Fully tailor-made: Your cycling holiday, your rhythm
At CvA travel, we do not believe in “one size fits all”. Especially not with a physical activity like cycling. Everyone has a different fitness level, different wishes, and a different way of celebrating their holiday. That is why this 19-day individual cycling holiday in Vietnam can be completely tailor-made. Before you depart, we will have extensive contact. We will discuss what you are used to in terms of cycling distances. Do you cycle 80 kilometres on your racing bike every Sunday at home, or are you a recreational cyclist who enjoys 30 kilometres a day with many stops? Based on your profile, we select the right routes and daily distances.
Choice of bikes: Gravel, MTB, or E-MTB
The right bike is essential for your enjoyment. The roads in Northern Vietnam are diverse, from tarmac to gravel and sandy paths. That is why we offer a wide range of quality bikes. Are you a sporty cyclist who likes to set a pace but also wants to be able to go off-road? Then the gravel bike is an excellent choice. For rougher paths and more comfort and grip, we recommend a good mountain bike (hardtail or full suspension). And do you want to go into the mountains, but dread the heavy climbs? Then the E-MTB (electric mountain bike) is the perfect solution. With this, you can conquer every mountain pass with a smile and have energy left over in the evening to explore the village. We ensure the bike is perfectly adjusted to your height.
Daily schedule and resting moments
A 19-day trip is intensive. It is therefore important to maintain balance. Because the trip is completely tailor-made, you determine the daily schedule. Are you an early bird who likes to be on the pedals at sunrise to beat the heat? Fine. Do you prefer a lie-in and starting after an extensive breakfast? Also fine. In addition, we plan rest days in places that you find interesting. Perhaps you want to stay an extra day in Sapa for walking, or rather spend a day relaxing by a pool in an eco-lodge in Mai Chau. We structure the trip in such a way that heavy cycling days are alternated with lighter days or culture days, so that you stay fit until the very last day.