Motorbike City Tours – Guided Motorbike Tour Hanoi

Explore the Real Hanoi with a Guided Motorbike Tour

Want to experience the authentic Hanoi beyond tourist traps?
Join Motorbike City Tours – the original guided motorbike tour in Hanoi – where local culture, street food, hidden alleys, and real stories come alive through every ride. Our tours are led by professional, English-speaking guides and licensed local drivers, many of whom are friendly, experienced female riders.

Forget the stuffy tour buses. Ride pillion on a stylish motorbike and cruise into the heart of Vietnam’s capital — from ancient temples and colonial architecture to bustling markets and peaceful villages along the Red River.

Our bookings fill up fast – book your Hanoi Food and Sights 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

4-Part Guided Motorbike Itinerary in Hanoi

Part 1: Ride Through Iconic Sights & Old Quarter

We begin by picking you up at your hotel, giving a brief safety intro, then jumping straight into the action. Ride past Hoan Kiem Lake, the elegant Hanoi Opera House, and into the heart of the French Quarter. We zigzag through the Old Quarter, stopping at Train Street, where daily life exists just inches from the tracks. Hear fascinating tales of Hanoi’s rich past and how locals live today.

Part 2: Cross Long Bien Bridge to the Hidden Green

We cruise over the historic Long Bien Bridge, a colonial-era structure that has survived wars and floods. Once across, you’ll find yourself surrounded by banana plantations and small vegetable farms on Banana Island — a secret rural escape in the middle of urban Hanoi. Feel the breeze, see locals farming by hand, and witness how city and countryside coexist.

Part 3: Hidden Alleys, War History & Local Life

We wind our way through narrow backstreets where buses can’t go, arriving at Huu Tiep Lake – home to the wreckage of a U.S. B-52 bomber shot down during the 1972 air raids. Nearby, everyday life continues around war remnants. This area is full of local flavor: old Soviet-style apartment blocks, street vendors, and community temples.

Part 4: Taste Hanoi with Food & Egg Coffee

Your tour wraps up with a well-deserved authentic local meal, featuring dishes like Bún Chả, Bánh Cuốn, or Phở – just like the locals eat. Finally, we visit a hidden café to enjoy a legendary Egg Coffee, born in Hanoi in 1946. It’s the perfect ending to your two-wheeled adventure.