Hai Van Pass motorbike tour: Coastal ride with guide

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Duration8h

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN · VI

PickupAt your hotel

The Hai Van Pass sits 500 meters above sea level, with mountain on one side and open sea on the other.

An 8-hour motorbike tour from Da Nang, Hoi An or Hue along the Hai Van Pass and coastal roads of central Vietnam, with a professional Easy Rider guide, hotel pickup and all entrance tickets included. You choose a round-trip loop or a one-way route to Hue, and can opt to ride your own bike or ride as a passenger. The tour stops at Marble Mountains, Lang Co Beach for lunch, a waterfall swim and a fishing village, with the route built around the pass itself—recognized as one of the world's most beautiful stretches of road.

Step-by-step itinerary

Easy Rider Motorbike Tour Highlights

Pick up from hotel in Da Nang, Hoi An, or Hue
Ride through Hai Van Pass scenic coastal road
Visit Hai Van Quan gate at pass top
Stop at Marble Mountains for exploration
Lunch break at Lang Co Beach
Swim at Suoi Mo Waterfall
Ride along coast near Lap An or Tam Giang Lagoon
Enjoy scenic coffee stop with panoramic views
Ride through peaceful countryside roads
Drop off at hotel in Da Nang, Hoi An, or Hue

The Experience

A 125–155cc motorbike and an English-speaking Easy Rider guide meet you at your hotel in Da Nang, Hoi An or Hue. You ride as a passenger on the back of the bike, or you can request to ride your own motorbike instead. The route climbs toward the Hai Van Pass, a national monument and the highest pass in Vietnam at 500 meters, where the road curves tight against the mountainside on one side and drops away to the sea on the other. The pass marks the end of the Truong Son Range as it reaches the coast, and the ride down from the top carries you through a series of switchbacks with views that open across both landscape and water at once.

Stops along the way include the Marble Mountains—a complex of five limestone peaks named after the elements of Eastern philosophy, with caves and temples built into the rock—and the Dragon Bridge in Da Nang's center. You swim at Suoi Mo Waterfall, a natural pool fed by mountain springs about 40 kilometers from Da Nang, and stop for lunch at Lang Co Beach, which sits where mountains, rivers, sea and lagoons meet. On the one-way routes, you ride through a traditional fishing village near Tam Giang Lagoon or return via the pass itself, depending on which direction you chose at booking. A coffee stop with panoramic views breaks up the ride, and the route passes through countryside and local villages where the pace of life stays separate from the tourist centers.

The tour includes all entrance tickets to the attractions, parking fees, fuel, an international safety-standard helmet and rain gear. Your luggage travels with you on the motorbike—up to a 100-liter backpack or suitcase—or you can arrange for it to travel separately by bus for a small fee. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, so the day starts and ends at your accommodation. The round-trip option loops back to your starting city; the one-way options end in Hue or Da Nang/Hoi An depending on which you select.

What’s included

Hotel pickup and drop-off at your accommodation.
a 125–155cc motorbike with fuel and an English-speaking Easy Rider guide.
international safety-standard helmet and rain gear.
all entrance tickets to Marble Mountains, Hai Van Pass and other attractions.
parking fees.
a swim at Suoi Mo Waterfall.
and lunch at Lang Co Beach with fresh seafood and sea views.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by Easy Rider Tour via Hai Van Pass from Hue - Da Nang - Hoi An

Is this one for you?Book the round-trip if you start and end in the same city and want the full Hai Van Pass experience without committing to a one-way journey. Choose a one-way route if you're traveling between Da Nang or Hoi An and Hue and want the motorbike ride to be your transport, not a separate tour—the route and timing work around the destination you're heading to, so the day doesn't feel tacked on to your itinerary.