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What other guests say

182 reviews

Vuong’s motorbike tour to My Son temples is a highlight of our stay in Hoi An. I did it 10 years ago and was pleasantly surprised to find he’s still doing it. It was so much fun to get to connect with him again. I highly recommend this experience while your visiting Hoi An.

Lauren

Booked: My Son Sanctuary Sunrise + Motorcycle Adventure

Had a great time with the dragon team. I have had motorcycle accidents in the past but the driver ( Luis) was really careful and skilled and I felt really at ease. The landscapes are really gorgeous, it looks like a period drama /studio ghibli film. The Homestays we stayed at were nice, the food was good, and the hot bath really lovely. Some of the stops felt a bit lengthy /targeted for a younger public (think loud music and groups of 20 something years old), but that was only a few, otherwise they were in very pretty spots and it allows drivers to rest regularly. I normally drive a scooter to work and am quite safety - minded so I wished they had more sizes for the helmets as mine was way to big to offer protection. I did mention it at the end, apparently it's really hard to find more sizes in Vietnam, so I suspect it would be the case with all companies ( we certainly didn't see other tourists with better helmets around). I would recommend that you bring your own kevlar clothes and gloves, as the gloves available dont cover your fingertips, and they only provide rain jackets but no specific motorcycle wear. Altogether really loved my tour with dragon, if you feel a little adventurous, go for it!

Eleonor

Booked: 3D2N Ha Giang Loop | Special Hidden Routes!

My guide Vuong was really friendly and fairly fluently in English, answering most of my queries about life in Central Vietnam and the sights through the tour. As a skilled rider on the motorcycle, Vuong drove us through bumpy, muddy trails, and even narrow paths rather safely. I would recommend this experience to anyone interested.

Fabian

Booked: My Son Sanctuary Sunrise + Motorcycle Adventure

It was absolutely fantastic. I arrived early at the homestay in ha Giang and was offered to stay overnight which was perfect. In the morning Long , told me that I was the only one who booked the tour (i was there very spontaneously and I think at the beginning of the off season - so he put me in a group with a friend of his. The itinerary stayed the same but he told me the homesatys could be different. In the end I was with a couple so we were 3 people and 6 people in total. The easy drivers were so nice and funny and the people from the other group were fantastic. Heads up: it gets bumpy , you s it a lot on a bike so you might get a little sore and your butts gonna hurt a little , might take a cushion or something with you if possible ;) The tour was really really really nice! Stunning views, we went past some Of the crowded pit stops and took a coffee or water at less crowded places , we swam in a river and a cave , we drove on a little path that’s for sure not on google maps (as advertised) and through beautiful villages and it felt like the tour really was off the beaten path! The first homestay was breathtaking , really nice and the food overall was good as well. The second homestay was not really nice , due to overbooking by some other companies there were no rooms left for us so we had to stay somewhere else. Tbh not really nice , but I think that’s not their fault. Was fine for the night. The experiences made up for it. Like for real, the scenery and landscapes are unreal , and everything else went smoothly! So I highly recommend it! After the tour I was coming back to dragon home (the local organizer - his names Long) Was offered a shower and he helped me book me a bus back to Hanoi (not included in the 3D2N package) including a transfer to the bus station. Overall , I had three awesome days , unbelievable views and landscapes and I can highly recommend the tour and experiencing this part of Vietnam like this - everybody should do this at least one time in their life.

Niki

Booked: 3D2N Ha Giang Loop | Special Hidden Routes!

What an adventure with the Dragon team! They made sure we were all safe, but more than that, they really looked after us. Vanh, our amazing leader and driver, was so welcoming! He shared so much about the area, it felt like we were exploring with a friend. And I loved that it was a peaceful trip – no crazy party scene, just good company and beautiful scenery

Elysia

Booked: 3D2N Ha Giang Loop | Special Hidden Routes!

One of the best experiences I’ve had in a long time. It’s liberating, this tour. I booked the tour + round trip bus. Travelled solo, realise I got the tour dates wrong when I was already at the bus station ready to depart from Hanoi to Hagiang, got help from the Dragon team, everything via text. Long (bossman) of the team was responsive and immediately changed my bus date earlier, he also shifted my tour dates earlier to accommodate to my mistake. Grateful! Also for over thinkers like myself, here are a few things I wish someone told me before going on the tour. I did this in the last week of March: 1. Unlike what you watch on YouTube, this tour is a small tour. I’ve asked the team and they mentioned that the fleet size usually doesn’t go beyond 6. The tour I was on was 6, it’s a comfortable amount. 2. Homestay was good by their standards, I’ve got no complaints. Basic necessities were provided. I bunked with a fellow traveller. Just two of us, and an ensuite toilet. 3. Food was great, you’d be sharing about 8-9 dishes tgt with your group (excluding drivers). Drinks are provided only for lunch. 4. Bring cash along with you! For coffee during the pitstops they make. And beer in the evening. A coffee would cost about 30-40k viet dong, and 20-35k for beer. 5. The day typically starts at 9am after breakfast, and ends at 4pm. We explored the city, and I really recommend this. The locals are very friendly and you see them just living their lives. 6. Our motorbike riders were constantly looking out for us, making sure we’re okay and comfortable. Can get goofy and that’s how we all have fun! They are also safe drivers so don’t worry. It’ll be a good time. 7. Be ready to get a little sore after sitting on the bike. The trick is to relax and not tense up. Honestly, you don’t always have to hold on to something, it’s pretty stable for most parts! Just book this trip already. It’s a cheaper alternative to i.e. NZ/Aussie/US road trips. Besides you’re on a motorbike, there’s nothing between you and nature.

cel f

Booked: 3D2N Ha Giang Loop | Special Hidden Routes!

Other Outdoor Adventures in Vietnam FAQs

What are some popular outdoor adventures in Vietnam?

Popular outdoor adventures in Vietnam include trekking in Sapa, kayaking in Halong Bay, motorbiking in Ha Giang Loop, and hiking in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.

Is it safe to go on outdoor adventures in Vietnam?

Yes, it is generally safe to go on outdoor adventures in Vietnam. However, it is important to take necessary precautions and follow the guidance of experienced guides to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

What is the best time of year to visit Vietnam for outdoor adventures?

The best time to visit Vietnam for outdoor adventures is during the dry season, which typically runs from November to April. This period offers pleasant weather conditions for activities such as trekking, kayaking, and biking.

Are there any water-based outdoor adventures in Vietnam?

Yes, Vietnam offers a variety of water-based outdoor adventures such as kayaking in Halong Bay, paddleboarding in Nha Trang, and white-water rafting in Da Lat.

What should I pack for outdoor adventures in Vietnam?

It is recommended to pack light and breathable clothing, comfortable hiking shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle, and a small first aid kit when embarking on outdoor adventures in Vietnam.

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