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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Ha Giang Loop
Sapa Loop
Our motorcycle tours traverse Vietnam’s defining terrain, from Ha Giang’s limestone cliffs carving through clouds at 2,000 meters, to Ho Chi Minh Trail jungle corridors where history still clings to the hillsides.
Since 2013, we’ve guided riders through terraced valleys, coastal roads and backcountry roads that buses will never reach. Experienced guides, the right bikes, Honda XR150 & 190, CB500X, BMW GS 1250, Triumph Tiger 1200, and routes built around your pace, not a template.
2026 Motorcycle Tour Calendar
Scheduled group motorbike tours departing monthly throughout 2026. Each ride runs with a minimum of 4 riders and a maximum of 8, keeping groups small and roads personal. Accommodation, meals, professional guides and full bike support included on every departure.
| Tour Description | Departure | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ha Giang Loop: 7-Day Adventure In Far North | 10th of each month | US$1,295 | Book Now |
| 8-Day Northwest Vietnam Motorbike Tour | 15th of each month | US$1,480 | Book Now |
| 9 Day Ho Chi Minh Trail Motorbike Tour from Hanoi to Hoi An | 10th of each month | US$1,665 | Book Now |
| Grand North Vietnam Motorbike Tour, 11 Days | 1st of each month | US$1,699 | Book Now |
| North Vietnam Motorbike Tour With Ha Giang Loop: 12 Days | 1st of each month | US$2,220 | Book Now |
| 12 Days Northern Vietnam Loop Ride | 1st of each month | US$2,320 | Book Now |
| 14-Day Vietnam Motorcycle Trip: Saigon To Hanoi | 1st of each month | US$2,590 | Book Now |
| Ho Chi Minh Trail: From Hanoi to Saigon – 15 days | 1st of each month | US$2,775 | Book Now |
| Top Gear Vietnam Special: 23 Day Top To Toe | 1st of each month | US$4,255 | Book Now |
Routes Across Vietnam: Mountains, Jungle, and Coast
Vietnam’s geography runs 1,650 kilometers through limestone karst, backroads and coastal highways. Ha Giang’s mountain passes cut through clouds at 2,000 meters. The Ho Chi Minh Trail threads former war-era paths through highlands communities. Southern routes cross the Mekong Delta and open suddenly onto the South Sea.
Overnight stays in stilt houses. Red earth backroads connecting villages that appear on no map. Mountain descents where fog holds the valley floor until afternoon burns it off. These are roads that buses cannot reach and itineraries that standard tours cannot package.
10+ Motorcycle Tours Across Vietnam
Our Vietnam motorbike tours run for first-time adventure riders and experienced, seasoned tourers alike. Every departure runs on ADV bikes matched to Vietnam’s terrain: Honda XR150, 190, CB500X, BMW GS 1250 and Triumph Tiger 1200. Full-board quality premium accommodation, guides who know these roads by instinct, visa support and airport transfers are included across all tours.
Custom-Routed Journeys
Standard itineraries serve most riders well, but some journeys demand routes drawn specifically for the people riding them.
Tailor-made routing starts with what draws you to Vietnam: dirt roads, any terrain type, cultural depth, challenge level, or timeline. We build around your actual interests, your dates and your pace. Check out Vietnam Laos motorbike tours
Adventure Motorcycles Built for Vietnam
Our bikes reflect years of riding Vietnam’s specific terrain. Honda XR150 and 190s handle narrow village lanes and tight mountain switchbacks where larger bikes struggle.
CB500Xs cover both coastal highways and unpaved backroads without compromise. Triumph Tiger 1200s and BMW GS 1250s carry the power and suspension travel needed for extended expeditions with full luggage across serious elevation.
Every motorcycle is maintained assuming mountain breakdowns happen hours from the nearest mechanic, because they do.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Ride in Vietnam with an International Driving Permit?
Yes, an International Driving Permit 1968 version (IDP) paired with your home country motorcycle license is accepted in Vietnam. Police rarely stop tourists riding responsibly with proper documentation and guides. One critical point: most travel insurance policies exclude motorcycle accident coverage without a Vietnamese license. Check your policy before you book, not after.
What Are Vietnam's Traffic Conditions?
Vietnam’s roads are motorcycle-dominated and move on flow rather than rigid rules. It looks intense from the outside and manageable within an hour of riding it. Our guided tours handle navigation through congested areas and route around heavy urban traffic wherever possible. Most riders find their rhythm faster than expected.
How Do I Get Insurance Coverage?
Vietnamese insurance companies, including Bảo Việt and Gras Savoye Willis, exclude motorcycle accidents without a Vietnamese license. Obtaining that license requires a three-month resident visa and 5 to 7 days processing, which is not practical for tourists.
Purchase comprehensive travel insurance in your home country before departure and confirm motorcycle coverage for international riding specifically.
What Riding Experience Is Required?
Experience requirements vary by tour. Ha Giang Loop and northern mountain circuits require intermediate skills: confidence on switchbacks, comfort with elevation and narrow roads. Coastal and delta routes suit beginners with basic motorcycle control. Contact us with your experience level and we match you to the right route. Pillion options are available for non-riders.
Do You Offer Training for Complete Beginners?
Yes. Beginner-appropriate tours include pre-departure training covering basic controls, safety procedures and traffic navigation. These tours use gentle terrain, shorter daily distances and close guide supervision. We assess readiness before departure and provide additional instruction where needed. Non-riders can also join as pillion passengers and build confidence for future solo riding.
Start Planning Your Vietnam Motorcycle Journey
Vietnam’s roads reward proper preparation and realistic expectations. After guiding these routes since 2013, I’ve learned the best journeys begin with honest assessment of what draws you here, and what experience you bring to terrain ranging from coastal highways to off-road & mountain passes.
Contact us to discuss routes matching your riding style.
— Hamid