Hoi An - Nha Trang Adventure 6 Days

Day One

Hoi An – My Son Sanctuary – Kham Duc Approx. 150 Km

Leave Hoi An in the morning and ride through peaceful countryside, passing rice fields, small villages and quiet rural roads on the way to My Son Sanctuary. Surrounded by forested mountains, this UNESCO World Heritage Site was once an important religious and cultural centre of the ancient Champa Kingdom.
After exploring the temple complex, continue west as the scenery gradually changes from lowland farmland to forested hills. The roads become increasingly winding and rewarding as we approach the foothills of the Truong Son Mountains.
Arrive in Kham Duc, a small mountain town along the historic Ho Chi Minh Road, where we stay overnight.

Day Two

Kham Duc – Kon Tum Approx. 180 km

Today’s ride follows a beautiful section of the Ho Chi Minh Road through the remote mountain landscapes of Central Vietnam. The route passes dense forests, river valleys and small ethnic minority communities rarely visited by international travellers.
Continue towards Ngoc Hoi, close to Vietnam’s border region with Laos and Cambodia, before turning south towards Kon Tum. The quiet roads, sweeping bends and dramatic mountain views make this one of the most enjoyable riding days of the journey.
Arrive in Kon Tum in the afternoon and explore the relaxed highland town, known for its distinctive wooden church, traditional communal houses and diverse local cultures.

Day Three

Kon Tum – Buon Ma Thuot Approx. 250 km

Leave Kon Tum for the longest riding day of the tour, travelling south through the heart of Vietnam’s Central Highlands. The route passes rolling hills, rubber plantations, coffee farms and small towns where daily life remains closely connected to the land.
Enjoy the changing highland scenery as we ride through Gia Lai and Dak Lak provinces. Although today covers a greater distance, the open roads and wide landscapes provide an excellent opportunity to settle into the rhythm of the journey.
Arrive in Buon Ma Thuot, widely regarded as Vietnam’s coffee capital, in the late afternoon.

Day Four

Buon Ma Thuot – Lak Lake Approx. 120 km

After breakfast, leave Buon Ma Thuot and ride through the surrounding countryside towards Road No.27 then continue along smaller countryside roads through farms, plantations and villages before reaching Lak Lake, one of the largest natural freshwater lakes in the Central Highlands.
The shorter riding distance allows time to relax beside the lake and discover the peaceful surroundings, traditional villages and local culture of the M’nong people.

Day Five

Lak Lake – Da Lat Approx. 160 km

Depart Lak Lake and begin the ride towards Da Lat through one of the most scenic highland sections of the tour. The route winds through forested hills, agricultural valleys and remote mountain communities.
As we climb higher, the tropical landscape gradually gives way to pine forests, vegetable farms and the cooler mountain climate for which Da Lat is famous. Along the way, enjoy sweeping views and plenty of opportunities to stop for photographs.
Arrive in Da Lat in the afternoon, with time to explore this charming highland city or relax after the day’s ride.

Day Six

Da Lat – Nha Trang Approx. 140 km

The final day delivers a spectacular transition from the Central Highlands to Vietnam’s coast. Leaving Da Lat, the road climbs through pine-covered mountains before beginning a long and dramatic descent towards Nha Trang. Ride through winding mountain passes, misty forest and deep valleys, with the air becoming warmer as we approach the coast. This is a memorable final stage, combining technical curves with some of the best panoramic views of the journey. The tour concludes upon arrival in Nha Trang, where the mountains meet the sea and six days of riding across Central Vietnam come to an end.

Want to explore more of Nha Trang? Ask us about extending your stay or arranging a motorcycle rental at a special rate. We can’t wait to ride with you again on another epic adventure!
RIDE ON!
Your dedicated Flamingo Travel Team