We will travel nearly entirely on-road on the first day to Chau Doc. Spend the night relaxing at the hotel there. Although you may spend the night exploring the little Buddhist city and trying some of the largely vegetarian meals sold there. Rest up for the subsequent journey.

Summary:
Distance: 240km (0% off-road)
Meals: Lunch, Dinner

On the second day, we will set off at 7:30 am from Chau Doc to Can Tho by motorcycle. This journey offers a perfect opportunity to unwind and savor the fresh air, accompanied by the faint aroma of expansive rice fields stretching endlessly.

Known as the Western capital of Vietnam, Can Tho embodies the rich cultural identity of the South. After hours of riding, the serene river experience will wash away your fatigue. Along the way, you can explore various islets like Tan Loc, Son Dunes, Khuong Dunes, and Au Dunes, or visit the lush fruit gardens of Thuy Tien, My Khanh, Phong Dien, and Binh Thuy. Here, you can delight in the sight of exquisite ornamental plants and stunning flowers, and relish the taste of fresh, local fruits.

Summary:
Distance: 116km ( 40 km off-road )
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: 3 – 5 stars Hotel

On the third day, our journey takes us from Can Tho to Can Gio, where we will board the Tac Suat Ferry to reach the bustling city of Vung Tau. Vung Tau, renowned for its resorts and beaches, offers a unique blend of vibrancy and tranquility. While the sea might not be the cleanest, the town's lively fishing fleet and charming outdoor cafés more than make up for it. Every Sunday, throngs of visitors flock to the shores, often wading into the water fully clothed. Among its many attractions, Bai Truoc (Front Beach) stands out as the most famous.

Summary:
Distance: 250 km (30km off-road)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: 3 – 5 stars Hotel

Let's rise early to savor the crisp morning air at dawn. After enjoying a hearty breakfast and a cup of coffee, we'll set off for Phan Thiet. As we ride along the coastline, we'll be treated to stunning scenery: gorgeous passes, expansive views of the sea to our right, and majestic mountains to our left.

Summary:
Distance: 170km ( 50km off-road )
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: 3 – 5 stars Hotel

On the fifth day, we embark on a journey to Da Lat, starting from Mui Ne, where we visit the dunes and enjoy the sunrise over the sands. Our route takes us along the coast and through Chua Mountain National Park, a scenic path that leads us to Da Lat.

At the foot of the mountain, we encounter the Raglai ethnic community. They make their living by raising sheep, cows, and goats. We savor a lunch prepared in their traditional style, a taste that leaves an indelible impression.

After lunch, we tackle the Ngoan Muc Pass, one of southern Vietnam's most breathtaking routes. Our adventure continues as we navigate some off-road trails, immersing ourselves in the natural beauty of Da Lat before finally reaching our hotel.

Summary:
Distance: 160km ( 20% off-road)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

On the sixth day, we embark on an exhilarating journey, traversing the South's grandest man-made hydropower dam and the lush jungles, which are considered the lungs of Saigon, until we reach Ta Nung Pass and the awe-inspiring Elephant Waterfall, finally arriving at Bao Loc. When one imagines Da Lat, visions of cascading waterfalls and unforgettable adventures spring to mind. These majestic natural wonders, graced by the hand of nature, orchestrate a symphony of flowing water, captivating countless souls. Pongour Falls, mushroom farms, silkworm communities, the intricate silk production process, thriving coffee plantations, verdant vegetable patches, and colorful flower farms all beckon to satisfy our innate curiosity.

Following a delightful lunch, our expedition presses onward, ascending to the remarkable Da M'Bri dam. Some among us opt for an off-road detour to reach the renowned Nam Cat Tien National Park.

Summary:
Distance: 170km (40% off-road)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Wild animal sounds from the jungle make your morning better; after a quick breakfast, we get on the bike to continue the tour and start a perfect new day, a delightful experience. The Nam Cat Tien area is mixed with rocky terrain, gravel roads, and muddy roads.

After conquering these obstacles, we’ll continue to pass Tri An lake and return to Saigon. At the end of the short trip, with a great taste of tropical forest dusty trails, the danger will make you want to explore the South more. We arrive in Saigon around 5.30 pm.

Summary:
Distance: 190km ( 50km offroad )