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1 Day Dalat Easy Rider Tour: The Highlights on the Back of a Motorbike
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Overview
This full-day Dalat Easy Rider tour lets you explore the Central Highlands in a relaxed and personal way, riding on the back of a motorbike with an experienced local guide. You leave the busy city behind and travel through waterfalls, pagodas, coffee plantations, and small craft villages that show everyday life around Dalat. With a 1:1 guide, flexible pace, and scenic countryside roads, the tour feels both adventurous and reassuring for international travelers.
Highlights
- Ride through Dalat’s countryside on the back of a motorbike, surrounded by forests, lakes, and waterfalls
- Visit Pongour and Elephant waterfalls, two of the most impressive natural sights near Dalat
- Learn about local crafts at a silk factory and a traditional cricket farm
- Stop at Linh An Pagoda and the giant Lady Buddha for a quiet cultural moment
- Travel comfortably with a private English-speaking guide, helmet, fuel, and entrance fees included
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Itinerary
08:00–08:30 :
Start – Hotel pickup and briefing
Your Easy Rider guide meets you at your hotel in Dalat and gets everything ready for the day. After a short introduction and safety check, you hop on the back of the motorbike and head out of the city toward the surrounding countryside, where traffic fades and nature takes over.
Stop 1 :
Pongour waterfall
The first major stop is Pongour Waterfall, often called the “Seven-Level Waterfall.” Wide rock terraces and a powerful flow of water make this one of the most impressive waterfalls in southern Vietnam. You’ll have time to walk around, take photos, and enjoy the cool, open landscape before continuing the ride.
Stop 2 :
Linh An pagoda and Lady Buddha
Next, you visit Linh An Pagoda, a peaceful Buddhist complex overlooking the valley. The highlight here is the giant Lady Buddha statue, visible from far away. Incense, quiet courtyards, and panoramic views create a calm contrast to the morning’s waterfall stop.
Stop 3 :
Elephant waterfall
From the pagoda area, you head down to Elephant Waterfall. This is a raw, powerful cascade crashing over large boulders. You can walk down the stone path to get closer, feel the mist, and hear the roar of the water—an energetic and memorable nature stop.
12:30 :
Break – Local lunch
You stop at a local restaurant for lunch. This is a good chance to relax, refuel, and chat with your guide before continuing deeper into Dalat’s rural surroundings.
Stop 4 :
Cricket farm visit
After lunch, the tour turns toward local life and unusual traditions. At the cricket farm, you learn how crickets are raised and processed as a sustainable food source. For curious travelers, there’s also the option to try a crispy fried cricket.
Stop 5 :
Traditional silk factory
Next, you visit a silk factory to see how silk is produced, from silkworms to spinning and weaving. This stop offers insight into one of Dalat’s long-standing crafts and the daily work behind it.
Stop 6 :
Me Linh coffee plantation
The ride continues to Me Linh Coffee Plantation, a hilltop stop known for its wide views over coffee fields, lakes, and surrounding hills. You can relax, take photos, and enjoy a cup of Dalat coffee if you like while soaking in one of the best viewpoints of the day.
Stop 7 :
Tuyen Lam lake
The final stop is Tuyen Lam Lake, a quiet body of water surrounded by pine forests. It’s a calm place to slow down, enjoy the fresh air, and take in the natural scenery before heading back toward Dalat.
Late afternoon :
End – Return to Dalat
After the lake, your guide rides back with you to your hotel in Dalat, usually arriving in the late afternoon, depending on pace and weather.
- Hotel pickup and drop-off in Dalat
- Private Easy Rider guide (1:1 per guest)
- Motorbike and fuel for the full day
- Helmet and basic safety equipment
- Entrance fees to all scheduled attractions
- Bottled drinking water
- Lunch
- Personal expenses
- Drinks at cafés or plantations
- Tips for the guide (optional)
Is this tour suitable for older travelers or people who don’t like adventure tours?
Yes. This is an easy, sightseeing-focused tour rather than an extreme motorbike adventure. As long as you’re comfortable sitting on a motorbike and doing light walking at stops, the tour suits a wide range of ages.
Are the waterfalls safe to visit during the rainy season?
Yes. The guides choose safe access points and monitor conditions closely. Paths may be wet, so good footwear is recommended. If remembering conditions are unsafe, stops may be adjusted—contact us for the latest information.
What happens if I feel tired or want to shorten the tour?
The tour is flexible. Let your guide know, and the pace or number of stops can be adjusted where possible to suit your comfort.
Will we stop for toilet breaks during the day?
Yes. Toilet stops are available at main attractions, cafés, and restaurants along the route. Facilities are basic in some rural areas but generally sufficient.
How much walking is involved at the stops?
Walking is light and optional. At waterfalls and pagodas, paths are mostly short and manageable. You can skip steeper sections if you prefer and relax nearby.