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Excursion
Leisure cycling holidays, communicate with locals, face to face, explore new destinations, meet new people, and experience new cultures
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Mountain Biking
Challenge spectacular mountain passes, downhill ride lush valleys, meet hill tribes on hillsides, and explore the rich cultures of Ethnic groups.
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Touring
Make a tour, long distance, discover natural beauty, cycle through the rustic countryside, and experience daily local lives from the plain to mounts
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Semi Bike Tours
Focus on cultural history, highlight sites, taste regional cuisines, stay in luxury hotels, and take a leisurely ride on scenic back roads with fewer smiles





Amazing 4 day Mekong Delta Tour
We had the most wonderful experience with this company! We only cycled for three days and really felt that we got to see the true rural Vietnam. I would recommend this to anyone wanting to get away from the tourist hotspots and see the real country in a safe manner (as your guide is always to hand). Our tour was brilliantly organised and led. Our guide, Dat, made the trip even more special. He was very good at listening to our concerns and even factored in very last minute itinerary changes. He also plied us with fruit and local drinks at every opportunity. Water is also very plentiful. We only had to pay for our drinks at dinner and lunch, all other food, drink and transport was included.
It was brilliant to cycle through very remote villages where all the locals would come out and wave as you pass. The tiny bridges linking the islands are beautiful and occur fairly regularly. However, some can have a few holes in them but don't be undeterred, the local Vietnamese use them all the time.
We caught the minivan for small sections so that we didn't have to cycle on too main roads (quite a health hazard in Vietnam). This was far more pleasurable than expected as you still get to see the sights and fit in lots of cycling. The only negative would be that I felt we were misinformed about the boat trip from Chau Doc to Phnom Penh in the last day. This was a slightly cramped public boat that takes five hours including long stops at the border (most passengers didn't get visas in advance).
Top tips:
- see if you can get Dat as your tour guide
- personalize it: don't be afraid to ask for a shorter/ longer day or for the itinerary to be changed
- be prepared with mosquito spray
- bring clothes that you don't mind getting torn or stained
- try as much of the local cuisine and fruit as possible