Dalat Easy Riders

Ratwarang Nilsamak

“ น่าสนใจทัวร์ไปกับปีเตอร์เขาปลอยภัยในการท่องเที่ยวไปกับเขา.และเขารู้ทุกอย่าง เรื่องลาว เกี่ยวกับในเวียดนาม เขาบอกทุกเรื่อง ผัก,ผลไม้, ชาวสวนพืนผลต่างๆ เข้าชมโรงงานหลากหลาย ,ไร่ชอ็กโกแลดต์,ไร่ กาแฟ ไร่พริกไทย,โรงงานไหม,โรงงานอิฐก่อสร้างบ้าน,โรงงานทำถ่าน, อาหารอร่อยมาก ฉันคอมเม้นปีเตอร์ผู้ชายทัวร์เขาพูดภาษาอังกฤได้ดีมาก เขาดูแลลูกค้าดีมาก ,รัตน์วรางค์ จากประไทย ”

Reinhard Adler

“ A really good, safe and interesting tour with Peter. I wrote an email and some hours later Peter answered with a fair offert for the tour from DaLat to Saigon. We met him in the hotel and he packed our luggage (3 small suitcases and some more things he needed) on his small bike and on my old „Bonus“. I was riding by myself, my girlfrind was sitting behind me. The first 3 days we only drove on small roads, sometimes very bumpy and with lots of stones. Peter always stopped at interesting places and showed us lots of for us unknown fruits and plants, f.e. Kakao- fruits, pepper- trees and much more. We drank Wiesel- Coffee and ate silk-worms. For lunch and dinner he took us to kitchens and restaurants, we would not found without him. And the food was really delicious. The hotels we stayed were clean and ok for one night! Peter speaks English very good and he knows a lot about the country and the history of Vietnam. The last day we drove on mainroads with a lot of traffic, but there was only one road to HCM. And the traffic in HCM is really busy but I felt safe to drive behind Peter. The next time we will take the tour from DaLat to Hoi An. We really recommend Peter and his tours! Reinhard from Austria ”

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Ruud van den Akker

“ Met Peter in the lobby of my hotel. Peter introduced me to my personal driver for today: Anh, the man who can. Together with him I drove a staggering 120km in and around the city of Dalat. A wonderfull day with plenty of explanation and (funny) stories. Its a busy day, but not to rushy. You can take the time you like, Ahn just waits for you. I enjoyed the places we went. Ok, if you travel you saw it all before, i mean another tempel, waterfall and so. But some things were special. I really liked the Weasel Coffee farm and the silkfarm. those sites where quite interesting. What I personally enjoyed the most was the cruising around. Being a part of the bizar hectic honking scooterdriving traffic was just fun. And meanwhile you will see the most incredible things along the road. I took a thousand pictures and shot hours of GoPro. Its all more than worth the money. And dont forget to tip the guy, they have a harsh life in Vietnam! Enjoy! ”

Alexander Brandenburg

“ We got off the bus from Saigon to Da Lat and then there was this graying old man asking where we are going and if we need a hotel. I thought, "shucks- I thought this only happened in India." But after talking for a bit I got a good feeling so I checked out his credentials. His Easy Rider license checked out and he showed us some reviews from other people. I checked the web with wifi and it all looked on the up and up so I let him take me to the hotel. It was a great price and the people were as friendly as he said. I had some beer and tea later and enjoyed the family welcoming. We talked for some time about where to go and how long we are willing to stay. I have an adventurous nature so he recommended the 6 day trip. I really wanted to go but my girlfriend is not so adventurous so we planned a 3 day trip from Da Lat to Nha Trang. He didn't pressure us to add more or stay longer. Professional in conduct and very thoughtful as a tour guide. He helped us get stuff we would have forgotten, such as a rain coat, sun screen, lotion etc. He also let me borrow his jacket and gloves so I wouldn't get burned. He is a great host and guide. During the tour he was quite knowledgeable about Vietnamese industry, imports, exports, history, and relations with other countries. His English was great and he also spoke French. Along with the industrial and economic insights we got on the tour we also got to experience Vietnamese culture outside of the big cities. It was amazing how rural some of the places are. We would have for sure been lost without his help. He was conscience that we didn't know the roads so he didn't speed to far ahead and kept us safe. He really knows the people in the cities and we never stopped anywhere for a sale. All the prices we got for food and coffee were the Vietnamese prices so the money we paid him was well worth it in money saved for bike rental, hotel stays, and food. More importantly than that the experience was amazing. We took many pictures and most of the pictures in the scrapbook we are making will be from this 3 days out of the 20 we are staying in Vietnam. From America! Alexander Brandenburg! ”