Itinerary
- Day 1
Hue
Your guide meets you for a short transfer to Hue Citadel, where you'll start exploring the imperial grounds. From there, you cycle along the Perfume River toward Thien Mu Pagoda, taking in the riverscape as you go. The route continues to Tu Duc tomb and through the Incense Village, giving you a sense of how locals work with traditional materials. Next comes Khai Dinh Tomb with its modernist design, quite different from the other royal tombs you'll see. Vong Canh Hill offers a viewpoint before you ride to Thuan An Beach for a coffee break and swim if you feel like it. Back at your hotel by evening, you're free to wander around Hue and find dinner on your own.
- Start point
- Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế, Vietnam (City center, 07:30)
- Meals
- Lunch, Dinner
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Park View Hue)
Included Activities
- Hue Citadel visit
- Cycling along Perfume River to Thien Mu Pagoda
- Nguyễn Dynasty Tombs at Tu Duc visit
- Incense Village visit
- Khai Dinh Tomb visit
- Vong Canh Hill stop
- Thuan An Beach cycling and swimming
Landmarks Hue Citadel Thien Mu Pagoda Tu Duc Tomb Khai Dinh Tomb Vong Canh Hill Thuan An Beach 
- Day 2
Thuan An to Hoi An
This day starts early from Thuan An Beach as you cycle coastal roads through coconut palm-lined lanes, heading toward Phuoc Tuong Pass. You'll check out ancestral tombs scattered across sand dunes along the way, then stop for lunch at Lang Co Beach. After eating, the riding gets more serious: a 12 km climb with rolling hills to reach Hai Van Pass at its peak. That's where the payoff comes, because from there it's a 12 km downhill run into Danang. A transfer takes you from Danang to Hoi An for the night, so you can rest up after that significant effort.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch at Lang Co Beach), Dinner
- Accommodation
- Resort (Vinh Hung Rivesider resort )
Included Activities
- Cycling from Thuan An to Phuoc Tuong Pass
- Ancestral tombs exploration
- Hai Van Pass cycling challenge
- Hoi An entrance access
Landmarks Thuan An Beach Phuoc Tuong Pass Lang Co Beach Hai Van Pass - Day 3
Hoi An
Starting in the morning, you walk through Hoi An's old port town with someone who knows the history, wandering narrow lanes lined with centuries-old buildings that show Chinese, Japanese, French, and European influences from centuries of trade. You'll see the 400-year-old Japanese Covered Bridge up close, visit Phuc Kien Assembly Halls, and check out the local fish market. Art galleries and tailor shops line the streets too, so there's time to browse if something catches your eye. Later, you cycle out to Tra Que Village where you join farmers doing traditional gardening work in the fields. By evening, a boat tour on the Thu Bon River lets you watch local fishing boats at sunset from the water.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Accommodation
- Resort (Vinh Hung Riverside)
Included Activities
- Ancient Hoi An walking tour
- Japanese Covered Bridge visit
- Phuc Kien Assembly Halls visit
- Local fish market visit
- Cycling to Tra Que Village
- Farming activities in Tra Que Village
- Hoi An boat tour on Thu Bon River
Optional Activities
- Get made-to-order clothes from local tailor shops
Landmarks Ancient Hoi An Japanese Covered Bridge Phuc Kien Assembly Halls Tra Que Village Thu Bon River - Day 4
Hoi An
You cycle roughly 25 km (15.5 miles) from your resort through quiet country paths and backroads, seeing how daily life actually happens in the Hoi An countryside. My Son Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is your main stop, with temples and towers surrounded by thick jungle that really sets the mood. Returning to the resort, you'll have your final night there, and a farewell dinner wraps up this part of your trip.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Farewell dinner)
- Accommodation
- Resort (Vinh Hung Riverside)
Included Activities
- Cycling through Hoi An countryside
- My Son Ruins visit
Landmarks My Son Ruins - Day 5
Hoi An
Today is yours to structure however you like in Hoi An. Browse the boutique shops at a relaxed pace, or if you want something more structured, half-day options include visiting Thanh Ha Pottery Village to see traditional pottery work, or the silk-making village where artisans do their craft. You can also spend time walking around the old town with a camera, capturing images of old houses, temples, and pagodas. It's a good chance to soak in the town's character without a set schedule.
- End point
- Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế, Vietnam (City center, 17:00)
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast at the resort)
Optional Activities
- Visit to Thanh Ha Pottery Village
- Traditional silk-making village visit
- Old town exploration and photography
Landmarks Thanh Ha Pottery Village
