Ha Giang
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh City
Ha Long
Sapa
Mekong Delta
Da Nang
Hue
Hoi An
Ninh Binh
Da Lat
Nha Trang
Phan Thiet
Phu Quoc
Quang Binh
Quy Nhon
Vung Tau
Thai Nguyen
After nearly 7,000 km over around 3 Months, I have just about ‘Motorbiked Vietnam’! Calling at Hanoi, Bac Kan, Ban Gioc, Ban Ne, Ha Giang (+ Ha Giang Loop), Thong Nguyen, Sapa, Lai Chau, Dien Bien Phu, Mu Cang Chai, Tram Tau, Bac Yen, Mai Chau, Ninh Binh, Vinh, Phong Nha, Quang Tri, Khe Sanh, A Luoi, Hui, Hoi An, Son My, Tra Mai, Mang Den, Quy Nhon, Tuy Hoa, Nha Trang, Phan Rang, Dalat, Da Huoai, HCMC, Vinh Long, Can Tho, Soc Trang & back to HCMC. It’s been a fabulous journey, the people, the places, the food… If interested, you can view my video channel and the videos are organised into journey sectors as listed above (link in the comments for your reference) as it may be useful to anybody travelling any of these sector themselves by motorbike. Happy to answer any sensible questions 🙂
After nearly 7,000 km over around 3 Months, I have just about ‘Motorbiked Vietnam’!
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What an awesome trip 👏 👌
I have posted a ‘Trip Debrief’ on my YouTube Channel where I talk through my journey. Please take a look if interested. I cannot post a link here
I’d do this in a flash!
Anything interesting between nimb bin and hue
This is amazing trip. I would love to do the same. Still trying to trying to work on legal lcense to drive/ride motorcycle there and options.
That’s really impressive. Don’t forget to also join our next community for broader discussion about Vietnam: https://www.facebook.com/groups/vietnam.guides.and.tips
No problem riding with your home country license?
Cool! We bought a bike in HCMC, but went straight to Cambodia on it and drive around there for three months. Now in Laos, having sold it in Siem Reap, but heading back Inti northern Vietnam to buy another bike for three months of Northern Vietnam down to Da Nang. Will check out your videos!
Rode the same route in 2017 with an English friend I met in pai, Reggie. He was suffering from terminal cancer. This trip was one I will never forget. He had this sort of white energy that just went unbothered to everything that was difficult or negative. He said yes to everything, to life! I think Reggie really embodied what Vietnam was all about. Here I am in 2026 about to complete the same route again with my fiancé. We’re doing it for Reggie ❤️
https://youtube.com/@peterjjp?si=Pgh6u2h2YRpioggo