Mr Biker Saigon

From the lush wetlands of the Mekong Delta to the majestic ruins of Angkor Wat, this tour provides a great overview of what Southeast Asia has to offer in terms of scenic beauty. The opportunity to take a deep dive into the unique culture, cuisine, and history of two countries in just under two weeks is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and it is sure to create memories you’ll never forget.

This tour is long and does require a good amount of cycling stamina, but the terrain covered is generally flat and won’t be too difficult for moderately experienced riders. As long as you’ve got an unquenchable thirst for adventure and love exploring new territory on the back of a bike, this excursion is a great choice for you!

Those who love travelling on the water will especially appreciate this tour, because travelling upstream on the waters of the mighty Mekong river and actually passing the border on a riverboat is quite the experience.

This is Mr Biker Saigon’s flagship tour: a complete cyclist’s deep dive into Vietnam, from Saigon in the south to Hanoi in the north. Dalat, Nha Trang, Hoi An, the ancient capitals of Hue and Ninh Binh, and so much more… The sheer number of Vietnamese cities and landmarks you’ll take in on this 16-day cycling tour is staggering. And that’s not to mention the world-class cycling spots we’ll visit; a few of the passes we’ll tackle are too amazing to do justice with words. If you’re looking to get a real feel for Vietnam and not just limit your exploration to one part of the country, this tour is a good choice.

Of course, with such a long itinerary comes a once-in-a-lifetime cycling adventure. You’ll cover a lot of ground and take on many different types of terrain, from steep uphills on rocky cliffs to long straightaways on narrow dirt x-country tracks to screaming downhills through remote minority villages. It will definitely take some cycling experience to keep up with the 60-100 km/day schedule, but the challenge will make exploring Vietnam an even more memorable experience.

Any tour of the Mekong Delta is worthwhile, but this “fully loaded” experience is the only way to see this lush green region of South Vietnam in all its glory.

This tour will immerse you in the culture of Vietnam’s Mekong Delta region while introducing you to the cultural factors that make the area unique. Not only will you be exposed to the coconut plantations, local villages, and mouth-watering southern delicacies that all of Mr Biker Saigon’s Mekong tours visit, but you’ll also get to see another side of life in the Mekong – the culture of the Khmer, one of Vietnam’s minority tribes.

The route taken by this tour is almost entirely flat and mostly paved. Because of those facts, it’s a good opportunity for beginner riders to go on a longer adventure. The 4-day itinerary will give them a lot of time to practise, and by the time they finish they may just be ready to graduate to intermediate level!

This intermediate-level tour is short but sweet, showing off some of the most beautiful nature Northern Vietnam has to offer in just 4 days.

You’ll start in the Mai Chau Valley, which is awe-inspiringly beautiful with its rust-colored dirt roads and its electric green rice paddies.

You’ll continue to Pu Luong nature reserve, an exotic locale that will deliver a true jungle adventure. Then you’ll go to the snaking rivers of Ninh Binh, a natural wonder that is many Vietnamese people’s favorite place in the country.

The tour is an exciting cycling experience due to its highly varied terrain, but it’s also a totally unique cultural journey; the minority hill tribes of the area and their lifestyle is unlike anything else in Vietnam. The combination of the two is perfect for those who are serious about cycling and won’t shy away from a challenge but also want to spend some of their excursion taking it easy while enjoying the local atmosphere.

There are few things more satisfying to a cyclist than cruising down a paved road that slopes slightly downhill, the sea breeze blowing gently on their skin. This tour excels at delivering that sweet seaside relaxation, introducing riders to the fishing villages and other harborside towns of Vietnam’s Central Coast. The tour will take them to Nha Trang, Quy Nhon, Hoi An, Hue, and countless small villages in between. Along the way, riders will get to experience the unique culture and cuisine of the area while breathing the salty-sweet ocean air. Fans of quaint, quirky cultural experiences will be in heaven.

That being said, this tour will also make riders break a sweat and get their hearts pumping as they go off road and cycle along some hilly terrain. Vietnam’s coastal region includes lots of rocky cliffs and rolling mountain ranges in addition to its sandy beaches. It also abuts fertile valleys that support rice paddies the riders will get to weave through. The juxtaposition of relaxed oceanside cruising with intense offroading makes this an excellent tour for advanced riders who want a challenge but also want to intersperse it with rest periods.

If you’re one of those people who loves experiencing lots of new and distinct cultures, you should definitely consider this adventure! You will definitely sense the difference between Vietnam and Cambodia quickly after you cross the border on the mighty Mekong River. Whereas Vietnamese land tends to be busier, greener, and more vibrant, Cambodian land tends to be dryer, have more wide open space, and give off a peaceful energy that you have to experience to understand.

There is truly no better way to explore the Mekong Delta region and the land that lies beyond it than on the back of a bike. The land tends to be relatively flat, but the narrow dirt paths through coconut plantations and the raised wooden platforms through flooded rice paddies will still provide enough varied terrain to keep any level of biker focused on the ride. Set that unique challenge with the breath-taking vistas the area provides, and you’ve got an experience that you’ll take with you forever!

This full day ride takes you on the flat paths through rice paddies and small villages of the Mekong Delta. Riders will drink at a local cafe, feast on some Mekong cuisine, and even go to the region's only craft brewery for a brew or two.