Looking to explore the stunning + bucket list worthy area of Saigon to Hanoi along the coast of Vietnam? One of our preferred small group tour partners offers an active holiday cycling along some of the best routes in the area. You will be cycling at a moderate pace, through some of the most stunning areas along the coast of Vietnam, with anywhere from 5-18 people.

Your chance to:

• Enjoy the best of Vietnam on 2 wheels
• Eat mouth-watering cuisine
• Relax in charming Hoi An
• Spend the night on a tropical island

At a glance

• 11 nights comfortable hotels, 1 night boat with twin share cabins, all en suite 1 night sleeper train, soft-bed berths
• 8 days cycling with 90% vehicle support
• Surfaces are nearly all good tarmac
• The route is flat with the exception of Dalat and the Hai Van Pass

Enjoy the best of Vietnam on two wheels

This superb trip combines some of the best cycling routes in Vietnam with time to explore this beautiful country with its long coastline of broad, sandy beaches, shimmering paddy fields and mountains cloaked in forests. The route takes you from the vibrant streets of Saigon northwards to the more conservative capital Hanoi. There is time to relax on a small tropical island as well as enjoy laid-back Hoi An with its wooden merchant houses, pagodas and bustling market. Finally, you will take a cruise around the incredible seascape of Halong Bay with its limestone spires rising directly from the sea.

What’s included

• All breakfasts, 10 lunches, 1 dinner
• All accommodation (see below)
• All transport and listed activities
• Tour leader throughout
• Flights from London (if booking incl. flights)
• Arrival & departure transfers
• Local bike hire

Accommodation

Hotels, Boat & Sleeper Train

You will spend 11 nights in comfortable hotels and 1 night in a boat with twin share cabins. All of these rooms are en suite. You will also spend 1 night in a sleeper train with soft-bed berths. Despite being first class, it is still fairly basic. Bedding is provided although some travellers prefer to bring their own sleeping sheet.