictable sunshine for rides.
December-early April: This is also a good window with mild temperatures and less rain.
South Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta):
Year-round: Southern Vietnam boasts warm temperatures with occasional showers.
All of our tour are all inclusive tour
Motorbike
English Speaking Guide
All meals, water and soft drinks on tour
Accommodation in Local home-stays and guesthouses – twin share
Petrol, oil and mechanic on tour
Riding gear: HJC open face helmets
Waterproof rain pants and rain poncho
Spacious saddle bags & waterproof bags to pack clothes in
Western standard armored motorcycle jacket and riding pants
