Marco Polo- Vietnam Travel Holiday
Vacation Especially bicycle tours as mountain bike, road cycling in
Vietnam- Laos . Bicycle tours in Vietnam since 2002
Happy holidays to you. We had a great time in Vietnam
and still rave about it.
We look forward to the next trip through Laos and
Cambodia.
Take care
Fayez
Dec,2008
thoughtfully
I design all of own itineraries,
carefully and hard work for each new route. I constantly
review my tours to ensure that we offer the best of my
experience for cycle. My cycling tour is one of very few
cycle tour in Vietnam. If you search in the Internet you
will see my itineraries, store, photos appear on some other
Vietnamese websites.
I have been working with some oversea cycling tour in USA,
Australia, Europe... But I don’t agreement for Vietnamese
travel agent resell my itineraries and bike component,
cloth, accessories, bike part, bike hire... That mean they
stolen my photos and information. Imitate and steal ideal
are a part of life in Vietnam but please be careful with
this.
Thank
Joe
Contact us:
New Add
:
Room 107B, Building N14-49 nguyen khoai street-Hanoi -
Vietnam
Ages 10+
Our trips for children over 12 are fairly similar in structure to the main
activity is either biking or walking, and there is time together and time
just for adults and teens. Meals are often a bit shorter and events are
selected to appeal to teens. For example, we may include more non-biking/walking options, such as kayaking or
cooking class, yoga... school visiting .
These trips also have extra guides and vans for added support.
Ages 16+
Cycling
same active with adult.
Itinerary
suggestion
Day 1
Hanoi arrival
Greeting and pick - up at Noi
Bai airport. Transfer to hotel ,
free time as leisure .
Day 2
Hanoi visiting
Take a day tour visiting Hanoi
joining cooking class, learning
Vietnamese art . Dinner and
.
overnight in hotel.
Day 3
Hanoi - day trip cycling (+- 30km
).
Driving to BatTrang
pottery village have cycling
around village, meeting a
craftsman in workshop. He
will show you know how to
make pottery and then you can be make by
themselves. Continue cycling from BatTrang to Dong ho village cross beautiful rice field of
Red river delta. End of tour around noon time.
. Overnight in hotel
Day 4
HaNoi -
HaLong Bay
Drive to HaLong Bay. Board a refurbished wooden
sailing junk for a cruise through the limestone
cliffs and emerald waters of HaLong Bay. Drop anchor
for the night nearby a remote island. (Lunch,
Dinner). Overnight on boat.
Day 5
HaLong
Bay - Boat Cruise HaNoi
Spend a half-day cruising through new waters,
stopping to visit colorful grottoes and to swim at
deserted beaches. Disembark and transfer back to
HaNoi. (Breakfast, Lunch) Note: Boat check
in/out time is noontime. Night train to Hue
Day 6
Hue (
Cycling +- 30km) ( B,L,D )
Morning
transfer to Hotel and cycling for visiting royal
citadel king mausoleum.
Overnight
in Hue
Day 7
Hue
Cycling +- 25 km ( B,L,D )
Cycling through
Hue's scenic countryside to the majestic KhaiDinh
and TuDuc Royal tombs. A succession of Nguyen
Dynasty Emperor built there grand tomb on a wide
scale, scattered around the outlying hills of Hue
and these two are wonderful examples. Afternoon free
to explore the giant, bustling riverfront market and
other attraction of rest up for the next day's
journey.
Overnight in
Hue
Day 8
Hue to Danang
(Cycling +- 40 ) ( B,L,D )
We will depart
for the ThuanAn by bus shortly after breakfast. Our
route passes by rural villages and picturesque Lang
Co lagoon, an ascent of the pass with stunning views
of the coast and a thrilling 5-mile descent from the
top of the green rice fields around Da Nang.
Overnight in Hoian .
Day 9
HoiAn ( Cycling
+- 20 km) ( B,L,D )
Cycling to Hoi
An beach on the south China sea for a clam bake,
stop for visiting to Marble Mountain or Ngu Hanh
Son mountain and continue riding back to Hoian.
Overnight in Hoi An
Day10
Hoi An ( no
cycling day )
AM :
cooking class. PM relaxing on
beach of Hoi An( B ).
Overnight in Hoi An
Driving to LongAn,
start cycling through rice fields and dragon fruit orchards. We cross HamLuong ferry in BenTre town, and cycling to Mocay and pass local ferry. Short ride 5km to enter the town. A
wonderful day with picturesque ferry crossings over Mekong River
branches and islands. Overnight in TraVinh.
Day13
TraVinh - CanTho. (B,L,D) (+-25km)
Morning cycling around this town, then warm up by 8km to BaOm pond,
see old trees and Khmer pagoda nearby the pond. We take a ferry crossing and keep on 18km to BinhMinh, crossing ferry to Cantho for overnight. Overnight in
CanTho
Day14
CanTho - SaiGon (B,L,D) (+-20 km)
Morning take boat trip to Cai Rang floating market, then we have a
longer cruise on a quiet country road to take in the magnificent
scenery and get close to the locals as they go about their daily
routine. Late afternoon take ferry crossing on to RachGia
driving back to Saigon. Overnight
in SaiGon.
Day15
Saigon
departure.
Free time until
transfer to airport for departure flight. End of
service
Tour overview
Tour Cost
Group Size
4-6
7-10
Price /person
1,559 USD
1,290 USD
Note:
Prices are based per person, double occupancy, with a separate cost
for solo travelers. If you are traveling in a group but prefer
single accommodations, a single supplement fee applies. Triple
accommodations are not available in many of the destinations we
visit.
Children
age should be ages 12 up and pay the same with adult, children
less than 10 please contact us for details.
Best time to
go
All
time
WHAT'S
INCLUDED
English speaking local guide
Accommodations by 3 star
hotel.
Meals as noted: B= breakfast, L=lunch, D=dinner
Cold drink as water, coffee, tea,
energy drink by nutritional gel, juice for cycling tour.
Airport transfers
Sightseeing and activities as
noted in the itinerary
Ground transportation with
100% vehicle standby.
Additional guides where
necessary
Entrance fees and permits
Basic medical
WHAT NOT
International airfare; meals
not noted on itinerary; Vietnam visa; insurance other than basic
medical ; optional
tipping to leader, guides and local staff; excess baggage charges;
international airport taxes; cost of medical immunizations; items of
a personal nature (alcoholic beverages, laundry, etc.).