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Motorbike tours in Vietnam—often called Easy Rider tours—take you through scenic mountain roads, rural villages, and local markets. These guided tours offer cultural experiences, hidden viewpoints, and the freedom to explore areas most travelers miss, all from the back of a bike.


Ha Giang is Vietnam’s ultimate motorbike route, with dramatic mountain passes, winding roads, and remote ethnic villages. Easy Rider tours here let you enjoy the views while your driver navigates the rugged terrain, stopping at markets, viewpoints, and local homes along the way. Check all our Ha Giang Loop Easy Rider Tours.

A motorbike tour in Sapa gives you access to off-the-beaten-path villages, terraced rice fields, and quiet backroads that are difficult to reach by car. It’s a great way to explore the region beyond the main trekking routes, with scenic rest stops and cultural encounters.

The Hai Van Pass is one of Vietnam’s most famous coastal roads, linking Da Nang, Hoi An, and Hue. Ride as a passenger on a guided motorbike tour and enjoy panoramic views, local seafood stops, and historical sites—all in a relaxed, flexible day trip or multi-day ride. Check all our Hai Van Pass tours.

Motorbike tours through the Central Highlands reveal a side of Vietnam few travelers see—waterfalls, coffee farms, minority villages, and wartime history. The cooler climate and quiet roads make it ideal for multi-day Easy Rider journeys with cultural depth.

The Ho Chi Minh Trail offers a mix of history and adventure, tracing old wartime supply routes through mountains and jungles. Motorbike tours here are long but rewarding, taking you through remote towns, military relics, and peaceful stretches of road rarely seen by tourists.
An Easy Rider tour is a guided motorbike tour where you ride on the back of a motorbike driven by an experienced local guide. It’s a safe, relaxed way to explore Vietnam’s landscapes and culture—perfect for travelers who don’t want to drive themselves.
No experience is needed. You’ll ride as a passenger with a skilled local driver who handles the motorbike. All you need is a sense of adventure and a willingness to explore off-the-beaten-track areas.
Some tours offer self-drive options, but you’ll need a valid motorbike license and international permit. Most travelers choose Easy Rider tours instead, where you can focus on the scenery while a guide handles the driving.
Yes, when done with a licensed operator. Easy Rider guides are experienced with local roads and conditions. Helmets are provided, and routes are chosen for scenic value and safety.
The best time is during the dry season—typically from October to April—when roads are in better condition and mountain views are clear. In the north and Central Highlands, weather can vary by region, so pack accordingly.
