Cycle from Dalat to Nha Trang through the Bidoup-Nui Ba National Park. Enjoy a picnic lunch by the river and a thrilling 28-kilometer downhill ride.

 

Itinerary

  • Pickup location:

    Dalat

  • Car

    (1 hour)

    Khanh Hoa

    Bike tour (5 hours)

    Optional

  • Finish at:

    17 Trần Phú, Vạn Thạnh, Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa 650000, Việt Nam

Highlights

  • Feel the rush of adrenaline as you cycle down a 28-kilometer pass
  • Enjoy a picnic-style lunch by the river after a thrilling downhill ride
  • Cycle through the Bidoup-Nui Ba National Park and admire the views
  • Ride through pine forests, rolling hills, and picturesque countryside
  • Benefit from a support vehicle to transport luggage and provisions

Full description

Begin your adventure with a convenient pickup from your hotel in Dalat. Travel 45 kilometers northeast to the newest national park in Vietnam, Bidoup – Nui Ba.

Start your ride in the pine forest, rolling through hills with stunning views of farms, countryside, and Nui Ba Mountain. Tackle a final 3-kilometer climb to the top of the pass before enjoying a thrilling 28-kilometer downhill ride, the longest continuous downhill section offered.

After reaching the bottom of the pass, enjoy a picnic-style lunch by the river. Faster riders may have lunch at the top of the pass before the downhill.

After lunch, take a pleasant one-hour transfer into Nha Trang, passing small farms and rolling hills. The average riding distance is 70 kilometers, with the option to ride more or less. A support vehicle is available for tired riders and to transport luggage and provisions.

Includes

  • Support vehicle to carry your luggage
  • Pick up and drop off at your hotel
  • English speaking guide,
  • Bikes, helmets, gloves,
  • Lunch + water
  • Entrance fees,
  • All necessary forest and tourist permits,
  • First aid kit
  • Personal major medical including evacuation insurance coverage is recommended.
  • Beverage at any meal
  • Tips for our guides are always appreciated.

Not suitable for

  • People who can’t ride a bike

Important information

What to bring

  • Sunglasses
  • Hat
  • Sunscreen
  • Water
  • Comfortable clothes

Know before you go

  • The ride involves a 3-kilometer climb and a 28-kilometer downhill section.
  • Support vehicle available for tired riders.

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