Highlights:

The ‘rice bowl’ of Vietnam, the Mekong Delta is a landscape carpeted in a dizzying variety of green and slashed with mighty waterways. It's a water world where boats, houses, restaurants and even markets float upon the innumerable rivers, canals and streams that flow through the region like arteries. At times you can quite simply lose sight of land.

The area is both riparian and deeply rural, but it's also one of Vietnam's most densely populated regions, with nearly every hectare intensively farmed. Visitors can dwell on southern charm in little-visited riverside cities, sample fruits traded in the colourful floating markets, or feast on home-cooked delicacies before overnighting as a homestay guest. Mangrove forests, sacred Khmer pagodas and off-the-beaten-track attractions round out the picture.

Those seeking tropical hideaways can come ashore on Con dao, a divine forested island fringed with white-sand beaches and crisscrossed with empty dirt roads that simply beg for motorbike exploration.

There are 16 small islands that make up the Con Dao Group off the Southern coast of Vietnam. 

It is worth considering Con Dao which could be a great place to relax during yourVietnam holiday.

This is one of the best places in Vietnam to ride a bike, with little traffic, no pollution and good surfaced roads. There's only one main road, connecting the airport in the north to Ben Dam in the south via Con Son town.
There are good coastal cycling routes, such as from Con Son town to Bai Nhat and on to the tiny settlement of Ben Dam. The ups and downs are pretty gentle. Be very careful of the high winds around Mui Ca Map (south of Con Son town); locals have been blown off their bikes during gales.

14 Days - Cycling trip in Mekong  is the best way to explore magnificent scenic beauty and contamplate quaint village life, vibrant floating markets, swimming in emerald water on  crystal sand beach. Tasting fresh seafood in oriental architecture restaurant

Cycling through Mekong Delta is great journey for us to explore the culture, Customes and daily life of three main tribes who have been preserving and developing unique national identity of southern Vietnam

Day 1: Saigon Arrival.
 

Welcome to : “The Fearl of  Far East City - Saigon” -  (Ho Chi Minh City). Arrive in the late morning and enjoy an orientation tour through Saigon’s bustling streets en route to the hotel. Enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure to recover from jet lag and explore the city on your own. In the evening, enjoy the welcome dinner at one of the finest restaurants in town.

Summary:

Activity: Transferring and meeting group

Meals: Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: The Northern Hotel****

Day 2: Hochiminh – Cuchi Tunnel – Transfer to Cai Be
 

Pick up at your hotel and transfer with bikes for an hour to the outskirts of Saigon. Cycle on single track trails through a village where farmers of Cu Chi doing their daily life such as, making bamboo baskets, bamboo furniture, and collecting rubber latex. You will also see big rural family rice-paper workshops. This land was not only the hidden area but also fighting and living area of Viet Cong during the Vietnam War from 1965 to 1975. Have a picnic lunch after visiting the tunnel, then transfer Cai Be Town. Upon  arriving we commence cycling to another local ferry where we will cross the Mekong River to ride to local eco guest house on the island. In the evening, We join with the host to cook some local dishes. Enjoy our dinner.overnight on the island.

Summary:

Cycling distance: 40 – 75 km

Meals: Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Mekong Riverside Resort****

Day 3: Cai Be Cycling - Tra Vinh
 

Following to breakfast in hotel, we gear up our bike to ferry then cross the Mekong River by ferryboat and then ride to Mo Cay. We spend our time to visit the city, which was considered the homeland of communists during the Vietnam War.Then, we’ll keep cycling through villages on paths and tracks to the Khmer town of Tra Vinh. There, we’ll visit the historical Ba Om Pond and oldest Ang pagoda. cycling through the kingdom of Coconut in Ben Tre. Take a local ferry crossing the Mighty Mekong River,cycle to hotel in Tra Vinh.

Summary:

Cycling distance: 40 – 60 km

Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Cuu Long Hotel***

Day 4: Tra Vinh Cycling  to Can Tho
 

Have hearty breakfast in hotel. We start new cycling day by riding through endless rice paddy fields. You have  chance to experience why Vietnam is the second export rice after Thailand. Then you will ride past traditional villages of Khmer, most of people here still keep their own traditional way of living style. Thacth houses are still popular used and associated within Khmer communities in Vietnam. Stopping at some colourful Khmer Buddhist temples, right here our bike guides will tell you the big difference between two branches of Buddhism. One is Mahayana and other is called Theravada. Continue your bike adventure in the afternoon with exploring tropical fruit orchards and mingle with crowd on bike on islands of pomelo, longan and orange. The cycling of an afternoon give an opportunity to spend more time on ferry through bendy small river to outskirts of Can Tho city. A 30 minutes transfer will to take to hotel for beers and relax.’

Summary:

Cycling distance: 45 – 82 km

Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Ninh Kieu 2 Hotel****

Day 5: Can Tho – Long Xuyen
 

An early start as you take a boat trip along the Hau River to the Cai Rang floating market, one of the biggest in Vietnam, here you will witness a mass of wooden boats of all sizes converging to sell their wares. Your small boat allows you to weave in-between these waterborne traders getting up close and personal, great for photo opportunities and buying some produce yourself! Afterwards it is back on the bicycles as you pedal amongst vivid greens and friendly faces. You are now heading deeper into the delta and the roads narrow and the traffic becomes lighter. Absorb the sights as you cycle past endless cottage industries, timber merchants, coconut shredders, small docks loading/unloading rice, and tiny vibrant markets. In the afternoon you enjoy a gentle coast through one of the most scenic parts of the delta as you follow the Mekong through traditional villages and past fish farms, over small bridges, a more rural feel… arrival Long xuyen. Over night in Long Xuyen

Summary:

Cycling distance: 45 – 65 km

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Hoa Binh 1 Hotel****

Day 6: Long Xuyen  – Floating Market – Cycling to Chau Doc
 

Today the scenery is completely contrast with last day. After taking short transfer to Tri Ton, we commene riding on . gently undulate and mountains begin to loom as you ride closer and closer to Chau Doc. The presence of Thot not trees indicates the growing proximity to Cambodia and the local people speak Vietnamese as their second language. This afternoon you will cycle to the killing fields of Vietnam at Ba Chuc, where Polpot’s regime massacred over 3,000 Vietnamese in 1978. The route loops round to Chau Doc from Ba Chuc along the border, or re-track back to Tri Ton (depending on road conditions) and ride the rest of the way to Chau Doc along incredible country roads. Those with energy to spare can climb Sam Mountain for sunset (if the time and the weather is available)!  Have dinner and stay overnight in Chau Doc

Summary:

Cycling distance: 45 – 80 km

Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Highlights:
The ‘rice bowl’ of Vietnam, the Mekong Delta is a landscape carpeted in a dizzying variety of greens and slashed with mighty waterways. It's a water world where boats, houses, restaurants and even markets float upon the innumerable rivers, canals and streams that flow through the region like arteries. At times you can quite simply lose sight of land.
 
The area is both riparian and deeply rural, but it's also one of Vietnam's most densely populated regions, with nearly every hectare intensively farmed. Visitors can dwell on southern charm in little-visited riverside cities, sample fruits traded in the colourful floating markets, or feast on home-cooked delicacies before overnighting as a homestay guest. Mangrove forests, sacred Khmer pagodas and off-the-beaten-track attractions round out the picture.
Those seeking tropical hideaways can come ashore on Phu Quoc, a divine forested island fringed with white-sand beaches and crisscrossed with empty dirt roads that simply beg for motorbike exploration.
 
There are 16 small islands that make up the Con Dao Group off the Southern coast of Vietnam.
It is worth considering Con Dao which could be a great place to relax during yourVietnam holiday.
This is one of the best places in Vietnam to ride a bike, with little traffic, no pollution and good surfaced roads. There's only one main road, connecting the airport in the north to Ben Dam in the south via Con Son town.
There are good coastal cycling routes, such as from Con Son town to Bai Nhat and on to the tiny settlement of Ben Dam. The ups and downs are pretty gentle. Be very careful of the high winds around Mui Ca Map (south of Con Son town); locals have been blown off their bikes during gales
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14 Days - Cycling trip in Mekong  is the best way to explore magnificent scenic beauty and contamplate quaint village life, vibrant floating markets, swimming in emerald water on  crystal sand beach. Tasting fresh seafood in oriental architecture restaurant