From Dong Hoi, we can either follow National Highway 1A or detour onto National Road 15 — the eastern branch of the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Today’s journey includes visits to two historically significant sites: Hien Luong Bridge and Vinh Moc Tunnels.

Hien Luong Bridge once marked the border between North and South Vietnam during the war — a powerful symbol of division and reconciliation. Vinh Moc Tunnels, on the other hand, are a haunting reminder of the war’s brutality and the resilience of those who lived through it, surviving underground for years.

In the afternoon, we cruise along National Road 49B, hugging the stunning coastline all the way to Hue — the imperial city where we’ll spend the night. Hue is a charming blend of the ancient and the modern, offering travelers a chance to relax or celebrate the journey, depending on the mood.

Summary:
Distance: 170km
Meals: B, L, D
Accomodation: Hotel

Today will be a relaxing and easygoing day. After a night of celebration, we can allow ourselves to sleep in a little, with breakfast at 8:00 or 8:30 AM. We’ll start our day with a visit to the Hue Imperial City. Once the former capital of Vietnam, Hue has preserved many remarkable historical sites and architectural wonders, with the Imperial City being the most famous and a true symbol of the city.

We’ll depart around 11:00–12:00 AM, following National Highway 49B, and stop for lunch at Lang Co, a beautiful coastal town.

After lunch, we’ll continue our journey to the highlight of the day—the Hai Van Pass, one of the most stunning mountain passes in Vietnam. Beyond its breathtaking scenery, Hai Van Pass is also historically significant, having witnessed intense battles during the Vietnam War. We’ll take a short break at the summit to capture stunning photos of the sea, mountains, and clouds all in one frame.

From Hai Van Pass, we’ll continue our trip through Da Nang and arrive in Hoi An, a charming ancient town where we will spend the night.

Today is a free day for you to explore at your own pace. You can visit Thanh Ha Pottery Village, or experience a fun basket boat ride in the Bay Mau Coconut Forest.

Hoi An is also known for its same-day tailor-made clothing services — a unique experience for travelers looking to bring home a personalized souvenir.

Simply wandering through the ancient streets of Hoi An Old Town is also a delight, as the charming architecture and aesthetic beauty of this heritage site make it a destination in itself.

Farewell to the ancient town of Hoi An—we set off for the beautiful Central Highlands, a region famous for its vast coffee and rubber plantations and its delightfully mild climate.
We begin our day on a scenic coastal road before passing through the peaceful countryside of Quang Ngai province, where lush green farms stretch as far as the eye can see.

In the afternoon, we take on the challenge of conquering the Vi O Lak Pass, a majestic route that connects Quang Ngai and Kon Tum provinces at an altitude of 1,300 meters above sea level. After a stop to admire the views and enjoy a fantastic cup of coffee, we continue along National Highway 24 to Mang Den, our destination for the day.

Mang Den is a small town covering just over 100 square kilometers, yet it boasts breathtaking scenery—pristine forests, lakes, waterfalls, and pine forests—all wrapped in a cool, refreshing climate and a peaceful atmosphere.

Summary:
Distance: 230km
Meals: B, L, D
Accommodation: Hotel

Saying goodbye to Mang Den, we continue our journey. In the morning, we follow National Road 24 over the dreamy Mang Den Pass. Passing through Pleiku City, we enter Gia Lai province and stop for a coffee by the shores of Lake T’Nung—one of the most famous and picturesque lakes in the Central Highlands.

From there, we turn onto National Road 14C, where our wheels take us through endless rubber forests and sprawling coffee plantations. In the afternoon, the ride takes us through the historic Ia Drang Valley—site of the fierce Battle of Ia Drang during the Vietnam War.

Our destination for today is Buon Don, a place once renowned for its elephant taming tradition. While wild elephant capturing and training no longer takes place, Buon Don still has a few domesticated elephants that now serve in cultural tourism activities.

Summary:
Distance: 260km
Meals: B, L, D
Accommodation: Homestay

From Nha Trang, we ride along the coastline via Route 671, then turn onto Route 702, which takes us past the famous Vinh Hy Bay, a spectacular coastal road with countless scenic stops along the way.

We’ll spend most of today’s journey riding along the coast, soaking in the stunning landscapes that blend mountains, sea, and dramatic sand dunes, a visual feast for any adventure lover.

Tonight we stay in Mui Ne, one of Vietnam’s most beautiful beach towns, a perfect spot to unwind and relax after a long day on the road.

Summary:
Distance: 250km
Meals: B, L, D
Accommodation: Hotel

Our journey has reached its final day, and today’s ride is an easy, relaxing one. We follow Highway 1A heading toward Saigon. The most challenging part of the day comes as we ride into the city itself—Saigon, being Vietnam’s commercial hub, is always buzzing with traffic, especially in and around the urban areas.

We arrive at our final destination around 2 to 3 PM, wrapping up an unforgettable adventure!

Summary:
Distance: 210km
Meals: B, L
Accommodation: N/A

This itinerary is just a short outline, our motorbike tours are all about flexibility, with plenty of room for detours and unexpected discoveries. Your guide will tailor the routes and stops to match your riding skills and travel vibe, making sure every mile feels just right. Don’t hesitate to speak up and customize your ride daily. We’re here to bring you the ultimate motorcycle adventure in Vietnam.