BEST OF · MULTI-DAY CYCLING TRIPS
Several days, luggage moved for you and a different bed each night. These 6 trips are compared on daily distance, total climbing and how much of the support is real.
Travel from Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta for Vinh Trang Pagoda, island boats, coconut candy, fruit, folk music, a short canal ride, and a night in Can Tho. The second morning brings Cai Rang Floating Market, a Vietnamese pancake class, and village cycling. English-speaking guides lead the trip, with Hau noted for his energy.
Spend two days seeing Alcatraz and San Francisco by bike. Visit the prison with a multilingual audio tour, then ride eight miles from Fisherman’s Wharf across the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito with a local guide. Bikes, helmets, locks, maps, and full-day rental are included.
“Such a great combo tour. The bikes really get you in the mood to explore this amazing city. Eli was our guide,he was so nice and so much fun!! So well organised and stress free. Highly recommend!”
Cruise Lan Ha Bay aboard Paradise Grand, with a balcony cabin, buffet meals, kayaking, cycling in Viet Hai Village, a Dark and Bright Cave transfer, Tai Chi, live music, WiFi, and time in the Piano Lounge. Pickup is offered from Paradise Suites Hotel on Tuan Chau Island. Spa treatments and drinks cost extra.
Travel from Ho Chi Minh City to My Tho, Ben Tre, and Can Tho for two full days of Delta life. You will visit Cai Rang Floating Market, ride motorboats and sampans, make Bánh Xèo or Bánh Khọt, cycle through villages, and stay one night in an arranged hotel. Guides such as Ry, Stephen, Robert, Sam, and Phil have led this route.
“Great!! Amazing to be able to interact that much with locals!”
You’ll cycle through fruit orchards and rice fields, cook Vietnamese dishes, paddle narrow waterways, plant rice, catch fish, and sleep at Family Tiny Garden homestay. Guides including Chow, Milo, Jack, Kenny, Dennis, and Hieu lead small groups of up to 10. Expect a full schedule, generous meals, and a more rural second day.
“We booked this tour cause we wanted to see the Mekong Delta without being in the big cities and doing very touristic stuff. The fist part of the first day we went to visit Unicor Island, were we learned about the main activities of the locals. This was the most touristic partof the tour. Our guide Jack made it very interesting with his explanations about history and culture of the local people. After visiting a pagoda in the area we moved to the homestay where after a cooking workshop we did a lot of rural activities, like planting rice and trying to catch a fish. We biked around, visited a…”
Spend one night on a Lan Ha Bay boat with kayaking, swimming, Vietnamese cooking, tai chi, squid fishing, and a bike ride to Viet Hai village. Guides such as Tony and Brian have been praised for their friendly service, but boat quality, food, and activity schedules can vary. Check the exact vessel and drink policy before booking.
