Vietnam Bike Tours

Cycling in Vietnam is generally safe, especially when you ride with a guide or follow planned routes. The countryside is calm, the roads are quiet, and local people are helpful. We avoid big cities and heavy traffic, and we always choose safe paths for our tours.

Your safety is our top concern. We provide helmets, well-maintained bikes, and support vans in case of emergencies. Our guides know the roads and watch out for you during the trip. With our team beside you, you can just enjoy the ride and feel relaxed from start to finish.

Vietnam is a long country, so the best time depends on where you go. In general, the dry season from October to April is best for cycling. During these months, the weather is cooler and there’s less rain—perfect for long rides and clear views.

In the north, spring (March–April) and autumn (October–November) are ideal. Central Vietnam is lovely from February to August. The south has warm weather almost all year. We help you choose the best time and region based on your travel dates and what you want to see.

Biking across the whole country takes about 30 to 45 days, depending on how fast you go and which route you choose. It’s a big journey—Vietnam is long and has many landscapes, from the mountains in the north to the river valleys in the south.

But most travelers don’t cycle the entire country. Instead, they focus on the most beautiful parts, like the Mekong Delta, central coast, or northern highlands. We help you choose the right route and trip length—whether it’s 5 days or 3 weeks—based on your time, fitness, and interests. You don’t have to ride every day to have an unforgettable cycling adventure.

Yes, foreigners can rent bicycles in Vietnam quite easily. But not all bikes are the same. Many local rentals are old or not well maintained. It can be hard to find a comfortable and safe bike, especially in small towns or rural areas.

That’s why our bike tours include high-quality bicycles that fit your height and riding style. We check all bikes before each trip and include helmets and repair kits. You won’t need to worry about searching for gear or fixing problems on the road—we take care of it all so you can just enjoy the ride.

Yes, it’s perfectly fine for tourists to wear shorts in Vietnam, especially when cycling. The weather is warm and humid, and locals are used to seeing visitors dress in comfortable clothes. Shorts, t-shirts, and light gear are common for bike riders.

However, in some places—like temples or traditional homes—it’s good to dress more modestly. If you're visiting a cultural site, just bring a light pair of long pants or a scarf to cover your knees. On our tours, we’ll always let you know what to wear for each day’s plan so you feel both comfortable and respectful.

No license is needed to ride a regular bicycle in Vietnam. Anyone can cycle here, no matter your age or where you’re from. You can join our bike tours without any special documents or permits—just bring your energy and curiosity!

Some people confuse bikes with motorbikes, which do require a license. But on our tours, you’ll be riding pedal bikes, not motorized ones. It’s a great way to see the country at your own pace, without stress. And don’t worry—our guides will take care of the route and safety.

Vietnam has many beautiful regions to explore by bike. The Mekong Delta is flat and peaceful, perfect for easy rides. Central Vietnam offers great coastal views and charming towns like Hoi An. Northern Vietnam is more challenging, with winding roads, hills, and amazing mountain scenery.

Each area has something special. We help you choose based on what you like—relaxed countryside, local culture, beach views, or mountain adventures. There’s no “one best” place for everyone. That’s why we design each trip just for you.

We use quality bikes that are perfect for Vietnam’s roads and trails. Most of our tours include mountain bikes or hybrid bikes. These bikes are strong, light, and comfortable—great for both paved and off-road paths.

We’ll make sure the bike fits your height and riding style. Helmets and repair kits are always included. If you have special needs—like clip-in pedals or a softer seat—just tell us in advance. Our goal is to give you a smooth, enjoyable ride every day.

Vietnam has very different types of terrain, depending on where you go. In the south, the Mekong Delta is flat and easy to ride. Central Vietnam has gentle hills and beautiful beaches. The north is more mountainous, with winding roads and steeper climbs.

No matter your fitness level, we can find the right terrain for you. Some guests prefer flat and relaxing rides, while others want more of a challenge. Our custom tours make sure you ride the kind of roads you enjoy most, with the right balance of fun and comfort.

A typical day starts with a nice breakfast, then we begin riding in the morning when it’s cooler. We stop often to take photos, visit villages, and enjoy local snacks. Around midday, we break for lunch and a short rest.

In the afternoon, we cycle again at a relaxed pace. A support van is always nearby if you need a break. By late afternoon, we reach our hotel or homestay. You’ll have time to relax, shower, and enjoy a local dinner. Every day is different, but always well-planned and stress-free.

We choose comfortable and clean places to stay during your bike tour. Most nights, you’ll sleep in boutique hotels, eco-lodges, or cozy guesthouses. The rooms have air conditioning, private bathrooms, and friendly service.

In remote areas, you might stay in a simple homestay with a local family. It’s a great way to experience real Vietnamese life. Wherever you sleep, we make sure the place is safe, welcoming, and perfect for relaxing after a day of riding. If you have special needs, just let us know—we’ll take care of it.