We continue our exciting motorbike trip by riding along the beautiful coastline where we have plenty of opportunities for photos throughout the day. We stop at Ke Ga Lighthouse (the oldest lighthouse in Southeast Asia), to have some spectacular shots of this scenic landscape.

On our way riding to Mui Ne, we take time to visit Van Thuy Tu Temple to experience the special culture of the local fishermen worshiping the skeleton of an enormous whale. After that, the ancient Champa Towers are well worth a visit to learn about the Cham hill tribe and their unique culture.

You might want to cool off in the ocean at Mui Ne Beach after a hot and amazing day of riding. We will enjoy a pleasant night in Mui Ne.

We leave Mui Ne in the early morning to visit the highlights of the area, such as the Fishing Village, Fairy Springs, Red Canyon and White Sand Dunes. The we get back on our motorbikes and ride through the dragon fruit farms. You might want to get some of these delicious fresh fruits and try them for yourself.

We continue to ride to the stunning curvy mountain roads of the Central Highlands and stop at the K'ho ethnic minority village where you will witness their unique culture and wild lifestyle, and enjoy their natural hospitality.

We arrive in Bao Loc around 5pm, check-in and stay overnight.

After breakfast we ride to the countryside and visit the green tea farms, the colorful local market highlighting different cultures and customs of the hill tribes and enjoy the hospitality of the locals by visiting their homes. We’ll even enjoy a trek through the lush rainforest to see the beauty of the area.

We head to the Dray Sap waterfall via the scenic winding jungle paths and we witness this massive waterfall of the highlands. The natural “Fairy Pool” nearby is well-worth a refreshing dip after an awesome day riding motorbikes.

We stay overnight at a traditional Long House of the highlanders in the jungle. Our dinner is full of excitement with BBQs and rice cooked in the bamboo tubes.

The Ho Chi Minh trail was a logistical system that ran from North to South Vietnam that provided support in the form of manpower and material to the North Vietnamese Army during the war… We ride on this stunning trail today to learn about the history of how the locals had struggled during the Vietnam War before 1975 and the peaceful life they enjoy after 4 decades of independence.

We take some time to stop at some small villages in the remote Central Highlands to experience the daily life of the farmers making rice paper and noodles for a living... We can trek to the top of Elephant Rock Mountain to enjoy the panoramic views of the area and then travel to Lak Lake before sunset to have some great shots of the M'nong Ethnic minority's fishermen on the lake.

We stay overnight in Lak Lake where you can choose a homestay with the locals, or hotel to stay overnight.

Rise and shine for the new day touring with Vietnam Riders! Enjoy breakfast and a cup of coffee as you watch the morning activities of the M'nong Ethnic Minorities heading to the fields or rowing their wooden boats to fish on the lake. We'll take a walk through Jun Village to experience the rustic M’nong’s traditional culture and their daily life. Resuming back on our motorbikes, we ride through the isolated, charming villages, winding our way up through the twisty mountain passes and lush green jungles. The views we capture traveling through the valleys are amazing. It's like a dream adventure for amateur and professional photographers alike!

Our last route leads us to the Elephant Waterfall (which will astonish you in both size and beauty). After a visit to the Silkworm Village and Factory, we embark on a scenic drive along the back roads in the countryside where you'll discover the everyday life of the farmers who cultivate goods on their lands such as flowers and vegetables. We arrive in Dalat around 5pm, Check-in and stay overnight.

Get on your motorcycle - it's time for setting off on our final day of Vietnam Riders. Today's journey leads us to the coast, we visit Linh Phuoc Pagoda, coffee platations and experience the locals making the special coffee of the region.

The downward descent is not less interesting in the afternoon as we traverse through the fascinating winding Khanh Le Pass with the breathtaking view at every turn. We could stop and visit the local K'ho ethnic minority village to learn more about their daily life and enjoy their hospitable nature!

Afterwards, we follow the peaceful laneway to Nha Trang, riding through little villages, chat with farmers and have some great photos in the tranquil countryside. We head to the end of our journey in Nha Trang, arrive at the hotel of your choice before sunset and finish our unforgettable motorcycle adventure