Feel the change from Da Lat’s highland air to lakeside village life, coffee country and the forested roads of the Truong Son range. This six-day cycling journey from Da Lat to Hoi An combines selected rides with vehicle transfers, so the holiday connects memorable stretches rather than asking you to pedal the entire distance between towns.
Ride for the places as well as the challenge. Roll towards Lak Lake, meet your selected village hosts, travel through the Buon Ma Thuot and Pleiku region and cross the inland mountain corridor before reaching Hoi An. Shared lunches, pauses beside the road and conversations with your guide bring the landscape closer.
A satisfying journey for confident, regular cyclists. Long riding days, descents and rolling mountain terrain call for experience and a pace chosen around your group. The support vehicle carries luggage and joins the planned riding sections; bike fit, transfer points and passenger arrangements are confirmed before departure. You can discuss shorter rides and more vehicle time when planning.
Tell us the ride you would enjoy. Send your dates, party size, usual riding distances, preferred bike setup and accommodation comfort. Vietpower Travel will explain the day-by-day riding and transfer plan and prepare your quotation.
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The first morning begins with your bike setup and the agreed hotel pickup. A selected downhill section towards Ta Nung leads into farmland and the ride/vehicle connection around Phu Son Pass. Stay with your selected Lak village hosts. The next day brings a lakeside heritage visit and the arranged boat-and-village experience before the ride towards Buon Ma Thuot.
Country roads, farms and plantation scenery make the route north a rewarding riding chapter. Vehicle transfers cover the connecting stretches to Pleiku. The following day combines selected Sea Lake, village and Kon Tum heritage stops with the rolling-hill ride towards Ngoc Hoi. Your guide chooses a workable sequence for the visits and the riding time, rather than rushing every possible stop.
Ride selected forested sections in the Truong Son range, with climbs, breaks and vehicle connections agreed around conditions. A Phuoc Son guesthouse night connects the final day’s ride and transfer to Hoi An. The six-day service finishes at your arranged Hoi An accommodation; the final Hoi An hotel night is booked separately, so you can choose how long to stay.
The sample includes five overnight stays, five breakfasts and six lunches, the stated cycling equipment, luggage/support vehicle, English-speaking guide and core visits. Lodgings range from the selected Lak village stay to town hotels or guesthouses; named properties, bathrooms and room arrangements are confirmed in your offer. Send your dates and party size for a quotation confirming the named stays, equipment and riding plan, with upgrades and any dated supplements explained before payment.
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Confident, regular cyclists who enjoy long days, descents and hilly roads. It is not presented as an effortless beginner ride. Tell us your experience and usual distances so Vietpower Travel can agree suitable riding sections, breaks and vehicle support for your group.
The source sample has around 50 km on Day 2, up to about 80 km in selected Day 3 sections, a planned69 km afternoon ride on Day 4, around 80 km of hilly riding on Day 5 and about 60 km on Day 6. Day 1 combines several riding and vehicle sections, including the17 km Ta Nung descent. These are planning figures, not compulsory distances or a GPS track; your written plan confirms the actual choices.
No. Selected rides are joined by vehicle transfers, including the remaining connections to the overnight towns and the final transfer to Hoi An. The guide explains where the bike sections begin/end and how the support vehicle meets the riders.
The stated vehicle carries luggage and joins the riding/transfer sections. Passenger capacity, bike transport, meeting points and road access are confirmed for your party. We do not promise that a vehicle can remain a fixed number of minutes behind every rider on every road.
They are listed in the sample services. Tell us your height, bike preferences and any own pedals or saddle you wish to bring. Bike type, frame size, compatible equipment and the actual maintenance/support arrangement are confirmed before departure; bring personal cycling clothing you know is comfortable.
There are five nights:one selected Lak village stay, then Buon Ma Thuot, Pleiku, Ngoc Hoi and Phuoc Son. The town stays are the agreed hotels/guesthouses. Day 6 ends with drop-off in Hoi An; your Hoi An accommodation is separate. Room setup and bathroom arrangements are described in the offer.
Five breakfasts and six lunches are shown in the source. Dinners, drinks and unlisted meals are separate. The agreed lake boat/heritage visit and core sightseeing follow the day-by-day programme; extra visits and any changed ticket/service configuration are itemised in your quote.
The guide checks the practical riding conditions and may shorten a section, adjust the sequence or use a vehicle connection. Mountain-road access and any required permissions are confirmed for the dated programme; the brochure is not a blanket permit for protected forest areas.
Flights and travel insurance are separate. Any visa assistance and applicable entry/service fees are confirmed for your passport and travel plan in the written offer. For official e-visa applications and information use Vietnam’s official e-visa portal; we do not promise approval or entry.
Yes. Ask for fewer riding kilometres, more transfer time or different overnight comfort. Changes must keep the road connections and service configuration workable; your consultant explains the revised plan and price before you book.
Yes. Vietpower Travel welcomes international riders and plans the programme around your dates, experience and party. Entry arrangements are checked separately for each passport. Send your arrival plans for Da Lat and your preferred Hoi An finish so the pickup and drop-off fit your wider holiday.
Compare other Vietnam active holidays, or choose a separate stay and local experience from our Hoi An tours.
Share your dates, group size, riding experience and the accommodation you would enjoy. Our consultant will connect the rides, rests and transfers into a clear six-day offer, with any Hoi An extension arranged separately.
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Highlights
Explore the six-day route on Google Maps · Regional riding bases and connecting roads; your actual cycle sections are confirmed with the guide.
| By Day | Transfer | Destinations | Activities | Meals |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Da Lat, Lak Lake | Biking from Dalat to Lak Lake | L | |
| Day 2 | Lak Lake, Buon Ma Thuot | Biking from Lak Lake to Buon Me Thuot | B, L | |
| Day 3 | Buon Ma Thuot, Pleiku | Biking from Buon Me Thuot to Pleiku | B, L | |
| Day 4 | Pleiku, Ngoc Hoi | Biking from Pleiku to Ngoc Hoi | B, L | |
| Day 5 | Ngoc Hoi, Phuoc Son | Biking from Ngoc Hoi to Phuoc Son | B, L | |
| Day 6 | Phuoc Son, Hoi An | Biking from Phuoc Son to Hoi An | B, L |
Meet for the agreed morning Da Lat hotel pickup, bike fitting and route briefing. Begin with the selected 17 km downhill section towards Ta Nung, followed by farmland and rolling terrain. A vehicle or agreed extra riding section connects with the Phu Son Pass area. Stop for lunch, then continue the selected descent and vehicle connections towards Lak Lake. Settle into your arranged village accommodation; your guide confirms the actual riding length and departure timing for the day.
Meals: L. Overnight: Lak village.
After breakfast, visit the selected lakeside Bao Dai heritage retreat when open, then take the arranged boat trip to the village across Lak Lake and a manageable walk. Return for lunch and a break. The sample plans around 50 km of riding towards Buon Ma Thuot, with the actual road section and vehicle support agreed for conditions and your group. Check into the town stay and enjoy your own evening; arrival time depends on the ride and stops.
Meals: B, L. Overnight: Buon Ma Thuot.
A short vehicle transfer out of Buon Ma Thuot brings you to the selected riding start. The source plan combines about 10 km of country road,15 km through small farms/villages and25 km of plantation scenery with rolling terrain. Pause for a picnic lunch. A further roughly 30 km can be ridden where suitable before the vehicle connects you to Pleiku. Your guide agrees the day’s actual distance and breaks so the riding and town arrival fit together.
Meals: B, L. Overnight: Pleiku.
Leave Pleiku after breakfast for the selected Sea Lake and village visits. The programme can include a local bridge, Kon Tum’s wooden church and historic sites, with the guide choosing the practical sequence around access and riding time. Lunch is in the Kon Tum area. The source plans an afternoon ride of around 69 km on rolling roads towards Ngoc Hoi; confirm the selected sections and vehicle connections for your experience and the actual conditions. Settle into your Ngoc Hoi stay.
Meals: B, L. Overnight: Ngoc Hoi.
An early start gives time for this demanding mountain-road chapter. The sample plans around 80 km of selected hilly riding along the Truong Son corridor, with forested scenery and communities along the way. Stops, the actual road access and any required permissions are checked for your dated programme; this is not a promise to enter protected forest areas or climb a named summit. Lunch is at the arranged local stop. Continue the remaining connection by vehicle to the selected Phuoc Son guesthouse, with arrival dependent on the ride and road conditions.
Meals: B, L. Overnight: Phuoc Son.
After breakfast, ride the selected final sections through the mountain landscape. The source plans about 60 km of cycling, with pauses and a picnic lunch where practical. The vehicle then covers the remaining connection towards Hoi An, approximately70 km in the sample. Your driver drops you at the accommodation you have arranged separately. The six-day services finish here; keep the rest of the day for your own Hoi An stay rather than assuming another guided town programme is included.
Meals: B, L. Overnight: No included overnight;Hoi An accommodation separate.
Five nights: one Lak village stay and four town hotel/guesthouse stays; named rooms confirmed
No overnight cruise; the stated Lak Lake boat visit only
Your written offer confirms named stays, room/bathroom arrangements, bikes, guide, support-vehicle access and the private/shared service configuration. Any visa assistance is separately identified for your passport and requirements.
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A rewarding ride combines a suitable challenge with well-connected stops. Vietpower Travel confirms the route and practical support around your own group before booking.
Keep the ride enjoyable. Bring comfortable cycling clothing, your preferred personal equipment and suitable layers for changing conditions. Tell us your experience, preferred daily distances and food requirements so the guide can plan useful breaks and a realistic pace.
Vietpower Travel provides 24/7 assistance during your tour. Keep the agreed local contact details with your programme and contact our team whenever you need support.
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