Day 1: HCM city – Cai Rang floating market (180 KM)

The Mekong river is one of the biggest in the world, and with alluvial soils, it creates this delta with huge potential in agriculture development. Endless rice fields, evergreen fruit farms, houses along the canals, boats on the rivers are specifications of the Mekong delta.

At 8 A.M, we meet and pack your luggage on the bikes and start our Easy-rider tour. Hold your phone and we do the rest, it would be an exciting experience during our drive through the traffic in HCM city. We quickly get out of busy roads to embark on the EZ-riders route that takes you to the remote area.

There are tropical fruit farms, rice fields and villages where you are welcomed by big smiling local faces who later guide you by a small boat to cruise on canals to visit their farms, and to see their rural life.

We sometimes have to take the ferry to access isolated areas, and make a random stop at the local market.

We will eventually arrive at Can Tho city at about 5 P.M.

Day 2: Cai Rang floating market – My Tho (100 KM)

The Mekong river cuts this delta into small islands and isolated areas, and hence boats are typical vehicles to daily commute. Located on Can Tho river, Cai Rang floating market has become the biggest wholesale market in the area where people meet and trade their local products.

We’ll be departing early this morning and boat cruising on Can Tho river to explore the floating market in order to know what the Mekong delta is.
Floating on the boat, you can order a cup of coffee, have Bun Rieu Soup or Pho,or taste tropical fresh fruits.

Afterwards, we will be riding on such peaceful countryside roads that run through coconut plantations where you get a chance to experience all homemade products from coconut.

The Khmer people community and their temples are highlights of the Mekong delta. Come to visit, you would admire their history, culture and religion.

My Tho town is our overnight destination at the end of the second day.

Day 3: My Tho – Long Hai (160KM)

Long Hai is a small peaceful beach town that is not famous for tourism but well-known for seafood trades. To see Vietnam deeply, Vietnam Easy-rider Tours offer this destination in our Easy-rider Tour itinerary.

Leaving My Tho within a short drive, we will visit a special Buddhist pagoda to enjoy a walk in this holy place with hope that your wishes are listened to and come true.

Keep our cruise on trails to hit the canals, to access isolated areas, to fresh your mind in the vast dragon fruit farms and rice fields before we catch a ferry to get on the other side of the Mekong delta.

Before heading to Long Hai, we stop by the Monkey pagoda and a history relic that we love to share stories and explore hidden tunnels to know more about the Vietnam war.

Day 4: Long Hai – Mui Ne (170 KM)

A 170 KM ride on coastal roads today allows you to experience the local fishing life. The local markets, fishing villages, a lighthouse and beautiful beaches are waiting for you ahead.

This beautiful day offers a great chance to visit highlights in this area such as Cham temple, the Whale temple, a fairy stream, and the oldest lighthouse in South East Asia.

There is no rush as we still have more places to check out. Dragon fruit farms, fishing villages, beaches are still charming to capture before we ride to Mui Ne beach at about 4PM. Now is the best time of the day to swim as now we are at the beach.

Day 5: Mui Ne – Bao Loc city (160 KM)

This 160 km ascent driving day promises incredible mountain roads and awesome scenery of Central Highland which is famous for rainforests, mountains, ethnic minority groups, coffee plantations, and waterfalls.

Leaving Mui Ne with typical Vietnamese breakfast and coffee, we have an easy coastal ride to fishing villages, beaches and sand dunes where you can take an ATV to drive through sunny hot dunes.

There are evergreen local farms of cashew nuts, dragon fruit, rubber, etc., on the way we cruise.

After all, we head to mountain roads to get to Ham Thuan lake, then have a break to capture the breathtaking scenery of it. We will be visiting villages of ethnic minorities and seeing their homemade products.

We have a chill ride to Bao Loc city at about 5 P.M and soon explore local cuisine for dinner.

Day 6: Bao Loc city – Dalat

Above 1,500 meters from sea level, Dalat city is a typical region of Central Highland and well- known for endless mountains, rainforests, waterfalls and agriculture.

With over 100 meters wide and 40 meters high, Pongour waterfall is ranked the most beautiful one in South Vietnam. At this site, let our body and soul immerse into this beauty of Mother Nature. Then we enjoy a peaceful ride on countryside roads leading to Elephant waterfall and the surrounding areas where you get to know each plant that the local people grow here in their fatherland.

We will be interacting with people in local villages to understand their history, culture and stories of homemade products. You have a chance to taste “ happy water “, Weasel coffee and even fried insects.

At a local family-run silk factory, you are explained deeply how locals take care of silkworms, collect silks from cocoons and weave silk products. And if you want to buy something from here, just have a look at the showroom for a piece of souvenir for yourself or your beloved ones.

One of the must-comes in this trip is the Buddhist pagoda that gives a big chance to admire the 70m high Lady Buddha ( Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva) with the hope that your wishes will be listened to and will come true.

Dalat is the last destination for this adventure, and so is the time to give each other a big hug. Goodbye and See You Next Time!

• Easy Rider Tour by Vietnam Easy Rider Tours