Run To The Sun
$2,370
Hanoi to Danang Motorcycle Tour
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Duration
8 Days 7 Nights
Total Km
1210
Languages
English, Thai
Tour Start from
Hanoi
Hanoi – Pu Luong – Tan Ky – Phong Nha – Khe Sanh – Hue – Danang
Ride through pristine jungle past remnants of the Vietnam War down the Vietnamese section of the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Visit UNESCO World Heritage Site Phong Nha national park, ride the Hai Van Pass (made famous by the BBC’s Top Gear), visit Vietnam’s ancient capital Hue and end your adventure in the beach city of Danang.
Flights and visas excluded:
Fly In Fly Out Vietnam Tour
Fly in Hanoi HAN
Fly out Danang DAD
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Included/Excluded
- Motorcycle
- Gas
- Breakfast (Not on the starting day)
- Lunch (Excluded on Rest day)
- Dinner (Excluded on Rest day & Last day)
- Teas, Coffee soft drinks served with meal only
- Carefully selected Hotel 3/4 Stars
- All Riding gear (Helmets Bluetooth, Gloves, Jackets, Pants)
- Third party liability insurance for motorcycles
- Tour Guide, TAT licensed
- Chase vehicle with spare Motorcycle
- 2 Free T-shirt (Big Bike Touring Co and Route 66 Bikers Cafe)
- Airport Services Pickup/Return for Groups 4 or more
- All entrance fees to Historic Sites and National Parks
- TAT insurance
- All services not mentioned as included
- Any Hotel Additional Services
- Motorcycle Health Insurance @ $3/day
- Alcohol
- Airfare
- Visa
Itinerary
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Day 1: Hanoi - Pu Luong
180 km
6 hours
Hoa Binh Dam; Hoa Binh back roads; Pu Luong Nature ReserveWe get out of Hanoi as quickly as possible so that we can spend time on the smaller roads enjoying the views and being out of the traffic. We can get off onto some of the smaller ATK roads for detours and wind our way over to the Pu Luong Valley before ending up at our secluded homestay.
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Day 2: Pu Luong - Tan Ky
220 km
8 hours
hotel
quieter back roads heading southThis is a long run southwards to where the Ho Chi Minh Trail starts at Km 0 in Tan Ky. We stay on the quieter roads but it is still quite busy with traffic dropping off the further South we get. We can make good time on this road and we start to get into the hills later in the day.
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Day 3: Tan Ky - Phong Nha
275 km
8 hours
resort
mountain views; Phong Nha Nature ReserveWe now get into the quieter regions of Vietnam and begin to skirt the border with Laos. You will see a mixture of people here, due to the proximity of the border. Also, we get into the hill country and the views start to improve as we enter the thick jungle and have to take some very windy roads up and over the mountains.
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Day 4: Exploration Day
resort
various caves, lakes and back roads; chilling in Phong NhaThere is plenty to see and do in Phong Nha. Take your pick from ziplining, caving, mud bathing or hanging in the homestay by the pool. If you want, you can take a ride around the area or even head to the coast for a dip in the ocean. Today is your day and the world is your oyster.
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Day 5: Phong Nha - Khe Sanh
250 km
8 hours
hotel
Ho Chi Minh TrailIt’s back onto the HCM Trail today to head down to Khe Sanh. We drive on some pretty isolated road through the jungle but, luckily enough, it is pretty hard to take the wrong road. Here you can move at your own pace and we’ll meet up just on the outskirts of town. There should be plenty of time to visit the war memorial and airbase.
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Day 6: Khe Sanh - Hue
175 km
6 hours
hotel
Ho Chi Minh TrailAnother magnificent day of driving through the thick jungle as we continue on the HCM Trail southwards before heading to the coast and the Imperial Citadel in Hue. It is here that we can choose to stay in A Luoi and then continue through the jungle to get to Danang, but this means missing out on the famous Hai Van Pass. It’s a tough call.
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Day 7: Exploration Day
hotel
beaches, tombs and historical sites in the Ancient Capital, Hue; Tiger ArenaThere is plenty to see and do in Hue, not least the many citadels and tombs of the ancient kings. You can also head out to the beach or take a boat ride on the perfume river up to Thien Mu Pagoda, which was made famous by Thich Nhat Hanh.
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Day 8: Hue - Danang
110 km
5 hours
Hai Van Pass; Lang Co Beach; DanangHere we go over the famous Hai Van (Sea Cloud) Pass and enjoy some spectacular views out over the East Sea and see some of both the new and old military installations. This is still a very important strategic point for the Vietnamese military so it pays to b careful about where you do and don’t go.
Tour location
FAQ
Our motorcycles are fully covered by third party insurance, however we strongly recommend that you have your own health insurance in place before you arrive in Thailand. Make sure it covers you for Motorbike riding activities.
Yes, you must have obtained your own country’s International driving license before your tour begins.
You do not have to share, every rider has their own private room.
Yes, of course, obviously there will be additional fees.
Our following support/recovery truck carries a spare bike so you will be swiftly back on the road.
When touring it is always best to travel as light as possible, we have 40 litre waterproof bags which stay on our support truck on extensive tours. All bikes have side panniers for additional storage.
If you’re flying from overseas, we suggest you arrive a few days before the tour to help you shake off any ill effects of jet lag.
They serve breakfast at the hotel and this normally comprises several options. Lunch is a light roadside lunch, for dinner options we always endeavor to find a restaurant that offers both Thai and International cuisine.
Yes, this is mandatory on our tours, for safety and time keeping. We operate a lead and last policy, each rider will take turns to be the ‘sweeper’ bike at the rear of the pack and notify the lead guide bike of any problems/issues.
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