| Day | Route Overview | Cycling Distance | Key Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Ho Chi Minh City to My Tho & Ben Tre | ~40–50 km | Vĩnh Tràng Pagoda, Bonsai gardens, canal paths |
| Day 2 | Ben Tre to Tra Vinh | ~50–60 km | Coconut plantations, Hàm Luông ferry, Khmer pagodas |
| Day 3 | Tra Vinh to Can Tho | ~70–80 km | Ba Om Pond, rice paddy fields, local cottage industries |
| Day 4 | Can Tho to Long Xuyen | ~60 km | Cái Răng Floating Market, countryside lanes, stork sanctuary |
| Day 5 | Long Xuyen to Sa Dec to My Tho | ~50 km | Local ferry crossings, historic ancient houses, flower village |
| Day 6 | My Tho back to Ho Chi Minh City | ~35–40 km | Rural single tracks, fruit tasting, vehicle transfer back to HCMC |
Morning Transfer: Escape the heavy city traffic with a short vehicle shuttle to Tan An or My Tho to start your ride safely.
The Ride: Mount your bike and pedal along scenic concrete paths under the shade of green banana and coconut trees.
Highlights: Visit the historic Vĩnh Tràng Pagoda, a beautiful mix of Asian and European architecture. Cross the Tien River by boat to enter Ben Tre province.
Evening: Stay at a local riverside resort or homestay in Ben Tre, the "Capital of Coconuts."
The Ride: Cycle on narrow, traffic-free paths through endless coconut groves, water palms, and small cacao farms.
River Crossing: Take a local ferry across the massive Ham Luong River, watching life unfold along the banks.
Highlights: Enter Tra Vinh province, home to a large ethnic Khmer community. The landscape transitions into stunning, centuries-old Khmer-style Buddhist pagodas surrounded by large trees.
Evening: Relax in the quiet, tree-lined town of Tra Vinh.
The Ride: A longer but deeply rewarding cycling day through vast, flat green rice paddies and vegetable fields.
Highlights: Stop by the peaceful Ba Om Pond in the morning. Along the route, pause at small home workshops to see locals making rice paper, weaving mats, or processing sugarcane.
Evening: Arrive in Can Tho, the largest city in the Mekong Delta. Walk along the lively Ninh Kieu Wharf in the evening.
Morning Boat Trip: Wake up early for a boat cruise to the famous Cái Răng Floating Market to see hundreds of boats trading fresh fruits and local breakfast dishes.
The Ride: Cycle along the quiet banks of the Hau River, passing through peaceful brick-making villages and fruit orchards (mango, milk fruit, and durian).
Evening: Cross the river to Long Xuyen city for a quiet night away from the usual tourist crowds.
The Ride: Pedal along rustic backroads toward the historic town of Sa Dec.
Highlights: Visit the Huynh Thuy Le Ancient House, famous from the French novel and movie The Lover. Explore the vibrant, colorful flower nurseries of Sa Dec village.
Evening: Continue cycling or transfer a short distance back to My Tho for your final night by the river.
The Ride: Spend your final morning cycling through the Cho Gao district along the local shipping canals. You will pass dragon fruit orchards and small shrimp farms.
Afternoon Return: Enjoy a final lunch of Mekong specialties (like Elephant Ear Fish). Pack up the bikes and board the support vehicle for a comfortable drive back to Ho Chi Minh City, arriving by late afternoon.
Join in group departure dates : Sunday departure
Private departure dates : All around the year
Group size : 2 to 16 pax
Tour price : Contact us
Tour price includes
• Accommodation in tour - 5 nights
• Transfer by private vehicle for group as in detail itinerary
• Trek mountain bicycle with helmet ( E-bikes extra cost )
• All meals indicated in the detail itinerary. ( B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner )
• Drinking water and snack for cycling day
• English speaking guide, entrance fees and government permission, tax and service charge.
Tour Exclusive of:
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- Accommodation in Ho Chi Minh city
- Tips for guide and driver
