Unlike the majority of tour operators that would stick to the easy route (National Highway 2, National Highway 70), we picked out a combination of much more exclusive and quieter routes that leads you through quaint back-roads and pristine off-road tracks all the way to Thac Ba. Once we get there, we’ll hop on a boat ride around Thac Ba lake, join in the simple yet exciting life of the local Dao, and spend the night with a local family. we will finish the first day riding with Vietnam Motorbike Tour Club Team with safe and fun and before sunset.

We will be driving through rice terraces draping over hillsides, back-to-back winding passes, and fruit gardens that stretch as far as the eyes can see. We’ll be stopping at an orange garden so you flaunt your photography skill and taste the sweet nectar of the region, as well as talk to the local ethnic minorities. We can have some offroad options for those who want to try a little funny road and muddy road. so that you can have more interesting experineces riding throught untouch local villages and untouched off-road Route. that the way we organize amazing north Vietnam motorbike tours.

We’ll continue our journey with a cloud-hunt at some 2000 meters above sea-level in Ta Xua commune. Over the course of our quarter-hour hunt, you’ll witness an ever-changing sea of cloud under-foot. This will take your breath away, but it’s only for the skilled. Afterward, we’ll ride along the Black River, taking in the beauty of mountains and riverbank. We’ll cross the river on Van Yen ferry, and arrive for lunch at Moc Chau. Once lunch is done, we’ll continue to exploring Moc Chau plateau with its green-draped tea hills, peach hills, and apricot hills. We can also head to the peak of Hua Tat pass for the breathtaking view there.

From then on, we have various routes to Mai Chau for your choosing. Some are safe, easy riding, while others are beautiful off-road that demands a little more experience than usual from our riders. Many options for each riding group and this kind of tours is mixed on-road and  Offroad riding, so depend on skill group we have more chance to try hard Vietnam Motorcycle Tours or easy and above depending on time and weather we got. Chose one amazing motorcycle Tours with Vietnam Motorbike Tour Club Team will be a great choice so far for all riders in all over the World. Homestay at Thai people house.

After breakfast and bidding farewell to our friendly Thai hosts, we’ll continue our tour to the Southwest of the region. There aren’t many things more therapeutic than driving along Ma river, across rice fields, sugarcane fields, and bamboo forests. After hours of braving bumpy roads and seductive scenery, we arrive at the Ho Chi Minh trail the South bounds legendary route during the Vietnam-American war.

Despite having been considerably repaired and renovated, this trail still possesses indescribable views on both sides of the road. If the Northwestern region is full of imposing yet spectacular mountains, then this North-eastern area – also known as the Ha Long bay on land, is famous for its limestone mountains laced with corn and cassava fields. We’ll reach Cua Lo at about 5 p.m, settle in our seaside hotel, and enjoy the rest of the day off. we can have one seafood diner nearby Cua Lo beach. and finish safe 4th riding day with Vietnam Motorbike Tour Club Team.

Time for a change of scene. Bidding goodbye to the humbling feeling of snuggling up in between ranges of stoic mountains and vast cradling valleys, we’ll be riding along the coastline of Central Vietnam. We’ll trace the length of winding roads that lean against mountains looking out over the pristine beaches like the prettiest muse lying back on a penthouse balcony with a premium seaside view. Just after lunch, we’ll reach Dong Loc T-junction, a vital strategic road point in the Vietnam-American war. We’ll continue along Ho Chi Minh trail from then on, getting closer to the Vietnam-Laos border with more and more limestone mountains. We’ll reach Son Trach Commune just outside of Phong Nha Ke Bang National park at 4:30 pm. If time and weather permits, we will take a boat ride to explore one of the biggest caves in the world, among this unique world heritage cavern system.

Phong Nha Ke Bang is a national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site situated in Quang Binh province, Phong Nha caves and Ke Bang forest, the national park houses the world’s largest limestone cavern system with the longest underground river, including the largest cave in the world: Son Doong.

Unlike the majority of tour operators around who would choose the new Ho Chi Minh trail Vietnam, we’ll take you through the old route Westwards across the Ke Bang forest in the Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park. This trail was carefully concealed during wartime to avoid US and South Vietnam troops. Over the course of 200 km, you will scarcely see people, let alone bikes. You might, instead, spot a few wild animals, pristine forest land, and paramount mountains. Once we clear the forest, we’ll arrive at the former US army base in Khe Sanh. This was a hot zone and a strategic location during the Vietnam-American war. We’ll stroll around the old airbase, Marine base, and visit the Khe Sanh museum.

Leaving Khe Sanh and the Ho Chi Minh trail, we’ll take the historical Route 9 west-bounds to the coastline, and visit various war monuments: Hien Luong bridge, Latitude 17 museum, and Vinh Moc tunnel in the DMZ. This massive tunnel system housed and protected entire villages and military personnel from constant bombing by the US air-force, with the complete living quarters, kitchen, sick-bay, etc… After lunch, we’ll continue along the central coastline to Hue city. If time permits, we’ll stop by Quang Tri ancient citadel for a quick tour.

We won’t be riding much today. In the morning, we’ll join a boat tour on the Huong River (Perfume River) and visit the sacred Thien Mu temple. After that, we’ll tour the royal citadel and Nguyen kings’ mausoleums, and other landmarks in this poignant ancient capital. Or we can dive into the culinary scene, and enjoy the special bun bo Nam Bo, the many distinctive Hue cake snacks, and many of Hue special cuisines.

Saying goodbye to Hue, we drive Southwards Hoi An. We’ll come across Phuoc Tuong and Phu Gia passes, as well as the beautiful Lang Co beach before reaching Hai Van pass – one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world. If the weather is fine and clear, you may be able to see Hue and Da Nang city from a distance! Then we’ll continue along Da Nang beach and end our day in Hoi An.