Monthly motorbike rental in Mui Ne
If you stay in Mui Ne for more than two weeks, renting by the month is cheaper: a month costs about the same as 10–12 days of daily rental. Below are typical prices by model, what to check at pick-up and which documents you need.
Find a bike on LocalGoMonthly prices by model
| Model | Per month | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Yamaha Nouvo | ≈1.5M VND | The cheapest option for getting around Mui Ne |
| Honda Vision, Honda Air Blade 110–125cc | ≈1.7M VND | Town, beach and short rides for two |
| Yamaha NVX 125 | ≈2M VND | More comfortable on longer rides, bigger storage |
| Yamaha NVX 155, Honda PCX | ≈2.5–3M VND | Trips to Phan Thiet and out of town, more power and stability |
. Reference figures from public price lists and timetables; confirm the exact price and terms with the provider on LocalGo.
What to check when you pick up the bike
- Photograph the bike from all sides and the dashboard with the date and mileage.
- Check brakes, lights, indicators, horn and tyre pressure.
- Ask who pays for oil changes and small repairs during the month.
- Ask for two helmets and the bike's registration card.
- Agree on early return and what happens to the payment.
Documents and safety
- Vietnamese rules require a category A licence or an International Driving Permit with category A, plus a helmet.
- Motorbikes are not allowed on the Ho Chi Minh City – Phan Thiet expressway (CT01); riders use QL1A or QL55 instead.
- Don't leave your passport as a deposit without a receipt; if a cash deposit is required, write down the amount and refund terms.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a monthly motorbike rental in Mui Ne?
About 1.5–1.7M VND for a 110–125cc scooter and 2–3M VND for a Yamaha NVX or Honda PCX. Paying by the day would cost 3.6–9M VND for a month.
Is maintenance included in a monthly rental?
Many shops include maintenance and free delivery in Mui Ne and Phan Thiet. Confirm it in advance, especially oil changes and tyre repairs.
Can I ride a rented bike to Ho Chi Minh City?
Technically yes, but motorbikes can't use the expressway, and the QL1A road takes 6 hours or more. A transfer or bus is more practical.