Prices
Is this tour for me?
Get In Touch
Highlights
Navigate the beauty of Vietnam’s Mekong Delta by bike
Ride through lush landscapes, including coconut plantations, rice paddies, and charming delta villages, providing a deep insight into the rural beauty of Mekong Delta.
Experience the unique culture of the Khmer minority and visit local communities, exploring traditional crafts and ways of life in the Mekong region.
Visit the world-renowned Cu Chi Tunnels, a historical site that showcases the ingenuity and resilience of Vietnamese soldiers during the war.
Explore the vibrant Cai Rang Floating Market by boat, offering an authentic glimpse into the bustling trade and daily life on the waterways of the Mekong Delta.
Explore Vietnam by bike on this guided bike tour from Saigon to the Mekong Delta. This 6-day cycling tour offers an immersive journey through the lush landscapes and vibrant culture of southern Vietnam. Pedalling along mostly flat, paved routes, you'll explore coconut plantations, rice paddies, and traditional villages, all while experiencing the unique Khmer culture. Highlights include visiting the historic Cu Chi Tunnels, cycling through scenic rural areas, and exploring the famous Cai Rang Floating Market by boat. With moderate daily distances and support along the way, this tour is perfect for beginner to intermediate cyclists seeking both adventure and cultural discovery.
Explore Vietnam by bike on this guided bike tour from Saigon to the Mekong Delta. This 6-day cycling tour offers an immersive journey through the lush landscapes and vibrant culture of southern Vietnam. Pedalling along mostly flat, paved routes, you'll explore coconut plantations, rice paddies, and traditional villages, all while experiencing the unique Khmer culture. Highlights include visiting the historic Cu Chi Tunnels, cycling through scenic rural areas, and exploring the famous Cai Rang Floating Market by boat. With moderate daily distances and support along the way, this tour is perfect for beginner to intermediate cyclists seeking both adventure and cultural discovery.
Read more
Cycling from Saigon to Mekong Delta Tour Itinerary
Day 1 Arrival in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)
Arrive in Ho Chi Minh City and meet your guides, mechanics, and drivers who will support you throughout your adventure. In the evening, enjoy a bike fitting and a welcome dinner with the team.
Overnight Location: The Odys Boutique Hotel & Spa, Ho Chi Minh City
Distance: None
Meals: Dinner
Day 2 Saigon to Cu Chi Tunnels
Start the day with a van transfer north of Saigon, followed by a 40 km ride through forested areas, rubber tree plantations, and local villages. Arrive at the Cu Chi Tunnels for a guided tour before heading back to Saigon in the afternoon.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City
Distance: 40 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 3 Ho Chi Minh City to Ben Tre to Tra Vinh
Begin with a van transfer to the Mekong Delta, where fitted bikes await. Cycle through lush coconut plantations and small canal bridges before visiting a coconut byproducts factory. Continue through flat and paved routes to Tra Vinh City, ending the day with a community dinner and free time to explore.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Tra Vinh
Distance: 60 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4 Tra Vinh to Can Tho
Today’s ride takes you through rice paddies and canals in the Mekong Delta. Visit Ba Om Pond, an 800-year-old Khmer site, famous for its lotus flowers. After cycling through flat lands, transfer to Can Tho to explore the city’s nightlife and visit the famous night markets.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Can Tho
Distance: 60 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 5 Can Tho Floating Market to Saigon
After breakfast at 7:00 a.m., the adventure continues with a morning on the water followed by an afternoon on land. Departing from Can Tho, you’ll board a boat and head toward the famous Cai Rang Floating Market. The day begins with a boat journey through the Mekong’s canal network, where you’ll see waterways once used to transport supplies during the Vietnam War.
After the excursion, return to your hotel to check out and transfer to Can Tho Airport for your flight to Da Nang. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to Hoi An, check in to your hotel, and have free time to explore this charming ancient town at your own pace.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Hoi An
Distance: None
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 6 Hoi An countryside
Enjoy a leisurely ride into the countryside around Hoi An, exploring local markets and the lush, evergreen gardens of Tra Que, which supply fresh vegetables to Hoi An and Da Nang. Along the way, your guide will take you to local eateries to sample Hoi An’s signature specialties, such as Cao Lau and White Rose dumplings.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Hoi An
Distance: 40km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 7 Ride to Hue
Today, you’ll tackle the legendary Hai Van Pass, also known as the “Pass of the Ocean Clouds.” This iconic climb offers a rewarding cycling experience, with a gradual ascent to 480 meters accompanied by sweeping switchbacks and spectacular scenery. From the top, enjoy stunning panoramic views over the East Sea.
After the descent, a well-earned fresh seafood lunch awaits at Lap An Lagoon. Surrounded by serene natural beauty, this is the perfect place to relax and recharge before the next stage. Following lunch, you’ll transfer a short distance before setting off on an enjoyable 34-kilometer ride along the scenic Tam Giang Lagoon.
The day ends with your arrival in Hue, the former imperial capital of the Nguyen Dynasty. Renowned for its rich history and cultural heritage, Hue offers a fascinating glimpse into Vietnam’s past. Dinner will be served at a pleasant local restaurant in Hue.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Hue
Distance: 60km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 8 Departure
Cycling through Hue’s historic landmarks is an ideal way to immerse yourself in the city’s rich past and cultural heritage.
During the ride, you’ll explore some of Hue’s most iconic sites, including Vong Canh Hill, which offers sweeping panoramic views of the Huong (Perfume) River, and the tomb of Khai Dinh, the 12th emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty. You will also visit the seven-story Thien Mu Pagoda, the most important religious monument in Vietnam and a symbol of Hue. A leisurely dragon boat cruise will then take you downstream along the Perfume River to a local garden restaurant, where you’ll enjoy lunch in a tranquil setting.
After returning to your hotel, you may choose to extend your journey to Hanoi or fly back to Ho Chi Minh City for your onward flight home.
Overnight Location: None
Distance: 40km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
2026 Pricing for Cycling from Saigon to Mekong Delta Tour The departures are available starting daily from January 1 to December 31, 2026.
The starting price for four people sharing two double or twin rooms is USD1735 per person.
A hybrid bike rental is included in the price, however you can upgrade to an e-bike for USD150.
Accommodation on Cycling from Saigon to Mekong Delta Tour
This tour is based in hotels. Hotels on this offer modern conveniences that can make this trip more pleasant.
In some cases, the accommodation listed below may need to be substituted for other comparable accommodations.
Single Rooms and Solo Travellers
Rooms are double occupancy. You can pay a supplement to have a private room in a hotel where possible. Solo travellers may be required to pay a supplement.
What’s Included in the Cycling from Saigon to Mekong Delta Tour?
Meals
7 breakfasts, 7 lunches, and 3 dinners are included.
Accommodations
Accommodations for 7 nights are included.
Transportation during the Tour
This tour includes all necessary transportation in air-conditioned van, as well as support vehicle to carry gear during the bike rides. Airport transfers are included too.
Also included
- Cycling guides and mechanics (number depends on the group size)
- Entrance fees
- Boat trips
- Cu Chi Tunnels ticket
- All biking gear (toolkit, water cage)
- Mountain bike rental (plus helmet)
Not included
- Visa
- International flights
- Overweight baggage fees
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
- Tips
Optional Extras
- Single occupancy upgrades
- Upgrade to e-Bike
- How hard is the Cycling from Saigon to Mekong Delta Tour?
- Do I need a visa to travel to Vietnam?
- Are meals included on the Cycling from Saigon to Mekong Delta Tour?
- Do I need insurance?
- How do I get to Saigon to start this tour?
- Is the Cycling from Saigon to Mekong Delta Tour in English?
- Where does the Cycling from Saigon to Mekong Delta Tour end?
- Can I rent a bike?
- Can I bring my own bike?
- Do I need special vaccines to travel to Vietnam?
- Are there any travel restrictions for Vietnam?
We rate the difficulty of this tour as a 3 / 5. Expect mostly flat and paved routes that are ideal for beginner to intermediate cyclists. Daily distances range from 40 to 60 km, with minimal climbs of around 200 m per day. While the terrain is generally easy to navigate, some sections through narrow paths and coconut plantations may present a mild challenge, making sure-footedness and basic fitness necessary for a comfortable experience. This tour is accessible to riders with a good level of fitness and those looking for an adventure without too much intensity.
Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.
7 breakfasts, 7 lunches, and 3 dinners are included.
Yes, it is mandatory to have health and medical insurance to join this trip, and your insurance should cover cycling. Get your travel insurance.
The most common way to reach Saigon is by flying into Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN), which is about 6 km from the city center. The airport receives international flights from major cities around the world, as well as domestic flights from within Vietnam.
Yes, the tour guide is English-speaking.
The tour ends where it starts, in Saigon.
The bike rental is already included in the tour package price.
Yes. If you bring your own bike, please make sure your bike is suitable for this tours demands.
Check with your family doctor.
Please check with your local government about travel restrictions before you book your tour. This map from the US Department of State provides an overview of the current status in countries around the globe. The UK‘s Foreign Office and Government of Canada also provide advice on foreign travel. Note that the travel advice may change depending on your nationality.
Customer Ratings
