Northwest Vietnam offers fantastic roads mixed with mountain passes and hill-tribe villages. Mai Chau, up the middle road to Sapa and over the highest pass in Indochina.
Tour Pricing — All Inclusive, Per Person
All prices are per person all inclusive, twin share and are in US Dollars$
A deposit of $300.00 per person is required to secure your booking, final payment in full must be made before tour departure.
Join us for an adventure of a lifetime, All prices are all-inclusive.
| Motorbike | 5D 5N | 6D 6N | 7D 7N |
|---|---|---|---|
| Honda XR 150cc | US$ 955 | US$ 1,130 | US$ 1,305 |
| Honda CRF 250cc | US$ 1,055 | US$ 1,250 | US$ 1,445 |
| Honda CRF 300cc | US$ 1,155 | US$ 1,370 | US$ 1,585 |
| Honda CB500X | US$ 1,155 | US$ 1,370 | US$ 1,585 |
| Yahama PG-1 | US$ 860 | US$ 1,020 | US$ 1,180 |
Prices are for group tours from 2 to 15 people, For a solo tour, add an additional extra 50% to the published tour cost.
Contact us for group discounts
Hanoi to Sapa Northwest Motorbike Tour Itinerary: 6 Days, 6 Nights
Day 1: Hanoi to Pu Luong Depart from Hanoi in the morning, riding through the lush Vietnamese countryside and small villages. Enjoy a scenic lunch at a local restaurant along the way. Arrive in Pu Luong by late afternoon, where you can explore the nature reserve, have dinner, and stay overnight at a local homestay or guesthouse.
Day 2: Pu Luong to Mai Chau Leave Pu Luong after breakfast, riding through picturesque landscapes and ethnic minority villages. Stop for lunch at a local eatery. Arrive in Mai Chau by late afternoon, explore the charming valley, enjoy a traditional dinner, and stay overnight at a Thai village homestay.
Day 3: Mai Chau to Phu Yen Depart from Mai Chau in the morning, traveling through stunning mountain scenery and terraced rice fields. Stop for lunch at a local restaurant en route. Arrive in Phu Yen by late afternoon, have dinner, and stay overnight at a guesthouse.
Day 4: Phu Yen to Mu Cang Chai Leave Phu Yen after breakfast, riding through beautiful rural landscapes and rugged terrain. Stop for lunch at a local eatery. Arrive in Mu Cang Chai by late afternoon, where you can admire the famous terraced rice fields, have dinner, and stay overnight at a guesthouse.
Day 5: Mu Cang Chai to Sin Ho Depart Mu Cang Chai in the morning, traveling through remote mountain paths and ethnic villages. Stop for lunch at a local eatery along the way. Arrive in Sin Ho by late afternoon, have dinner, and stay overnight at a guesthouse.
Day 6: Sin Ho to Sapa Leave Sin Ho after breakfast, riding through challenging off-road trails and breathtaking scenery. Stop for lunch at a local restaurant en route. Arrive in Sapa by late afternoon, explore the town, have dinner, and stay overnight at a hotel.
Day 7: Sapa Exploration and Overnight Train to Hanoi Spend the morning exploring Sapa, visiting local markets, ethnic minority villages, and scenic spots like Cat Cat Village. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, ride to Lao Cai, board the overnight soft sleeper train to Hanoi. Overnight on the train.
Day 8: Arrival in Hanoi Arrive in Hanoi early in the morning, concluding the tour.
Highlights
- Experience off-road trails through remote mountain regions.
- Explore the lush landscapes of Pu Luong Nature Reserve.
- Discover the serene beauty of Mai Chau Valley.
- Admire the famous terraced rice fields of Mu Cang Chai.
- Visit ethnic minority villages and experience local cultures.
- Ride through breathtaking mountain passes and rugged terrains.
- Enjoy the vibrant town of Sapa and visit Cat Cat Village.
- Travel back to Hanoi on an overnight soft sleeper train.
On tour, the accommodation is a mix of village Home-stay where we eat with our host, and sleep in houses on stilts, hotel with AC, WIFI and hot showers.
Meals on tours take the best of local cuisine and picnics in the hills, we take of coffee in the morning to afternoon refreshments and great local dinners.
Hanoi to Sapa Motorbike Tour What's Included
- Motorbike Honda CRF250L or Honda XR150
- English Speaking Guide
- All meals, water and soft drinks on tour
- Accommodation in Local home-stays and hotel – twin share
- Petrol, oil and mechanic on tour
- Riding gear: HJC open face helmets
- Rain Pants and rain poncho
- Spacious saddle bags & Waterproof bags to pack clothes in
- Western standard armored motorcycle jacket and riding pants
- Bungee cords and tie downs
- Permits, tolls and entrance fees
- Free map, souvenir T-shirt
- Personal expenses
- Beer and alcohol on tour
- Personal health insurance
- Damage to the motorbikes
Please visit our FAQ page to learn more about what to expect on tour, documents required to ride and what to bring on tour.
Contact us if you have any questions.
Please contact us with any special request or needs, we cater to clients with dietary restrictions. We cater to Vegetarians, Vegans, people with food allergies or religious restrictions please let us know.
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FAQ | Hanoi to Sapa Motorbike Tour Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a motorbike licence to ride in Vietnam?
Yes. You will need a valid motorbike licence from your home country. An International Driving Permit (IDP) is recommended. If you don’t have one, we can arrange a support vehicle or pillion option — just let us know when booking.
What is the best time of year to ride from Hanoi to Sapa?
September and October are the best months — the rice terraces in Mu Cang Chai are at their golden harvest peak and the roads are dry. March to May is also excellent. We run tours year-round but adjust routes during the wet season (June–August) to avoid the most challenging sections.
Do I need riding experience for this tour?
No. A mix of paved roads and optional off-road tracks means riders of all levels are welcome. Our guide tailors the daily riding to suit your ability and confidence. If you are a complete beginner, let us know and we’ll set you up on the Honda XR150.
What is included in the tour price?
Everything except personal expenses, beer and alcohol, and personal travel insurance. Your motorbike, English-speaking guide, support mechanic, all meals, accommodation, petrol, riding gear, rain gear, saddle bags, permits, and entrance fees are all covered.
How big are the tour groups?
Groups run from 2 to 15 riders. If you are travelling solo we can match you with an existing group departure, or arrange a private solo tour — see the pricing table for solo rates.
Can you cater for dietary requirements?
Yes. We cater for vegetarians, vegans, and riders with food allergies or religious dietary restrictions. Just let us know your requirements when you book and we’ll handle the rest.