Vinh Long motorbike rental is the perfect way to explore the heart of the Mekong Delta at your own pace. Cradled between two arms of the great river, Vĩnh Long is a land of fruit-heavy orchards, homestay islands, red-brick kiln villages and dawn floating markets. A scooter lets you hop the ferries, thread the canal-side lanes and reach the orchards of An Bình far more freely than any tour bus. This 2026 guide lists the 10 best rental shops in Vĩnh Long, honest prices, the licence rules for foreigners and the routes worth planning your trip around.
Why rent a motorbike in Vĩnh Long?
Vinh Long motorbike rental turns a maze of river islands, orchard lanes and kiln villages into one easy, flowing ride — reaching corners of the delta that tour boats and taxis simply cannot.
Orchard island life
Ferry across to Cù lao An Bình and wander lanes heavy with rambutan, longan and pomelo, staying overnight in a friendly riverside homestay.
Kingdom of Bricks
Ride out to the Mang Thít river to see hundreds of century-old red-brick kilns rising like beehives — one of the delta’s most photogenic sights.
Floating markets
Reach the dawn bustle of Cái Bè across the river, or the quieter Trà Ôn market downstream, where boats trade fruit hull to hull.
Cheap & flat
From about 90,000₫ a day on gentle, flat delta lanes, Vĩnh Long is one of the easiest and most affordable places in Vietnam to ride.
Vinh Long motorbike rental prices (2026)
Vĩnh Long 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) | 90,000–120,000₫ | Passport or 1–2M₫ | City, islands & short trips |
| Automatic (Vision, Lead, Vario) | 110,000–150,000₫ | Passport or 1–3M₫ | Comfort & couples |
| Semi-auto & older bikes | 80,000–110,000₫ | Passport / ID | Budget backpackers |
| Weekly hire (any bike) | from ≈600,000₫/week | By arrangement | Multi-day explorers |
The 10 best Vinh Long motorbike rental shops
These are the most reputable places for Vinh Long motorbike rental, from city shops to the homestays out on An Bình island. Always confirm the current rate and check the bike before you ride off.
Anh Duy
- Location: 130 Đường 8/3, Phường 5, TP Vĩnh Long
- Phone: 0977 952 224
- Price: 90,000–120,000₫/day
- Best for: Cheap, reliable city rentals
Khách sạn Thiên Thanh
- Location: 2G Hùng Vương, Phường 1, Vĩnh Long
- Phone: 0270 3822 099
- Price: 100,000–110,000₫/day
- Best for: Guests wanting a bike at reception
Homestay Lộc Phúc
- Location: 50 Nguyễn Thị Út, Phường 1, Vĩnh Long
- Phone: 0919 494 556
- Price: 100,000–110,000₫/day
- Best for: ID-only rental, no cash deposit held
Ngọc Sang Homestay
- Location: Bình Lương, An Bình, Long Hồ
- Phone: 0978 193 878
- Price: 100,000–120,000₫/day
- Best for: Exploring the island straight from your homestay
Nam Thanh Homestay
- Location: Bình Lương, An Bình, Long Hồ
- Phone: 0918 717 986
- Price: 90,000–110,000₫/day
- Best for: Budget island stays with a bike included
Hotel & homestay delivery
- Location: Across Vĩnh Long city & An Bình
- Phone: Ask your reception / host
- Price: ≈100,000–140,000₫/day
- Best for: The easiest option — a bike at your door
An Bình ferry-side rental
- Location: An Bình ferry landing, Long Hồ
- Phone: Arrange via your homestay
- Price: ≈100,000–130,000₫/day
- Best for: Picking up a bike as you step off the ferry
Vĩnh Long station pickup
- Location: Vĩnh Long 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
Online booking & apps
- Location: Delivered anywhere in the city
- Phone: Via booking platforms
- Price: ≈110,000–150,000₫/day
- Best for: Booking ahead with prices fixed in writing
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 — Vĩnh Long is only ~35 km
How to rent a motorbike in Vinh Long step by step
Vinh Long motorbike rental is quick, cheap and low-hassle once you know the routine. Here is how to do it right:
- Book ahead in fruit season. From May to August the An Bình homestays fill with visitors, so message a shop or your host a day or two early to be sure of a bike.
- 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.
- Note the ferries. To reach An Bình you cross by small ferry from the Vĩnh Long city landing; save your host’s Zalo so they can guide you to the right pier.
Licence & law for foreigners
Ride legally — the delta highways and the roads around Vĩnh Long city are regularly policed.
The best motorbike routes around Vinh Long
An Bình Island (Cù lao An Bình)
The signature ride — cross by ferry from the city and lose yourself in orchard lanes, canal bridges and homestays, tasting rambutan and longan straight from the tree at Tiên Châu pagoda and the fruit gardens.
Mang Thít “Kingdom of Bricks”
Follow the Mang Thít river past hundreds of towering red-brick kilns, a century-old craft landscape that glows at golden hour — one of the most photogenic corners of the whole delta.
Văn Thánh Miếu & the riverfront
Visit the graceful Confucian Temple of Literature, one of only three in the south, then cruise the Vĩnh Long riverfront and the bustling Phường 1 market lanes.
Cái Bè floating market
Across the Tiền river on the Tiền Giang side, the dawn boats of Cái Bè trade fruit and produce hull to hull below a striking riverside cathedral — a classic Mekong morning.
Trà Ôn & Cù lao Mây
Ride south to the quieter Trà Ôn floating market and cross to Cù lao Mây, a lush fruit island of gardens, coconut candy and cottage workshops well off the tourist trail.
Vũng Liêm memorials
Head to Vũng Liêm for the Nam Kỳ Uprising monument and the memorial to former Prime Minister Võ Văn Kiệt, set among peaceful canal-side rice country.
Safety & riding tips
- Treat QL1A with respect. The national highway carries fast trucks and buses through the province — keep right, signal early and avoid it after dark where a smaller road exists.
- Mind the ferries and gangplanks. Board island ferries slowly, walk the bike over wet gangplanks and never rush a loading ramp.
- Watch narrow canal lanes. Island paths are barely a metre or two wide with a drop into the water on one side, so keep your speed low and stay alert.
- 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 Vĩnh Long city but thin out on the islands and back lanes, so top up before you head off.
Heading to Hội An or Đà Nẵng next?
Travelling up to Hội An? Rent with Anh Khoa
Vĩnh Long is a beautiful slice of the Mekong Delta — 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 Vĩnh Long — but the central coast is well worth the trip.)
See Hội An motorbike rental →Vinh Long motorbike rental FAQ
How much is motorbike rental in Vinh Long in 2026?
Around 90,000–130,000₫ (about $4–5) a day for a scooter or manual bike, and up to 150,000₫ for a newer automatic. Multi-day and weekly hires are usually discounted.
Can foreigners legally rent and ride in Vĩnh Long?
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.
How do I get to An Bình island with a motorbike?
Small passenger ferries cross from the Vĩnh Long city landing to An Bình throughout the day, carrying bikes for a few thousand đồng. Your homestay host can point you to the right pier.
What are the must-see sights around Vĩnh Long?
The orchards and homestays of An Bình island, the red-brick kilns of Mang Thít, the Văn Thánh Miếu temple and the floating markets at Cái Bè and Trà Ôn are all within an easy ride.
When is the best time to ride in Vĩnh Long?
The dry season from November to April is easiest for riding, while the May–August fruit season is hotter and wetter but the orchards are at their most abundant and beautiful.
Can I ride from Vĩnh Long to Cần Thơ or Sa Đéc?
Easily — Cần Thơ is only about 35 km south and Sa Đéc a similar hop north, both making excellent day rides or onward legs across the delta.
Are the floating markets worth an early start?
Very much so. Cái Bè and Trà Ôn are busiest and most photogenic just after sunrise, so aim to be riverside by around 6am before the boats thin out.
Do I need a deposit to rent a bike?
Usually a passport copy or 1–3 million₫ in cash. Some homestays, such as Lộc Phúc, rent on ID alone 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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