Bike & Mountain Bike Tours in Ho Chi Minh City

Visit the Cu Chi Tunnels in a more interesting way than a typical bus tour with this boating and biking experience. You'll take a speedboat along the Saigon River followed by a bike ride along quiet roads for the chance to see a piece of rural Vietnam. Pass by a rubber plantation, rice paper factory, and a market, and take a walking tour of the tunnels to learn about their wartime history. Lunch included.

Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and discover Vietnam's wartime history on this half-day cycling tour to the Cu Chi Tunnels. Pick up a bicycle in Tan Phu Trung village, not far from Ho Chi Minh City, and cycle through the countryside, past rubber plantations and artisan's villages. Later, explore authentic Viet Cong tunnels and see a local perspective on the Vietnam War.

Explore Ho Chi Minh City on a full-day bike tour that introduces you to the city's culture, history, and local lifestyle. With a guide, you'll see sights like Ba Thien Hau Temple and Reunification Palace and enjoy a Vietnamese lunch.

Get a firsthand look at Vietnamese history on this 5-hour guided bike excursion to the Cu Chi Tunnels. Cycle past rice fields and rubber plantations and pass through a local village that shows evidence of the Vietnam War. You'll visit a workshop to learn how rice paper is made before venturing into the underground network of tunnels dug by the Viet Cong. Here, you'll hear about the resiliency of the Cu Chi people. Depart in the morning or afternoon, with hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Visit Vietnam's Can Gio Biosphere Reserve on a full-day bike tour from Ho Chi Minh City. With a guide, you'll learn about the ecology and natural environment of the region while looking for wildlife like otters and crocodiles. Explore mangroves on a canoe ride, and bike to Monkey Island.

Ride a bike through Ho Chi Minh City on a full-day bike tour that explores the city's vibrant neighborhoods and local landmarks. You'll pause to check out historic sites such as the War Remnants Museum and Reunification Palace, with breaks to sample Vietnamese coffee, pho, and local beer. Exploring Ho Chi Minh City by bike is a great way to soak up the unique atmosphere, from bustling Chinatown to the Old French Quarter and the banks of the Saigon River.