2 DAYS BIKING TO MUI NE

2 DAYS CYCLING TO MUI NE

Day 1: Dalat – Di Linh (80Km – L/D)

We start the ride from Dalat and head out to the southwest past Cam Ly fall and this is where you warm up your legs with a couple of small hills and one big hill on a paved road before enjoying some great downhills with some steep descents on the big dirt road through pine forest.
After this long downhill section, we connect to a local village of the K’ho ethnic tribe and head into the awesome single track through coffee plantations and vegetation farms. Then we keep riding on to the main paved road out of TaNung village. From here we continue our ride through easy rolling hills and enjoy local attractions along the way including a cricket farm, rice wine making factory, and a local silk throwing factory to see the whole process of how silk is made.
After the 30 km mark, we arrive at Elephant waterfalls where we enjoy a lunch at the local restaurant here.
After lunch, your guide will take you for a walk down the waterfalls to feel the power of this wonderful area. Then enjoy your free time at Linh An pagoda nearby followed by a giant Buddha statue on the backside of it. Keep going 25km to Duc Trong district and enjoy the sugar canes before taking a vehicle transfer to Di Linh town where we spend a night.

Day 2: Di Linh – Mui Ne (100Km – B+L)

This day mostly downhill rides to Mui Ne as you wind through pine and jungle forested valleys into the tropical climate below. Our support vehicle takes you far from Di Linh (10 km) where we start the ride down to Mui Ne. The ride goes through small minority villages and jungle forested valleys to the beautiful beaches below. The first section of riding is through tea plantations, coffee plantations, and forest and includes a 5 kilometres uphill climb to get you warmed up.
This is followed by plenty of down hill and rolling sections. A final long downhill pass is completed before the road flattens out with a long cruise to Highway 1, where the ride ends and our vehicle transports us the rest of the way to Mui Ne (usually 30 minutes). The road is mostly paved (sealed) secondary and the support vehicle is used to transport all luggage and provisions for lunch and refreshments. The ride is also customizable in length, as the support vehicle can be used at any time by tired riders. See you again.

Tour cost: $190/ person