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Ho Chi Minh City to Hoi An Cycle

Cycle Vietnam from Ho Chi Minh City to Hoi An through highlands, coastlines and cultural landmarks

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$2190 USD

Trip Code: CVS

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Essential Information

Extra trip options & supplements

*Prices listed are per person

e-Bike Upgrade

$250 USD

Gravel Bike Upgrade

$250 USD

Single Supplement

$590 USD

Duration

10 Days

Activities

7 day cycle

Style

In Comfort Adventures

Accommodation

9 nights hotel

Meals

6 Dinners
7 Lunches
9 Breakfasts

Difficulty Grading: Moderate
These adventures involve cycling for up to 6 or 7 hours a day at a steady pace, days may be shorter depending on the days route, which will be anywhere from 30 - 100 km, typically 40-50 kms. You will need a good level of fitness and be in good health. The more time you can spend on a bike to help you prepare, the better. Be prepared for potential variable weather conditions. Suggested preparation; 1 hour of aerobic exercise, three to four times a week and extended periods of exercise during the weekend will accustom you to regular exercise. This trip is not a race. There will be a support truck following the group on all cycling days should you choose to load your bike and watch the scenery pass from your private air conditioned group vehicle.
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Carbon Footprint

29kg of CO₂-e PP per day

(262kg of CO₂-e PP entire trip)

Trip highlights

Cycle from Ho Chi Minh City to Hoi An through Vietnam’s highlands and central coastline
Ride through coffee, tea and agricultural landscapes in Bao Loc and Da Lat
Follow coastal routes past Vung Ro Bay, O Loan Lagoon and rural fishing villages
Visit the My Lai Memorial and finish in the UNESCO-listed town of Hoi An

Overview

Cycle from Vietnam’s vibrant south to its historic central coast on this 10-day journey from Ho Chi Minh City to Hoi An, travelling through a diverse range of landscapes and cultures. Ride from lowland plains into the cooler Central Highlands of Bao Loc and Da Lat, before descending to the coast at Nha Trang. From here, follow scenic coastal roads through fishing villages, lagoons and rural countryside, with opportunities to explore key historical sites along the way. Your journey concludes in Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed town known for its well-preserved architecture and relaxed riverside setting.

Itinerary

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Join the trip in Ho Chi Minh City and meet the local support team of guides, mechanics and drivers. A bike fitting is scheduled at 4pm with a transfer to our bike depot so please ensure you arrive in plenty of time for this. We can assist with pre and post tour accommodation should you wish to avail of it, otherwise make your way to our group hotel and bike fitting. Once our bikes have been assigned, we'll enjoy by a casual dinner with our team to learn about the days ahead. Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam’s largest city and a key gateway to the Mekong Delta. Accommodation: The Odys Boutique Hotel or similar

Meals: D

Leaving the city early, (by 6am) the route heads northeast, gradually transitioning from the dense urban environment of Ho Chi Minh City into the greener landscapes of Ðong Nai Province. The ride begins in Ðonh Quán District, where quiet roads wind through banana groves, mango orchards and pepper plantations. Passing through Tà Lài village on the edge of Nam Cát Tiên National Park, the landscape reflects the traditional lands of the Cho Ro and Ma communities. The terrain undulates gently, offering a mix of flat riding and gradual climbs before reaching the highland town of Bao Loc, known for its tea-growing region and cooler climate. This evening, join your group for a welcome dinner to mark the beginning of the journey. Accommodation: Sandals Vista Hotel or similar Total ascent: 500m / 1640ft

Meals: B,L,D

The route continues deeper into Vietnam’s Central Highlands, tackling demanding ascents climbing steadily through Di Linh District, an area widely known for its coffee production. Hillsides are covered in Robusta plantations, offering insight into one of the country’s most significant agricultural industries. As elevation increases, the air cools and the landscape shifts toward tea plantations and forested valleys. The approach to Ðà Lat reveals a different character again, a highland town set among pine forests, lakes and rolling hills, long known as a retreat from the heat of the lowlands. Accommodation: Colline Hotel or similar Total ascent: 50m / 3117ft

Meals: B,L,D

Departing Ðà Lat, the ride begins in the cool highlands before descending dramatically toward Vietnam’s south-central coast. The route crosses mountain passes and valleys, transitioning from pine forest into tropical lowlands. The highlight of the day is a long, scenic descent through mountain passes and wide valleys before the terrain flattens into coastal plains lined with sugarcane fields. In the afternoon, we continue past the sugarcane plantations before transferring to our hotel in Nha Trang. Accommodation: Sunrise Nha Trang or similar Total ascent: 1500m / 4921ft

Meals: B,L,D

A rest day allows time to experience Nha Trang’s coastal setting. The city sits along a broad bay, with beaches stretching alongside a lively urban waterfront. Options include visiting the Po Nagar Cham Towers set above the Cai River, lounging on the beach or exploring local markets and cafés. The day offers a pause between the highland riding and the coastal journey ahead. Breakfast is provided at the hotel. Lunch and dinner are not included, allowing flexibility to explore local dining options and experience the region’s coastal cuisine at your own pace. Your guide can provide recommendations. Accommodation: Sunrise Nha Trang or similar

Meals: B

Leaving Nha Trang, the route begins near Van Giã, a coastal fishing area where daily life centres around the sea. Riding north, the road follows a mix of shoreline and hillside terrain, passing small villages and local markets. Before lunch, we tackle a 7km climb averaging around 5%, the legendary Ðèo Co Pass, where mountains meet the ocean. From the summit, views extend across Vung Rô Bay, with fishing boats and aquaculture farms visible below. After the pass, enjoy a long descent into Vung Rô Bay, home to hundreds of thousands of lobsters living in underwater cages beneath the calm surface. In the afternoon, there are a few more short climbs along the coastline, rewarded with views toward Mui Ðien Lighthouse. The ride continues along the coast toward Tuy Hòa, where our hotel has sea views. Accommodation: Sala Tuy Hoa Grand Hotel or similar

Meals: B,L

The ride begins from the hotel along the coastline, passing Tháp Nghinh Phong and continuing toward Ô Loan Lagoon, where aquaculture and fishing shape the landscape. Calm waters are dotted with small boats and farming structures, offering a steady rhythm to the day. Further along the route, Mang Lang Church stands as one of Vietnam’s oldest Catholic sites, reflecting the country’s layered history. In the afternoon, we transfer to Quy Nhon, another beach city with a lively, distinctly local energy. Our hotel sits right on the beachfront, where you can join locals playing volleyball as the sun drops toward the horizon. This evening you are free to decide which of the wonderful restaurants to eat at, with seafood featuring heavily on the menus. Accommodation: Fleur de Lys Quy Nhon or similar

Meals: B,L

Cycling begins near Chùa Ông Núi after a van transfer, a significant Buddhist site set against the mountains, marked by the monumental 70mr seated Buddha statue overlooking the coastline. The route follows a series of gentle climbs in the morning, each opening views across the sea and surrounding landscapes. Continuing north, the ride passes through rural coastal communities, where daily life unfolds along quiet roads lined with rice fields and small homes. The day ends with a transfer to Quong Ngãi, marking the final stage before reaching Hoi An. Tonight, we come together for our farewell dinner to celebrate the journey we’ve shared. Accommodation: NewCC Hotel or similar

Meals: B,L,D

The day begins with a visit to the My Lai Memorial, a site of historical significance that provides context to the Vietnam War and its lasting impact. From here, the final ride follows quieter village roads through rice paddies and fishing communities, where traditional basket boats are still in use along the waterways. The transition into Hoi An brings a change in atmosphere, from open countryside to the preserved streets and riverside setting of this UNESCO-listed town. Accommodation: Anmira Hoi An Riverside or similar

Meals: B,L,D

Time for one more leisurely breakfast and the opportunity to explore Hoi An further should you so wish. We can assist in arranging departure transfers if you wish.

Meals: B

Map

Elevation

The map and elevation chart are for illustrative purposes only and meant to provide general guidelines.

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22 scheduled departures between 31 Aug 2026 and 27 Dec 2027.

Departs 31 Aug 2026 – ends 9 Sep 2026 (10 days)
Departs 4 Sep 2026 – ends 13 Sep 2026 (10 days)
Departs 3 Oct 2026 – ends 12 Oct 2026 (10 days)
Departs 4 Nov 2026 – ends 13 Nov 2026 (10 days)
Departs 15 Nov 2026 – ends 24 Nov 2026 (10 days)
Departs 4 Dec 2026 – ends 13 Dec 2026 (10 days)
… and 16 more departures.

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What's included?

Included

All meals as specified in the itinerary: 9 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 6 dinners
All biking gear (mountain bike, helmet, 10L pannier, water cage)
Accommodation in 4-5 star hotels on a twin or double share basis
Support vehicle for luggage, equipment and transfers
Entrance fees as listed in the itinerary
Cycling guides and mechanics (number depends on group size)
Water, soft drinks, snacks and fruit on cycling days
Souvenir water bottle, drawstring backpack, t-shirt and cycling jersey

Not included

International flights
Airport transfers
Visas
Travel Insurance (compulsory)
Personal expenses
Meals not listed as included
Tips and gratuities
Any items not listed as included

Reviews (1)

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Great itinerary and support staff

Koen|Utrecht, Netherlands

6 Aug 2026

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Extra trip info

Hotel

In cities and larger towns, accommodation is in carefully selected 4–5 star properties that offer a high standard of comfort, service and location. These hotels are typically centrally located or well positioned for easy access to key areas, allowing you to make the most of your time both on and off the bike. Where possible, properties are chosen for their character and atmosphere, reflecting the destination while still delivering consistent quality. All hotels used on our cycling trips have been tested over many years and are selected based on strong traveller feedback, reliability and operational suitability for active itineraries.

Resort Style Lodge Hotel

Set in a peaceful riverside location, a resort-style property offers a relaxed and comfortable stay within easy reach of the surrounding town. The accommodation features well-appointed rooms with views across gardens, pool areas or nearby waterways, providing a quiet space to unwind after a day’s cycling. Designed to balance comfort and convenience, the property offers a calm environment away from busier areas, while still allowing easy access to local attractions, restaurants and cultural sites.

Modern Mountain Bikes

The bikes used on this trip are modern aluminium framed, front suspension mountain bikes. Consistent and safe braking is ensured by disc brakes and the wide spread of gears provide the ability to ride up and back down the hills in comfort and confidence. If you have a saddle and clip in pedals you wish to bring and use, the mechanic would more than happy to fit them for you.

e-Bikes Available

Cycle hassle-free and climb mountains with ease, enjoy nature and landscapes without physical limitations. Electronic Bikes make it possible and are available to hire for the entire trip for an additional fee. The e-Bikes available feature Hybrid Cycling Technology, combining electric and human power to produce the most efficient, powerful and natural e-Bike riding experience. Consistent and safe braking is ensured by hydraulic disc brakes. If you have a saddle and clip in pedals you wish to bring and use, the mechanic would more than happy to fit them for you.

Support vehicle & mechanic

This cycling trip is fully supported. Sets of tools are aboard the support truck and your bike mechanic will assist with any difficulties. The vehicle support also allows you to take a break when you need it.

Cycling surrounded by rice paddies and village life in rural Vietnam

Cycling the Mekong Delta

Cycling in the Mekong Delta follows a mix of quiet sealed roads, narrow concrete paths and sections of compacted dirt. Routes are generally flat, running alongside water and through villages, with minimal traffic. Surfaces are mostly smooth and non-technical, though short gravel or dirt sections may occur, particularly in more rural areas.

Cycling the Central Highlands & Central Coast

Cycling across Vietnam’s Central Highlands and Central Coast follows a mix of sealed roads, quiet secondary routes and occasional rural lanes. In the highlands, terrain is more varied with longer climbs and descents through coffee plantations, forested hills and agricultural landscapes, while the coastal sections tend to be flatter or gently undulating, often tracing the shoreline past fishing villages and lagoons. Road surfaces are generally good throughout, though some rough or broken pavement can occur in more remote areas, along with short gravel sections. Overall, the riding is non-technical, with the main challenge coming from elevation changes in the highlands rather than the surface itself.

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Moderate, with daily cycling on mixed terrain including some rolling hills and longer distances. A reasonable level of fitness and some prior cycling experience are recommended for consecutive riding days.

Yes, this is a fully guided cycling trip supported by experienced local guides and crew.

A mix of hotels reflecting the regions visited, typically with twin-share rooms and private facilities.

No, your main luggage is transported by the support vehicle, and you carry a day pack only.

The best time to cycle Vietnam from south to north is from December to April, when conditions are generally drier with moderate temperatures.

Giant e-Bike Class 1 models are available for rent at an additional cost. Equipped with hydraulic disc brakes and powerful motors, these allow you to enjoy mountainous terrain without physical strain. Availability is limited, so please enquire early.

Carefully designed itinerary balancing highland climbs and coastal riding
Experienced local cycling guides supported by dedicated crew
Support vehicle available throughout for flexibility and assistance
Combination of cycling, cultural visits and scenic transfers
Responsible travel approach supporting local communities and environments

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Ho Chi Minh City to Hoi An Cycle

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