Where to Ride: the 4 Best Cycling Trips Worldwide

1.Ninh Binh Tour Hoa Lu Tam Coc Full Day: Biking,Boating,Tickets,Lunch, Limousine

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 34 reviews · from $41Our pick

Spend about eight hours exploring Hoa Lu and Tam Coc from Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Visit Dinh and Le Dynasty temples, eat a Vietnamese buffet, row through three caves, and cycle past villages and rice fields. Transport, entrance fees, a guide, water, lunch, and a small-group setting of up to 18 people are included.

“Long bus hrs but a great tour...our guides English was not overly good but this was adequate enough...the boat ride was amazing”

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2.Hoa Lu – Tam Coc Luxury Small group 1D: Limousine bus, biking, boat trip, Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · from $199Top rated

Spend about 11 to 12 hours exploring Ninh Binh from Hanoi in a group of no more than nine. You’ll cycle through rice fields and villages, visit a local embroidery family, eat Vietnamese dishes, float through three Tam Coc caves, and tour Hoa Lu with guides such as Hoang, Dan, Hero, and Hung.

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3.Hoa Lu Tam Coc Hang Mua on Limousine and Cycling

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · from $45

Spend 12 hours visiting Vietnam’s former capital, floating through Tam Coc’s limestone cliffs, cycling rural lanes, and climbing about 500 steps at Mua Cave. An English-speaking guide, buffet lunch, tickets, boat fees, bicycle, water, and Hanoi Old Quarter pickup are included. Guide Lee is noted for clear communication and a friendly approach.

“very friendly guide Lee. informative. great communication with everyone from booking until the end of the trip.”

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4.Hoa Lu Mua Cave Trang An on Limousine and Cycling

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · from $48

Travel from Hanoi by limousine to Hoa Lu, where you cycle and learn about Vietnam’s Dinh, Le, and Ly dynasties. After lunch, cruise Trang An by long-tail boat, then climb nearly 500 steps at Mua Cave for wide views over Tam Coc. An English or Vietnamese guide, entrance fees, lunch, water, and rain gear are included.

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