Vietnam by bike, in a small group of women.

In the morning you ride a narrow path between coconut groves, and every few kilometres you roll onto a ferry across another arm of the Mekong. A few days later you climb through coffee plantations to a plateau where you'll want a jumper in the evening. At the end you drop from the mountains to the sea, and the last kilometres take you past salt fields, sand dunes and harbours full of round boats.

These are 14 days in three very different landscapes of southern Vietnam: the Mekong Delta, the mountains around Đà Lạt and the coast. Along the way we stop at places that are hard to find on your own: family-run rice paper workshops, a cacao farm, K'Ho and H'mong villages and Cham weavers.

You ride, and we take care of the rest. Your luggage travels by car, the meals in the itinerary are included, and we take the van through busy cities. You don't have to deal with maps, bookings or where to have lunch. You can simply be on the road, at your own pace, with women who came for the same thing.

Route: Saigon → Bến Tre → Cái Bè → Trị An → Cát Tiên → Tà Đùng → Đà Lạt → Ninh Chữ → Mũi Né → Kê Gà → Saigon