Discover the real Nha Trang on a full-day motorbike tour. Visit the Long Son Pagoda, explore the Xom Moi Market, and relax at BĂŁi DÆ°ÆĄng Beach. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Highlights

  • Feel the heartbeat of Nha Trang as you explore the city on a motorbike
  • Savor a breakfast of bĂșn cĂĄ, a traditional fish noodle soup
  • Visit the Long Son Pagoda and see the 24-meter seated white Buddha
  • Explore the Xom Moi Market and try exotic fruits and local snacks
  • Relax at BĂŁi DÆ°ÆĄng Beach and swim in the turquoise waters

Full description

Begin your journey with a visit to one of Nha Trang’s best-kept culinary secrets: a humble street-side noodle shop that’s been serving bĂșn cĂĄ (fish noodle soup) for generations. This breakfast dish is clean, fragrant, and full of subtle flavor – perfect fuel for the road ahead.

After that, make a gentle climb to the Long Son Pagoda, home to a 24-meter seated white Buddha overlooking the city. As bells ring softly in the background, you’ll feel the quiet pulse of Vietnamese Buddhism and snap stunning panoramic views of the rooftops below.

Next, dive straight into daily life at the Xom Moi Market – not a tourist trap, but a true wet market where locals haggle, joke, and gossip over piles of herbs, fish, and dragon fruit. Wander the alleys with your guide, try fruits you’ve never seen before, and maybe even bargain for a snack.

To cool down, head to a rooftop cafĂ© hidden in a backstreet – a local favorite where iced coconut coffee is sipped slowly and the sea shimmers in the distance. It’s a breath of calm, a little Nha Trang magic you’d never find on your own.

Refreshed, hit the coast for a ride northward to Vinh Tho Fishing Village, where small round boats bob in the tide and life moves at the rhythm of the sea. Walk the shore, chat with a fisherman, or simply soak in the salty breeze.

By now, you’ll be ready for lunch – and do it local style: a beachside seafood shack where you can grill your own catch or try recommended dishes. The setting? Plastic chairs in the sand, a cold drink in hand, waves just meters away. Heaven.

After lunch, it’s time for rest. Stop at BĂŁi DÆ°ÆĄng Beach, where facilities allow you to change and rinse off before a swim. Whether you dive into the turquoise water or lie under the shade of coconut trees, this is your time to relax, journal, or nap like the locals do.

In the afternoon, explore the striking Hon Chong Promontory, where ancient rocks meet the sea in myth and mystery. If you’re lucky, you might catch live đàn tranh (zither) music at the attached cafĂ© while enjoying one of the best iced coffees in town.

As golden hour nears, ride back toward the city and visit the elegant Nha Trang Cathedral, often called the “Stone Church.” Built in French Gothic style, this hilltop chapel offers beautiful stained glass, peaceful silence, and a perfect view of the sunset across the city.

Finally, the day ends the way it began: with food. You’ll have the choice between a light local dinner – like fragrant chicken rice – or a mini street food crawl if you’re still hungry for more.

And if your muscles ask for mercy after a full day on two wheels, enjoy an optional stop at Æ i Nha Trang Spa, where a 30-minute foot massage and cool herbal tea send you into blissful recovery.

Includes

  • Local English-speaking guide
  • Breakfast (fish noodle soup)
  • Lunch (seafood or vegetarian option)
  • Dinner (local dish or food crawl)
  • Rooftop cafĂ© drink
  • Bottled water
  • Entrance tickets (e.g. Hon Chong)
  • Beach shower/changing access
  • Helmet
  • Raincoat (if needed)
  • Optional: 30-minute foot massage (Premium Plan)
  • Motorbike rental (arranged upon request)
  • Personal travel insurance
  • Tips and additional purchases
  • GoPro or photo/video package (available as add-on)

Not suitable for

  • Children under 6 years
  • People with mobility impairments
  • People who can’t ride a bike

Important information

What to bring

  • Swimwear
  • Camera
  • Sunscreen
  • Comfortable clothes
  • Cash

Know before you go

  • The tour is designed for comfort and safety, suitable for those who can ride a motorbike or prefer to ride pillion.
  • The route does not leave the city but explores local spots.
  • The tour is not suitable for young children or those with mobility issues.

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