From the City Hustle to Ocean Breeze

Our pack fires up the engines at 8:30 AM to take on the morning air. Follow your guide out of the roaring chaos of Saigon, boarding the Cat Lai ferry to cross the Dong Nai River where the concrete jungle quickly gives way to rural backroads. We'll cruise through massive green rubber plantations first planted during the French colonial era before taking a quiet detour to a peaceful Zen monastery to soak in the mountain incense. After a homely, authentic Vietnamese lunch in Binh Chau, you'll feel the air shift as the coastal tarmac guides us toward Long Hai Beach. We'll park the bikes around 3:00 PM, leaving plenty of time to kick off your boots, walk the golden sands, and watch the local fishermen cast their afternoon nets.

Highlight: Escaping the frantic Saigon traffic grid and cruising into the salty sea breeze of Long Hai Beach by mid-afternoon.

Accommodation: Hotel

Coastal Legends and Shifting Sand Dunes

Wake up to the sound of breaking waves and get ready for a spectacular coastal run. Your lead guide will direct the pack along the seaside highways, pulling over at Minh Dam Army Base—a former wartime stronghold hidden deep within the forested hills. From there, click your machine into gear and ride to Ke Ga Lighthouse, the oldest lighthouse in Southeast Asia, standing on its rocky islet. After a local lunch, we’ll cruise through Phan Thiet to visit the unique Van Thuy Tu Whale Temple to see giant whale skeletons revered by generations of fishermen. Before hitting our final destination, we’ll ride past ancient red-brick Cham towers glowing in the late afternoon sun, rolling into the beach resort town of Mui Ne just in time for a seafood feast.

Highlight: Commanding your throttle along miles of empty coastal highways with the ocean stretching all the way to the horizon.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Fairy Streams, Desert Dunes, and Highland Climbs

We start our morning on foot, walking barefoot through the surreal red and white clay canyons of the Fairy Stream. Next, we’ll ride past the buzzing Mui Ne fishing village before hitting the iconic White Sand Dunes—a massive miniature desert where you can test your skills on the sand or just take in the sweeping ocean views. Then, the real riding begins. We'll leave the coast behind as the road climbs sharply into the Central Highlands, guiding our machines past sprawling dragon fruit farms. Your guide will take you into an authentic K’ho hill tribe village to see their traditional wooden stilt houses and ancient weaving styles. The afternoon ends with a beautiful, cooling cruise through endless tea plantations, rolling into the quiet mountain town of Di Linh by 5:00 PM.

Highlight: Watching the desert-like sand dunes give way to sweeping mountain roads as we climb into the cool highland air.

Accommodation: Homestay/ Hotel

The road into the Central Highlands—a breathtaking mountain route

Morning in Di Linh begins with a beautiful mist drifting across the green tea hills. After breakfast, follow your guide down a scenic mountain track to Pongour Waterfall, one of the largest and most breathtaking multi-tiered cascades in Vietnam. Watch the white water tumble into the jungle basin before hopping back on your bike to visit the unique Chicken Village, a quiet K’ho community filled with local folklore. From there, enjoy a technical and deeply rewarding climb through fragrant pine forests and twisting alpine roads. By afternoon, we roll into Da Lat, the romantic "City of Eternal Spring." We'll cruise up Robin Hill for a panoramic view of the valley, visit a tranquil hillside monastery, and trace the edges of Tuyen Lam Lake before settling into our cozy overnight stay.

Highlight: Carving your way through the fragrant pine forests and sweeping mountain passes up into alpine Da Lat.

Accommodation:  Homestay

Swimming in a crystal-clear natural lake surrounded by untouched nature

Start the morning out of the saddle at 6:00 AM by boarding a traditional dugout canoe to glide past the M'nong people's stilt houses and watch grazing water buffalo on the misty waters of Lak Lake. After a morning trek through the lakeside village to check out their unique heritage, you fire up the engines and target the wild Dray Sap Waterfall. The highway transitions into rustic village roads before revealing this massive cascade, offering the perfect spot to park the motorcycles and enjoy a scenic national park picnic or a refreshing swim in the hidden jungle pools. Back on two wheels, the afternoon run takes you through rolling farming communities, where you can pull over at local cocoa plantations, incense workshops, and seasonal mushroom farms. You finish the day's self-riding adventure by rolling into the coffee capital of Buon Ma Thuot for an overnight hotel stay.

Highlight: Trading your motorcycle for a sunrise dugout canoe on Lak Lake before a jungle swim at Dray Sap Waterfall.

Accommodation:  hotel. 

The Victory War Monument in Buon Ma Thuot stands as a powerful symbol of a history

Before leaving the city, you roll your bike up to the Dak Lak Cultural and Historical Museum to explore its longhouse-inspired galleries and learn about the resistance during the Vietnam War. Leaving town behind, you open the throttle into the countryside, stopping at a local pepper farm to taste fresh pepper straight from the vine and visiting rubber plantations to study the local harvesting process. The route delivers fantastic open cruising across the Central Highlands' agricultural lands before a relaxing roadside hammock coffee break. In the afternoon, you launch your machine onto the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail, carving through smooth sweeping curves toward the thundering Phu Cuong Waterfall. You will finish the afternoon run into Chu Se to park the bikes for a relaxing highland evening.

Highlight: Riding the iconic asphalt of the Ho Chi Minh Trail and viewing the magnificent cascade of Phu Cuong Waterfall.

 Accommodation: Hotel

Rest in a traditional K’Tu village along the journey

Fire up the engines and point your motorcycle north along the legendary trail toward Pleiku, hitting the breathtaking Sea Lake, an ancient volcanic crater known as the "Eyes of Pleiku." Next, lean your machine into the rolling hills of the region's oldest French colonial-era tea plantations to stroll through endless rows of vibrant green fields before visiting a nearby historic temple with an impressive reclining Buddha statue. Afterward, the motorbike trip continues to the charming riverside town of Kon Tum. After a local lunch, you spend the afternoon exploring Kon K'tu Village to check out their towering traditional Rong Houses rising above the riverbanks, witnessing an authentic way of life deeply rooted in indigenous customs.

Highlight: Riding the sweeping asphalt around the volcanic Sea Lake and exploring the historic Kon K'tu Rong House.

Accommodation:  Hotel. 

Cruising along the breathtaking Ho Chi Minh Road

Your morning launch starts with a visit to the iconic Wooden Church of Kon Tum, a stunning 1913 Romanesque-Gothic fusion built entirely from local wood. Back in the saddle, you blast north to Ngoc Hoi to track moving wartime history at iconic battlegrounds including Charlie Hill and Phoenix Airport, viewing original combat tanks at the war monument. The route runs hard along the Indochina T-Junction, where you can park your bike directly at the border crossroads of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia for a landmark photo. The afternoon run delivers pure cruising bliss as you plunge into the magnificent Truong Son Mountain Range, offering endless technical switchbacks and a refreshing swim in a hidden jungle stream before rolling into the mountain town of Kham Duc.

Highlight: Blasting down the legendary Ho Chi Minh Road tarmac and standing at the trilateral Indochina Junction.

Accommodation:  Hotel at Kham Duc.