Sit on the back of 'Easy Rider' is best suited for an experienced motorbike. While we don't take inexperienced or ¦rst-time sit on the back of riders to enjoy this truly unique country. The speeds are generally low, and the Guide (Easy Rider) are good riders. We are always alert and watch for dogs, chickens, buffalo, children, and many
other hazards that can (and will) suddenly appear. At  Easy Rider Hoi An, we avoid national highways as much as possible and focus on taking you to the real Vietnam, away from the busy city traffic. We venture into remote areas with little to no traffic, providing stunning mountain roads, small remote villages, and incredible countryside, much better than the busy city traffic

Actual motorcycle time is around 5-8 hours in the saddle and plenty of stops to check things out. We drive average distances of about 150 to 200 kilometers daily, depending on the terrain. The speeds on these beautiful country roads are low (you will rarely exceed 80 km/h), which is better for taking in the exquisite scenery and enjoying the constantly
curvy roads. So please relax and enjoy the ride; it's not a race!

We welcome pillion passengers, and many couples choose to ride with us. Our bikes offer plenty of room and good comfort for riders and pillions. Pillions who are touring with their partner on the same bike will receive a 30% discount. Sorry, our tours are not suitable for beginner riders. However, we have limited seats for non-riders to jump onboard with one of our rider guides or in our support minivan.

It's your adventure, and we want to take you there. There are many daily stops to grab a coffee, take a break, and enjoy the views. You'll have plenty of time to grab some excellent pictures, meet the locals, and check out the sights.

 When you travel in Vietnam, you carry two backpacks usually. In that case, The large backpack contains items that won't be used during the ride, while the small bag can hold important things like your phone, money, sunscreen, etc. At the start of each day, we will cover the large backpack with a plastic bag in case it rains and tie it securely to the back of the vehicle. We'll keep it safe on our motorbikes during the day and take it out when we ¦nish the ride each day. As for the small backpack, we'll place it on the front of the gas tank. So you could grab your items from it quickly.

The local currency is the Vietnamese Dong. You could exchange your money in Vietnam, where you generally get better rates than trying to convert back home. The tour includes various expenses. You will only require small amounts of cash for dinner/beer/snacks each day, plus
souvenir/shopping money if you wish. There are many ATMs, and nearly all cards work ¦ne, but it is an excellent idea to let your bank know that you are traveling to Asia, or they may stop your card due to fraud protection services—ATMs in all the larger towns/cities, etc.

To secure your booking for the tour, we require a 30% deposit per person in advance. We will provide you with our bank account details for a direct deposit via transfer. Additionally, you can pay online using a credit card, but please note that this option has a 3% bank service fee.
Once you con¦rm your booking, we will send you a secure payment link to complete the deposit. The entire payment should be made at least thirty (15) days before the departure date. We regret to cancel  your reservation if we do not receive the full payment by the time of the
request. In particular, the deposit is non-refundable under any
circumstances.
When paying for the tour, you have options: you can pay in cash (
Vietnamese Dong or USD), by credit card (with an additional 3,5% fee
applied), bank transfer (3,% fee ). We want to make the deposit and
payment process as convenient as possible for you. Thank you so
much.