Rent a Motorbikein Hoi An

Yes — on anything 50cc or under, and on every electric bike, no motorcycle licence is required in Vietnam. For a bike over 50cc the law requires a Vietnamese licence, or an International Driving Permit issued under the 1968 Vienna Convention together with your home licence. An IDP issued under the 1949 Geneva Convention is not valid in Vietnam.

From 110,000₫ a day for a budget automatic, 180,000₫ for a Honda Vision or Air Blade, 100,000–200,000₫ for electric bikes, 250,000–400,000₫ for big touring scooters and 450,000–500,000₫ for sport or adventure bikes. Longer rentals cost less per day — ask us for the weekly or monthly rate.

Petrol bikes go out with 1 litre included. After that, fuel is yours — there are stations on Cua Dai, Hai Ba Trung and Ly Thuong Kiet, open early until late.

An hour or two is not a problem — just message us. Beyond that we charge pro rata rather than a penalty, and if you want to extend by a day or more we simply add it at the normal daily rate.

Yes — from 30,000₫ anywhere in the Hoi An centre, between 07:00 and 21:00, and we collect from wherever you finish. For An Bang, Cua Dai or Da Nang, ask when you book; the fee depends on distance.

We own our fleet and service it every week. Tyres, brakes, lights and chain are checked before every hand-over, and you take a short test ride before you sign. If a bike does not feel right, say so and we bring another.

Call or WhatsApp +84 935 206 306. For a flat tyre or battery we come to you; for anything bigger we swap the bike, wherever you are within reasonable distance of Hoi An.

Yes — Da Nang, My Son, Ba Na Hills and Hue over the Hai Van Pass are all fine. Tell us where you are heading so we give you a bike suited to it. One-way Hoi An ⇄ Hue rentals cost 750,000₫.

Small scratches from a parking tip-over we generally absorb. Real damage is charged at the actual repair cost, shown with the mechanic’s invoice. Use the wheel lock and park in paid parking overnight — theft is rare in Hoi An, but not zero.

Every bike carries the compulsory Vietnamese third-party insurance, which covers damage you cause to other people — not the bike you ride or your own medical costs. Optional bodywork insurance for the rented bike is available separately. Check whether your travel policy covers motorbike riding; most only do if you hold a licence valid here.

Within Hoi An and Da Nang, yes, including Da Nang airport — Hoi An to Da Nang one-way is 450,000₫. One-way between Hue and Hoi An is 750,000₫; message us with your dates.

Yes — traffic is slow (30–40 km/h), roads are flat and the countryside lanes are quiet. First-time riders usually start on an automatic scooter or an electric bike and feel comfortable within minutes.