Traveling through Vietnam’s northern mountains on a motorcycle isn’t just about transportation—it’s a full-on experience that gets you close to the landscape, people, and local culture. The Ha Giang Loop 4D3N offered by Strawberry Travel promises an intimate, adventure-packed journey across some of Vietnam’s most breathtaking scenery.
We haven’t personally ridden it, but we’ve pored over reviews, itineraries, and details to give you a clear picture of what makes this tour stand out—and what to watch for.
Two standout features caught our eye: the small group size, which promises a more personal experience, and the fact that the motorbikes are new, ensuring safety and comfort as you wind through mountain passes. That said, motorcycle tours require a certain level of skill and confidence, so if you’re new to riding, this may not be your best bet.
Ideal for travelers craving authentic encounters and scenic vistas, this tour is perfect for adventure-seekers comfortable with riding and eager to see Vietnam’s less-traveled roads.
Key Points
- Small group size offers a more personal and flexible experience.
- New motorbikes improve safety, comfort, and reliability during the journey.
- The itinerary covers diverse scenic spots—mountain passes, waterfalls, rivers, and viewpoints.
- Well-organized stops for photo opportunities and local visits enrich the trip.
- Tour is priced at $232 per person, offering good value considering the inclusions.
- Suitable for travelers with motorcycle experience and a sense of adventure.
- Key Points
- An Overview of What You Can Expect
- Day 1: Ha Giang to Du Gia (98 km)
- Day 2: Du Gia to Dong Van (110 km)
- Day 3: Dong Van to Yen Minh (95 km)
- Day 4: Yen Minh back to Ha Giang (80 km)
- What Makes This Tour Stand Out
- Practicalities and Value
- Who Should Consider This Tour?
- The Sum Up
- FAQ
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An Overview of What You Can Expect
This 4-day motorcycle tour is designed to explore the highlights of the Ha Giang province, a region known for its dramatic mountains, winding roads, and vibrant local culture. The journey begins at Strawberry House in Ha Giang, where you’ll meet your English-speaking guide and local driver—two key figures who help make the experience smooth, informative, and safe.
The tour includes a new motorcycle, essential for navigating Vietnam’s mountain roads with confidence, along with motorbike insurance for peace of mind. You’ll travel with a small group—keeping the experience intimate and allowing for more personalized attention. The entire trip is carefully paced, with roughly 98 to 110 kilometers per day—enough time to enjoy the scenery without feeling rushed.
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Day 1: Ha Giang to Du Gia (98 km)

After breakfast at the Strawberry House, your adventure begins. The first day’s ride is about 98 kilometers, taking you through some of the most remarkable viewpoints and waterfalls. The stops include Cat Ly View Point—a perfect spot to take in the sweeping mountain vistas, and Thai An Waterfall, where you can stretch your legs and snap some photos. We like that the stops aren’t just photo ops; they’re opportunities to appreciate the landscape and learn about local geography.
Later, you’ll visit Duong Thuong Viewpoint and Ba Tien Waterfall before arriving at your guesthouse in Du Gia village. The evening is free for you to relax or explore the village, which offers a glimpse into rural Vietnamese life away from tourist crowds. The overall pace of Day 1 is gentle but packed with visual delights.
Day 2: Du Gia to Dong Van (110 km)

Day two ramps up the scenery with a longer ride and some of the most iconic spots. The morning starts with breakfast before setting off on a 110-kilometer journey to Dong Van. Key stops include Lung Ho Viewpoint, which offers panoramic views of the valley below, and the Nho Que River, famous for its turquoise waters carved through the mountains.
The highlight of the day is the Ma Pi Leng Slope, often called the “King of Passes,” a winding mountain road with sheer drops and spectacular views. The Sky Walk provides a chance to stand above the gorge and absorb the vast landscape. According to reviews, travelers love the way these stops are spaced, giving time to appreciate the scenery and avoid feeling overwhelmed. Your stop in Dong Van allows you to settle into a local guesthouse—an excellent base to explore more the next morning.
Day 3: Dong Van to Yen Minh (95 km)

The third day takes you further into the mountains, with stops at Thien Huong, a lush area with terraced fields, and at Flag Tower Lung Cu, Vietnam’s northernmost point, where flags flutter against the mountain backdrop. The 9 Round Pass and Tham Ma Pass offer more winding roads that showcase Vietnam’s rugged terrain.
This leg is perfect for those who enjoy a mix of scenery and cultural insight. The stops are well chosen to give a sense of the region’s natural beauty and historical significance. Arriving in Yen Minh, you’ll check into another guesthouse, with the evening free to explore or relax, soaking in the mountain air.
More Great Tours NearbyDay 4: Yen Minh back to Ha Giang (80 km)

On the final day, the route takes you through more scenic spots like Lao and Chai, Lung Tam Village, and Lung Khuy Cave. The Heaven’s Gate offers one last sweeping view of rolling hills and mountain ranges, and the Bac Sum Pass completes the journey. The ride back to Ha Giang is about 80 kilometers—manageable and scenic.
The tour ends back at Strawberry House, where you can unwind, enjoy a meal, or opt for a massage to soothe sore muscles after four days of riding. The convenience of returning to your starting point makes this a hassle-free option for travelers.
What Makes This Tour Stand Out

One of the most attractive elements of this tour is the combination of scenic riding and culture. You’re not just passing through; you’re stopping at viewpoints, waterfalls, and mountain passes that have earned their reputation among travelers and locals alike. The small group size means more flexibility—your guide can tailor the experience to your interests, spend more time at favorite spots, or adjust pace if needed.
The new motorcycles are a significant plus, especially in a region where road conditions can vary. Plus, the inclusion of motorbike insurance alleviates worries about mishaps, allowing you to focus on the experience.
Reviews highlight that the tour’s pacing is generally well-received, with travelers appreciating the early starts and manageable daily distances. The stops are often described as “really scenic,” with many mentioning the Ma Pi Leng Slope as a standout moment. Travelers also value the authentic nature of the experience—riding through small villages and engaging with local people.
Practicalities and Value

At $232 per person, this tour represents good value considering the all-inclusive nature—new bikes, insurance, guided support, and accommodation. Compared to private or luxury options, it strikes a balance between affordability and quality, making it accessible for many travelers.
The reservation flexibility—with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and the ability to book now and pay later—adds peace of mind. The tour is not suitable for children under 12, pregnant women, or those with back problems, emphasizing that this is geared toward more active, experienced riders.
The meeting point, at Strawberry House in Ha Giang, is easy to find, and the activity duration, about 1 hour of riding per day, is manageable for most experienced motorcyclists. Weather can vary, so packing appropriate gear and rain protection is recommended.
Who Should Consider This Tour?

This experience is ideal for adventurous travelers comfortable with motorcycle riding. Those seeking a guided, small-group trip that combines stunning landscapes, cultural insight, and a manageable schedule will find this appealing. If you’re looking for a more personal, less commercialized way to explore Vietnam’s northern mountains, this tour offers a genuine experience.
It’s less suitable if you’re a beginner rider or have mobility issues, given the nature of riding and the terrain. If you prefer bus or car travel, or want a more relaxed sightseeing experience, this might not be the best fit.
The Sum Up

The Ha Giang Loop 4D3N with Strawberry offers a well-rounded, authentic motorcycle adventure in northern Vietnam. It balances scenic beauty, cultural encounters, and reliable logistics, all within a small-group setting that enhances the personal touch. The use of new motorbikes and insured rides offers peace of mind, while the carefully curated stops ensure you won’t miss the best views and local experiences.
For travelers craving a hands-on exploration of Vietnam’s rugged mountains and traditional villages, this tour provides a memorable, visually stunning, and culturally rich journey. It’s best suited for those with some riding experience, a sense of adventure, and a desire to see Vietnam beyond the usual tourist trail.
Ha Giang Loop Tour 4D3N with Strawberry ( small group )
FAQ

Is this tour suitable for beginners?
No, it requires previous motorcycle riding experience, as you’ll be handling a motorbike on mountain roads.
What is included in the price?
The tour price of $232 covers the guide, local driver, new motorbike, motorbike insurance, and accommodation during the trip.
How long is each riding day?
Most days involve around 80 to 110 km of riding, with some days slightly longer but manageable with reasonable stops.
Are the motorbikes new?
Yes, the bikes are described as new, which is a big plus for safety and comfort.
What should I bring?
Bring your driver’s license, warm clothing, sunglasses, camera, sunscreen, water, rain gear, comfortable clothes, and a helmet. ID or a copy of your ID is also necessary.
What’s the meeting point?
The tour starts at Strawberry House, located at 209 street 20 Thang 8, Nguyen Trai, Ha Giang.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is the tour suitable for children or pregnant women?
No, it’s not suitable for children under 12, pregnant women, or those with back problems.
What if the weather is bad?
Weather can vary, so packing rain gear is advised. The tour is still likely to proceed unless conditions are extreme.
Who operates the tour?
Strawberry Travel is the provider, known for small-group trips and supportive service.
This motorcycle tour offers a fantastic way to see some of Vietnam’s most striking scenery with the security and comfort of experienced guides, new bikes, and a small group dynamic. If you’re ready to ride and explore, it’s a journey worth considering.
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