
Sai Gon → Vung Tau
The route from Saigon to Vung Tau passes through the Can Gio Mangrove Forest and includes a ferry crossing from Can Gio to Vung Tau City.
Southern Vietnam
Southern Vietnam Adventure A spectacular 9-day journey from Saigon to the coast and into the Central Highlands, connecting Vũng Tàu, Mũi Né, Cam Ranh, Đà Lạt, Đắk Lắk, Buôn Đôn and Đắk Mil. Ride along scenic coastal roads, golden sand dunes and winding mountain passes before reaching the cool highlands, coffee country, waterfalls and the unique cultures of Central Vietnam. 1,380 km of diverse landscapes, authentic experiences and unforgettable roads — a complete Southern Vietnam adventure from ocean to highlands and back to Saigon. Freedom to explore. Expertise you can trust.
The Route
Follow the journey the way you’ll ride it — every pass, village and overnight in order.


The route from Saigon to Vung Tau passes through the Can Gio Mangrove Forest and includes a ferry crossing from Can Gio to Vung Tau City.

This coastal route follows the shoreline, passing numerous beautiful beaches along the way. You’ll have the freedom to stop wherever you like, take a swim, and enjoy the beaches at your own pace.


One of the most beautiful coastal routes in Vietnam awaits you today, offering spectacular scenery and an unforgettable riding experience.

You’ll experience one of Vietnam’s most beautiful and expansive beaches, with a wide range of activities such as paragliding, snorkeling and coral reef diving, and high-speed boat rides.




Good to Know
Some routes are suitable for less experienced riders, while others involve steep mountain roads, gravel, mud and challenging terrain. We will recommend the right tour for your skill level.
Yes. We recommend bringing an International Driving Permit (IDP) under the 1968 Vienna Convention, together with your valid motorcycle driving licence. Please ensure your licence covers the motorcycle category you intend to ride. Requirements may vary depending on your country of issue and the applicable regulations in Vietnam.
Not necessarily. Helmets and essential riding equipment can be provided. However, bringing your own well-fitted riding gear will always give you greater comfort and confidence throughout the journey. If you have your preferred helmet, riding jacket, gloves or boots, we recommend bringing them along.
9 days on the finest roads in Vietnam. Message us and we’ll tailor the dates, bikes and pace to your group.