Lady-Guided Motorbike Tours Hanoi

Explore Hanoi with Local Women Riders – Real, Raw, and Remarkably Fun

Experience Hanoi through the eyes of local women who know the city inside out. Our Lady-Guided Motorbike Tours take you beyond the usual tourist spots into the lively backstreets, peaceful countryside, and hidden corners only a true Hanoian can show you.

Whether you’re riding through the Old Quarter, exploring quiet gardens by the Red River, or sipping egg coffee in a tucked-away café, every moment is personal, local, and unforgettable.

Our bookings fill up fast – book your Hanoi Motorbike / Jeep Tours Led by Women today to secure your spots! 📞 Call / WhatsApp / iMessage (24/7): +84 988 402 008 📧 Email: info@motorbikecitytours.com 🌐 Website: motorbikecitytours.com

🔍 What Makes This Tour Unique?

Led by Local Women: Friendly, licensed, and experienced drivers who share real stories, not scripts.
No Driving Required: You ride pillion, comfortably seated with backrests on modern Eco Honda Lead scooters.
Deeper Cultural Access: Navigate narrow alleys, vibrant markets, and secret spots unreachable by car or bus.
Culinary Adventure Included: From sizzling street food to mango pudding and egg coffee—every bite tells a story.
Rain or Shine: We provide rain ponchos and helmets sanitized daily. Adventure doesn’t stop for the weather!

🛵 Itinerary – 4 Exciting Stages

1. Into the Heart of the City

We begin with a warm welcome at your hotel and a safety briefing. Your journey starts by diving into Hanoi’s winding alleyways, discovering colonial architecture, markets bursting with color, and iconic spots like B-52 Lake and the Opera House.

2. Crossing to Banana Island

Ride across the historic Long Bien Bridge into Hanoi’s peaceful countryside. Surrounded by banana trees and vegetable gardens, you’ll feel the contrast between bustling city life and rural calm.

3. West Lake to Train Street

Cruise alongside West Lake, catch a breath of fresh air, then head back into the buzz of town to explore the famous Reunification Train Street—where trains pass just inches from local homes and cafés.

4. Flavors of Hanoi

We wrap up with a traditional meal and drinks—egg coffee at a local favorite or a sweet mango pudding. It’s the perfect way to reflect and unwind after a thrilling ride.