Southern Vietnam Dirtbike Tour 7 Days: Ben Tre to Phu Quoc via Mekong Delta

Leaving Saigon, riders move south into the Mekong countryside where small canals, palm gardens, and orchard trails replace the city noise. Light dirt sections, narrow village paths, and short ferry hops shape the ride toward Ben Tre. Coconut farms stretch across the river islands, giving riders a gentle offroad introduction with The IA. The day ends in a peaceful riverside town surrounded by tropical greenery.

Summary:
Accommodation: 3-4 stars hotel or best homestay in area
Distance: 90km
Meal: Lunch, Dinner

Departing Ben Tre, the route crosses multiple waterways using local ferries and narrow bridges. Dirt dikes and garden trails wind through rice fields and fruit farms, capturing the slow rhythm of the delta. As riders approach Can Tho, wide rivers and canal markets fill the landscape. The city offers lively waterfront views and the cultural heart of the Mekong.

b]Summary:
Accommodation: 3-4 stars hotel or best homestay in area
Distance: 85km
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Leaving Can Tho, riders follow soft-earth paths and countryside roads deeper into the southern wetlands. The terrain becomes more humid as the route heads toward Vietnam’s southern tip. Mangrove edges, waterways, and quiet delta villages define the approach to Ca Mau. The region feels calm and remote — a unique part of the The IA dirtbike journey.

b]Summary:
Accommodation: 3-4 stars hotel or best homestay in area
Distance: 140km
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Departing Ca Mau, riders transition from muddy wetland trails into drier farmland terrain. The route continues west toward the coastline, passing salt fields, fishing villages, and wide open plains. As riders enter Ha Tien, limestone hills and calm beaches appear, offering a scenic coastal change after days in the wetlands.

b]Summary:
Accommodation: 3-4 stars hotel or best homestay in area
Distance: 230km
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

A short ride leads to the ferry before crossing to Phu Quoc Island. The island’s dirt tracks run through red-earth forests, palm-lined coastal trails, and quiet inland pathways ideal for dirtbike exploration. Fishing ports, tropical beaches, and green hills create one of the most relaxed days of the tour. Riders settle into an island atmosphere perfect for a peaceful evening.

b]Summary:
Accommodation: 3-4 stars hotel or best homestay in area
Distance: 110km
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After returning to the mainland, riders head north along rural canal roads and rice-field dikes. The terrain is soft, shaded, and full of delta character. As the ride approaches Chau Doc, mountain silhouettes rise behind rivers filled with floating villages. The town’s calm border-region atmosphere offers a scenic ending after crossing both island and delta terrain.

b]Summary:
Accommodation: 3-4 stars hotel or best homestay in area
Distance: 150km
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Departing Chau Doc, riders follow countryside paths, farmland trails, and small bridges through the last stretch of the delta. The terrain becomes smoother as the route reaches the outskirts of Saigon. The final approach brings a gentle return to the city’s energy. The loop closes with the full experience of southern Vietnam — waterways, islands, wetlands, coast, and border landscapes — all completed on a seven-day dirtbike adventure with The IA.

b]Summary:
Accommodation: 3-4 stars hotel or best homestay in area
Distance: 240km
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch