3,444 kilometres of coastline. Excellent - and ever growing - road infrastructure. Stunningly diverse landscapes, from the flatlands of the Mekong Delta, via the rolling hills of the Central Highlands, to the epic mountains of the north. Vietnam really is a paradise for cyclists, and when you factor in the friendly locals, the potent local coffee that fuels many a bike ride, and delicious street food on every corner, you have the perfect destination for your next cycling holiday. Our clients often ask us which are our favourite routes - a difficult question in a country with so many amazing cycling journeys. But if we really had to narrow it down, here are our five absolute musts for any cyclist visiting Vietnam…

If you asked a hundred people to name their ideal cycling tour destination, we have to admit it’s unlikely that many of them would say ‘Vietnam’. The country may be known for its landscapes, its culture, its food, and its turbulent history, but as a cycling destination? Maybe not. But the country is one of the world’s fastest-growing cycling destinations, with increasing numbers of riders discovering its stunning scenery and spectacular biking routes. Still need convincing? Here are five reasons why Vietnam should be the destination for your next cycling tour…

We’re thrilled to announce a little something extra for your ride! Starting this season, we’re offering special gifts to make your cycling tour with us even more memorable. Whether you’re joining us for a quick two-day adventure or a week-long journey, we’ve got something special to make your trip even more enjoyable.

25 years ago, I was rarely off my mountain bike. Most days I’d ride to and from work through the London traffic, while at weekends you’d find me cycling along the Thames and around Richmond Park. I was addicted, and I was fitter than I’d ever been. Fast forward to 2024, and things have changed. 20 years in the rather less bike-friendly cities of Saigon and Bangkok, an active - once too active - social life, and the fact that I’m now in my mid-50s, have combined to leave me well short of peak physical fitness. So when the guys at Mr Biker invited me on a morning 50km Saigon cycling tour out to Long An and back, I hesitated - until they told me they’d just invested in a fleet of e-bikes, and wanted me to try one out.

Vietnam cycling tour specialist Mr Biker Saigon with a guide to riding one of the most spectacular biking routes in Southeast Asia - Vietnam's Hai Van Pass

Vietnam cycling tour specialist Mr Biker Saigon with a guide to cycling in the beautiful province of Ninh Binh - a paradise for both road & off-road cyclists

Experience the exhilaration of mountain biking in Vietnam with a series of thrilling races - you might meet the Mr Biker Saigon cycling team while you're there!

Vietnam cycling tour specialist Mr Biker Saigon shares testimonials and stories from cyclists who've already enjoyed riding with us. Why not join them?

Vietnam cycling tour specialist Mr Biker Saigon strives to make cycling tours as sustainable and regenerative as possible. Here's how.

Vietnam cycling tour specialist Mr Biker Saigon presents five of the best routes in Hanoi, including the Red River Delta, Perfume Pagoda, & stunning Old Quarter

Vietnam’s central coast is one of the best places in Asia for a cycling tour, but you need to pick the right time. Here's Mr Biker Saigon's guide

Vietnam cycling tour specialist Mr Biker Saigon brings you some stunning routes in Northern Vietnam including Mai Chau, Ha Giang, Halong Bay, & Ninh Binh

Vietnam cycling tour specialist Mr Biker Saigon brings you a guide to understanding Vietnam's traffic rules & negotiating its often chaotic roads

Learn about the little-known story of cycling in Vietnam with Vietnam cycling tour specialists Mr Biker Saigon

Vietnam cycling tours by Mr Biker Saigon are the perfect family holiday, combining exercise, relaxation, togetherness, & that unique Vietnam atmosphere

Thinking about booking a Vietnam cycling tour? Here's what you need to know, brought to you by the experts at Mr Biker Saigon

From the early days when bicycles were first introduced by the French, cycling has become an integral part of daily life in Vietnam

The Mekong Delta, Central Vietnam, or Northern Vietnam? Three great cycling tour destinations in one amazing country, by Mr Biker Saigon

Mr Biker Saigon hosted an amazing group of senior cyclists on an e-bike tour the whole length of Vietnam, from Saigon to Hanoi

Mr Biker Saigon offers shore excursions by mountain bike and e-bike in Vietnam for cruise passengers who want to stay active

Vietnam is one of the world's most underrated cycling destinations! Here are 6 reasons why your next cycling tour should be to Vietnam

Cycling tours - a perfect combination of exercise, education, & team building. Mr Biker Saigon is the perfect partner for your Vietnam school cycling trip

La Vuelta a España, one of the three Grand Tours in cycling, is a massive event that requires intricate planning and coordination. While the riders and races capture the headlines, the effort to organize a three-week event that covers thousands of kilometers across diverse terrains and cities involves a team of dedicated professionals working behind the scenes. From route planning to logistics, security, and media coordination, organizing La Vuelta is a monumental task that spans months, if not years, of preparation. This article takes you behind the scenes to understand what it takes to bring La Vuelta to life.

In La Vuelta a España, the White Jersey with Blue Numbers is awarded to the team that performs the best throughout the race. Known as the Best Team Classification, this competition celebrates not just individual excellence but the collective strength, strategy, and teamwork of an entire squad. Teams work together to help their leaders in the general classification (GC), secure stage wins, and dominate the race in the mountains, flats, and time trials. This jersey symbolizes the unity, cohesion, and collaborative effort required to excel over three grueling weeks of competition.

In La Vuelta a España, the White Jersey (Maillot Blanco) represents the combined classification—a coveted title that once recognized the most versatile rider across the entire race. Historically, the white jersey rewarded riders who excelled in three areas: the General Classification (GC), Mountains Classification, and Points Classification. It required a combination of all-around talent, consistency, and resilience, making it one of the most challenging jerseys to win.

Primož Roglič, the former ski jumper turned cycling powerhouse, has firmly established himself as the King of La Vuelta a España. His incredible consistency and dominance over the race have led to multiple victories, including a historic fourth overall victory in 2024. With his combination of climbing strength, time trial mastery, and tactical brilliance, Roglič’s performances in La Vuelta have made him a cycling legend. This article delves into his journey, key victories, and how his 2024 win solidified his legacy in the sport.

La Vuelta a España has long been a proving ground for Spain’s most talented cyclists, offering a stage where rising stars can challenge established champions and make their mark on the sport. As veterans like Alejandro Valverde and Alberto Contador have retired, a new generation of Spanish riders is emerging, ready to carry the legacy of Spanish cycling forward. This article highlights some of the rising stars of La Vuelta, exploring their achievements and potential as the future of Spanish cycling.

Chris Froome is one of the most accomplished Grand Tour riders in cycling history, and while his four Tour de France titles have defined much of his career, his dominance in La Vuelta a España is equally significant. Over the course of his career, Froome developed a deep connection with La Vuelta, competing multiple times and establishing himself as a force in the race. His relentless pursuit of victory in Spain’s Grand Tour eventually earned him two overall victories, further cementing his legacy as one of cycling’s greats. This article examines Froome’s performances at La Vuelta, his key victories, and his enduring impact on the race.

Alejandro Valverde, known as "El Bala" (The Bullet), has been a dominant and inspiring figure in cycling for over two decades. His longevity, versatility, and fierce competitiveness earned him the nickname of the "Eternal Warrior" in the peloton. Valverde’s extraordinary career is closely tied to his performances in La Vuelta a España, where he became one of the race’s most celebrated and consistent participants. This article explores the legacy of Valverde in La Vuelta, his major achievements, and the lasting impact he has had on Spanish cycling.

Alberto Contador, one of Spain’s greatest cyclists and a modern icon of La Vuelta a España, is known for his aggressive racing style, fearless attacks, and extraordinary climbing ability. Over his career, Contador achieved remarkable success in all three Grand Tours (Tour de France, Giro d’Italia, and La Vuelta), but it was in La Vuelta where he truly established his legacy as a cycling legend. This article explores Contador’s deep connection with La Vuelta, his key victories, and his lasting influence on the race and the sport of cycling.