Motorbike Rental Vietnam
Tra Vinh Motorbike Rental: 10 Best Shops (2026 Guide)
Tra Vinh motorbike rental is the ideal way to explore the most Khmer corner of the Mekong Delta. A quiet province of gilded Angkor-style pagodas, centuries-old shade trees and a breezy coastline, Trà Vinh rewards riders who wander its palm-lined lanes. From the sacred pond of Ao Bà Om to the grand Vàm Ray pagoda and the beach at Ba Động, a scooter links it all at your own pace. This 2026 guide lists the 10 best rental shops in Trà Vinh, honest prices, the licence rules for foreigners and the routes worth planning your trip around.
Why rent a motorbike in Trà Vinh?
Tra Vinh motorbike rental opens up a gentle, uncrowded province where the best sights hide down shaded lanes between rice fields, pagodas and the sea — places a tour bus simply cannot reach.
Khmer pagoda land
Trà Vinh has the delta’s richest Khmer heritage — hundreds of gilded Angkor-style temples like Chùa Âng, Chùa Hang and the dazzling Vàm Ray.
Ancient shade
Glide beneath centuries-old trees around the sacred pond of Ao Bà Om, one of the most atmospheric spots in southern Vietnam.
Delta coast
Follow flat coastal roads to Ba Động beach and the Duyên Hải wind farm, where the delta finally meets the open sea.
Cheap & flat
From about 80,000₫ a day on quiet, level lanes, Trà Vinh is one of the calmest and most affordable provinces to ride in Vietnam.
Tra Vinh motorbike rental prices (2026)
Trà Vinh is very affordable and rates are stable in 2026. Expect roughly these daily prices, with discounts on multi-day and weekly hires.
| Bike type | Daily rate (2026) | Deposit | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manual (Wave, Sirius) | 80,000–110,000₫ | Passport or 1–2M₫ | City, pagodas & short trips |
| Automatic (Vision, Lead, Vario) | 110,000–150,000₫ | Passport or 1–3M₫ | Comfort & couples |
| Sport (Exciter, Winner) | 150,000–180,000₫ | 2–3M₫ | Longer rides to Ba Động & Trà Cú |
| Weekly hire (any bike) | from ≈550,000₫/week | By arrangement | Multi-day explorers |
The 10 best Tra Vinh motorbike rental shops
These are the most reputable places for Tra Vinh motorbike rental, most of them in Trà Vinh city within easy reach of Ao Bà Om. Always confirm the current rate and check the bike before you ride off.
Motor bikes for Rent Trà Vinh
- Location: 365 Dương Quang Đông, Phường 5, Trà Vinh
- Phone: 0964 773 456
- Price: 80,000–160,000₫/day
- Best for: A wide fleet, bikes and bicycles, English-friendly
Minh Nguyệt
- Location: 60 Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai, Phường 2, Trà Vinh
- Phone: 0913 137 741
- Price: 100,000–150,000₫/day
- Best for: Reliable scooters in the town centre
Tuyết Linh
- Location: 11 Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai, Phường 7, Trà Vinh
- Phone: 0742 860 860
- Price: 90,000–140,000₫/day
- Best for: Licence & ID only, no cash deposit held
Tran Riverside Homestay
- Location: Chu Văn An, Phường 4, Trà Vinh
- Phone: 0979 303 092
- Price: 100,000–150,000₫/day
- Best for: Guests wanting a bike with their riverside stay
Motor bikes for Rent (branch 2)
- Location: B3/12 Chung Cư Hồng Lạc, Phạm Ngũ Lão, Phường 1
- Phone: 0964 773 456
- Price: 80,000–160,000₫/day
- Best for: A second handy pickup point in the city
Hotel & homestay delivery
- Location: Across Trà Vinh city
- Phone: Ask your reception / host
- Price: ≈100,000–150,000₫/day
- Best for: The easiest option — a bike at your door
Bus station pickup
- Location: Trà Vinh bus station
- Phone: Arrange via a city shop
- Price: ≈100,000–140,000₫/day
- Best for: Arriving by coach from Sài Gòn or Cần Thơ
Ao Bà Om area rental
- Location: Near Ao Bà Om & the Khmer museum
- Phone: Via nearby guesthouses
- Price: ≈100,000–140,000₫/day
- Best for: Touring the cluster of Khmer pagodas
Ba Động beach rental
- Location: Duyên Hải / Ba Động area
- Phone: Via beach resorts
- Price: ≈120,000–160,000₫/day
- Best for: Exploring the coast and the wind farm
Rent in Cần Thơ & ride over
- Location: Cần Thơ city shops
- Phone: Many with English service
- Price: ≈120,000–170,000₫/day
- Best for: Delta tourers — Trà Vinh is about 70 km
How to rent a motorbike in Tra Vinh step by step
Tra Vinh motorbike rental is quick, cheap and low-hassle once you know the routine. Here is how to do it right:
- Book ahead in festival season. Around the Khmer festivals of Chôl Chnăm Thmây and Ok Om Bok the town fills up, so message a shop or your host a day or two early.
- Bring your papers. Carry your passport, home driving licence and an International Driving Permit. Most shops take a passport photo or a cash deposit rather than the original.
- Inspect the bike. Test the brakes, lights, horn and mirrors, and photograph any scratches before you ride off so the deposit dispute never happens.
- Agree the deposit. Expect a passport copy or 1–3 million₫. Get the daily rate, the fuel policy and the return time written down or sent over Zalo.
- Check fuel & helmets. Bikes often leave nearly empty — fill up at the first station in town. Insist on two decent helmets, not thin plastic shells.
- Save the shop’s Zalo. A quick Zalo message is the fastest way to sort a flat tyre, a breakdown or a late return anywhere in the province.
Licence & law for foreigners
Ride legally — the delta highways and the coastal road to Ba Động are regularly policed.
The best motorbike routes around Tra Vinh
Ao Bà Om & Chùa Âng
The province’s icon — a sacred rectangular pond ringed by centuries-old trees with dramatic exposed roots, beside the ancient Chùa Âng pagoda and the Khmer Culture Museum.
Chùa Hang (Kompong Chrây)
A serene Khmer pagoda in Châu Thành famous for its wood-carving workshop and the storks and herons that roost in its shady grove at dusk.
Chùa Vàm Ray
The largest Khmer pagoda in the delta, a breathtaking gold-and-orange Angkor-style temple in Trà Cú with a giant reclining Buddha — well worth the ride south.
Ba Động beach & Duyên Hải
Follow flat coastal roads to the long, quiet sands of Ba Động, passing the spinning turbines of the Duyên Hải wind farm where the delta meets the sea.
Cồn Chim & Cồn Hô
Little river islets reached by short ferry, where villagers run gentle community eco-tourism — organic gardens, home cooking and a wonderfully slow pace.
Đền thờ Bác Hồ (Long Đức)
A peaceful memorial temple to President Hồ Chí Minh set in gardens on the city’s edge, a quiet and much-visited local landmark.
Safety & riding tips
- Treat QL53 and QL54 with respect. The main highways carry fast trucks and buses — keep right, signal early and avoid them after dark where a smaller road exists.
- Mind the ferries. To reach Cồn Chim and the islets you cross by small boat; board slowly and walk the bike over wet ramps.
- Watch for sand near the coast. The road out to Ba Động can carry wind-blown sand, so ease off your speed on exposed stretches.
- Carry rain gear. The delta gets sudden downpours in the wet season — a cheap poncho lives easily under the seat.
- Fuel up in town. Stations are plentiful in Trà Vinh city but thin out toward the coast and Trà Cú, so top up before you head off.
Heading to Hội An or Đà Nẵng next?
Travelling up to Hội An? Rent with Anh Khoa
Trà Vinh is a peaceful, deeply Khmer slice of the Mekong — and when your trip reaches central Vietnam, Anh Khoa rents clean, well-serviced scooters and electric bikes in Hội An and Đà Nẵng from just $4.7/day, with free hotel delivery, quality helmets and 24/7 help. (We’re a Hội An shop and don’t operate in Trà Vinh — but the central coast is well worth the trip.)
See Hội An motorbike rental →Tra Vinh motorbike rental FAQ
How much is motorbike rental in Tra Vinh in 2026?
Around 80,000–130,000₫ (about $3–5) a day for a scooter or manual bike, and up to 180,000₫ for a newer sport bike. Multi-day and weekly hires are usually discounted.
Can foreigners legally rent and ride in Trà Vinh?
Yes. Carry an International Driving Permit (1968 Vienna Convention) together with your home licence, and always wear a helmet — the delta highways are regularly policed.
What are the must-see sights in Trà Vinh?
Ao Bà Om and its Khmer museum, the pagodas Chùa Âng, Chùa Hang and the golden Vàm Ray, plus Ba Động beach and the Cồn Chim eco-islet are all within an easy ride.
How do I get to Trà Vinh?
Trà Vinh sits about 130 km from Sài Gòn and 70 km from Cần Thơ. Most travellers arrive by bus, then rent a bike in town, or ride down from Vĩnh Long across the Cổ Chiên bridge.
Why is Trà Vinh known for Khmer culture?
It has one of Vietnam’s largest Khmer communities and hundreds of ornate Khmer Theravada pagodas, giving the province a distinctive architecture, cuisine and festival calendar.
Is Ba Động beach worth the ride?
For a quiet, local seaside escape, yes — it is a long, breezy stretch of delta coast about 55 km east, best paired with a look at the Duyên Hải wind farm.
When is the best time to ride in Trà Vinh?
The dry season from November to April is easiest, and it overlaps with the colourful Ok Om Bok festival, while April brings the Khmer new year, Chôl Chnăm Thmây.
Do I need a deposit to rent a bike?
Usually a passport copy or 1–3 million₫ in cash. Some shops, such as Tuyết Linh, rent on just your licence and ID with no cash deposit held.
Sources: Gia Huy, Motogo. Prices verified July 2026 — please confirm the current rate with each shop before booking.
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