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This is a massive tour for those who want to see it all. As the name suggests we take a huge loop over the north of Vietnam from East to West. We ride along the China border and through some of the most picturesque locations taking in the daily lives of the ethnic highlanders. We cover over 1,500km on tarmac, dirt, and single track and each day presents its own challenges. A lot of distance is covered each day so only those who are comfortable in the saddle need apply. We can also extend this further if we wish to visit the war sites of Dien Bien Phu.

This tour takes us on a huge loop of the eastern territories. We see the major sites in north Vietnam such as Bang Gioc Waterfall and the beautiful Ha Giang Provines. Due to it being such a huge loop we pass through several geographic and ethnic regions, which gives us a glimpse of the diverse conditions and cultures in the area. We get to stop and local markets and see some very significant historical sites such as Uncle Ho’s Cave (Pac Bo) and the H’Mong King’s Palace before heading up to the highest peak in Southeast Asia, Fansipan. The route can be tailored to those wishing to ride on tarmac or dirt so all levels of rider can be catered for.

This your takes you through the central North of Vietnam past some places and roads that are less visited by both local and international tourists. Then, we move on the north north, Ha Giang province, which is considered to be the most beautiful and interesting region of Vietnam for motorbike touring. We then loop back and stop off at the fabulous Ba Be Lake for a day chilling out on the lake. If you are interested in high mountains and beautiful views with a little R and R mixed in, this is the tour for you.

This tour takes us from the mountains to the beach. It is a great one for those who want to see a great range of what Vietnam has to offer. We start off in the famous Sa Pa and descend into the Red River Delta before heading up into the hills on the border with Laos following the Ho Chi Minh Trail. We see a lot of hill tribe people and several war remnant sites from the Vietnam War. For those that have the time and inclination, there is a great deal to see and experience on this tour.

This tour takes you to some of the most important sites of the French Indochina War and then on up to Sa Pa and Fansipan. You’ll visit several key passes and battle sites and get the chance to visit the Dien Bien War Museum. After that, you’ll head north to the hill station Sa Pa and have the chance to summit Fansipan the highest mountain in Vietnam.

The main aim of this tour is to skirt along Vietnam’s northern border with China and to visit the mountainous karst region. Along the way, you will see a large number of different ethnic tribal people at markets and also going about their daily life. You will venture high into the mountains where it can be quite cold and even snow. All in all, this is a great tour for anyone seeking to visit the less visited places in northern Vietnam.