2-Day Motorcyle Tour from Dalat to Mui Ne
tp. Đà Lạt, Vietnam
Trip Type: Motorcycle Tours
Duration: 2 days
Travel on the back of the motorbike to see everyday life in Vietnam, enjoy the local foods and see where much of it comes from by checking out farms growing vegetables and fruits. Stop by to see how silk products are made as well.
- Travelers will not be riding their own motorcycle on this tour, they will be riding along with their guide
- This tour does not return to Dalat. Please be sure to prepare accommodations in Mui Ne
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Travel on the back of the motorbike to see everyday life in Vietnam, enjoy the local foods and see where much of it comes from by checking out farms growing vegetables and fruits. Stop by to see how silk products are made as well.
Day 1: Dalat – Di Linh (8:30 – 16:30)
What to see: Riding along a country side road again with a visit of Datanla waterfall, a chance of ride on a roller coaster, the combination between mountain, paradise lake and the Truc Lam meditation center to make the area to be the most beautiful view of all Vietnam… another ride through an agricultural farm to see people farming with vegetable farm and strawberry farm; the visit of Silk village (visit all the process of making silk in the village such as mulberry plantation for silkworm, bamboo basket making, silkworm keeping and silk factory) and the Elephant falls.. A visit of K’ho Chil minority village and a chat vs the village leader to understand more about their histories, cultures
Where to stay: 2* Julliet resort
Day 2: Di Linh – Mui Ne (8:30 – 16:30)
What to see: A soft ride 24 km lead you through lead you through a mountainous are full of roadside plantations of black pepper garden, rubber tree and green coffee, then you will travel off main highway 50 km east along Highway 55 to Da Mi Hydro Electric Station. This is an off-the-main-highway road with spectacular views of mountainous areas, small farms, rivers, a panoramic view of one of the largest lakes in the region, small towns, and friendly people. Then we will travel along a very old but beautiful country road with many minority village and many opportunities for taking photos. You will enjoy the fresh dragonfruit at a dragonfruit plantation. Arrive at the very beautiful coast of Mui Ne Beach in the afternoon just relaxing and swimming.
- Travelers will not be riding their own motorcycle on this tour, they will be riding along with their guide
- This tour does not return to Dalat. Please be sure to prepare accommodations in Mui Ne
What to see: Riding along a country side road again with a visit of Datanla waterfall, a chance of ride on a roller coaster, the combination between mountain, paradise lake and the Truc Lam meditation center to make the area to be the most beautiful view of all Vietnam… another ride through an agricultural farm to see people farming with vegetable farm and strawberry farm; the visit of Silk village (visit all the process of making silk in the village such as mulberry plantation for silkworm, bamboo basket making, silkworm keeping and silk factory) and the Elephant falls.. A visit of K’ho Chil minority village and a chat vs the village leader to understand more about their histories, cultures
Where to stay: 2* Julliet resort
Day 2: Di Linh – Mui Ne (8:30 – 16:30)
What to see: A soft ride 24 km lead you through lead you through a mountainous are full of roadside plantations of black pepper garden, rubber tree and green coffee, then you will travel off main highway 50 km east along Highway 55 to Da Mi Hydro Electric Station. This is an off-the-main-highway road with spectacular views of mountainous areas, small farms, rivers, a panoramic view of one of the largest lakes in the region, small towns, and friendly people. Then we will travel along a very old but beautiful country road with many minority village and many opportunities for taking photos. You will enjoy the fresh dragonfruit at a dragonfruit plantation. Arrive at the very beautiful coast of Mui Ne Beach in the afternoon just relaxing and swimming.
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