Cycling through many villages in many provinces from Sai Gon to Hoi An is the best way to evident beautiful landscap of forest, beaches, islands and the real daily life of locals on the ways. Hoi An is a beautiful, ancient Vietnamese town, it is located on the banks of Thu Bon river near the sea. It retains its centuries old Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and European architecture with its narrow streets and low, tiled roof houses. The influences are from Japanese, Portuguese, Dutch and Vietnamese. In the 17th-19th centuries, Hoi An was one of the most important posts in Southeast Asia, and wasn't eclipsed by Da Nang until the end of 19th century, when Thu Bon river had silted up to such a degree that major commerce by navigation became problematic as the water became too shallow.
 From the 2nd-10th centuries, Hoi An was one of the principal cities in the Champa Kingdom. Archeologists have discovered the base of numerous Cham towers in this region. Its port was visited by sailors from the Midle East for provisioning. During its heyday, Indian, Dutch, Portuguese, French, Thailand, Indonesian, Spanish, American, Chinese, Filipino ships came to Hoi An to procure quality silk, sugar, fabrics, tea, ceramics, pepper, elephant tusks and slew of other goods. Today Hoi An is one of tourist places in particular in Vietnam, there are alot of things to see in Hoi An that have been deemed as historical structures. They include houses, shops, pagoda, tombs,...We can't possibly describe them all but here are a few worth visiting, especially if you have only got a day to spend in this town.  

Biking Itinerary:
Day 1: Sai Gon- Da Lat( L,D) Cycling 40 km
In the morning transfer a couple of hours to Da Lat City, on the way We will stop in Bảo Lộc Town for lunch, the town of central highland's (1000m high above sea level, so the tempreture is cooler) well known for coffee and tea plantations as well as silk production facilities.
 In the afternoon ride up to the hills and pass on the back roads in the coffee plantation. Overnight in Da Lat city, it's certainly one of the most beautiful cities in Viet Nam and locates in plateau at 1,500m high above sea level. Da Lat was founded by Frenchman Andre Yersin, who convinced the French government to establish a hill station here in the late 1890s. During colonial times, the Frenchman of Sai Gon used DaLat as a summer resort to escape the intense heat of Sai Gon. Much of architecture is French.
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Day 2: Da Lat- Nha Trang( B,L,D) Cycling 80 km
We have got a short tranfer out of Đà Lạt City. We will start the ride on the trails in the pine forest with the natural landscape of beautiful jungle on the both side of the roads, the ride today is combination of up and down hills to the top of the Hon Giao pass and then 29 km down hill section of the pass. Stop for lunch at the local restaurant on the bottom of the pass. After lunch keep cycling through villages and farms until we meet up our support vehicle and have a short transfer to Nha Trang for overnight.
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Day 3: Nha Trang- Quy Nhon (B,L,D) Cycling 70 km
In this morning, we start the bike ride from your hotel  to Ponagar Cham Tower (after about 3 km) for a visit and the keep biking along the beach until meet up our support vehicle and then a short transfer on busy roads to lunch stop on Dai Lanh beach( one of the most beautiful beaches on the ways, you may have time for swimming and relaxing!)  
In the afternoon bike ride is along the coast, We have got some up and down hills with peaceful sandy beaches, floating fishing village, light tower... After the ride we transfer straight to local city, Quy Nhon for overnight.
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Day 4: Quy Nhon- Quang Ngai( B,L,D) Cycling 80km
After breakfast we have got a short transfer to outskirt of Quy Nhon City, for a bike ride in this morning is on quiet country roads into villages along the coast, on the way we can stop to see how local people making salt, talk to local people..., it is nice for taking pictures! 
In the afternoon ride is on the nice and quiet backroads along the coast with many shrimp farms on the right side and white sandy beaches, biking up and down hills to two litle passes for the last challenge of the day before transfering to Quang Ngai City for overnight.
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Day 5: Quang Ngai- Hoi An (B,L,D) Cycling 55 km
The bike ride will start at your hotel (about 12km) to My Lai massacre for a guided visit, this is the site of one of the greatest atrocities during the Viet Nam War, and perhaps the most heinous military action ever staged by the American, where 504 people were killed in 1968. And then keep cycling in countryside roads with many friendly locals say" Hello!" to you.
After the ride we go straight to Hoi An ancient town, where you stay for overnight and discover one of the ancient towns in Vietnam.
Have a great cycling holiday in Vietnam!

*Highlight:
- Cycle in quiet backroads to Central Highland where you can see how local grow coffee and tea
- Try the real Vietnamese coffee or weasel coffee and green tea
- Enjoy your challenge on the way up to the hills and passes
- Stop on one of the most beautiful beaches for swimming and relaxing
- Taking pictures wherever you would like to do
- Experience local daily activities on the ways
- Beautiful Vietnamese ancient town, Hoi An.

*Included:
   - English speaking experienced bike guide
   - Accommodations (room share)
   - Pick up and droff at your hotel
   - Support vehicle and driver
   - Good mountain bikes, Helmets, Spare parts, Tool kits and Medical kits
   - Entrance fees 
   - Water, Soft drinks, Snacks, Fresh fruits and Wet towels on cycling days
   - All meals as mentioned (B= Breakfast, L= Lunch, D= Dinner)
*Excluded:
   - Travel Insurance
   - Other personal Expenses
   - Accommodation in Sai Gon
*Departure Date: 
   - Daily departure
   - Please, contact us for the best price!