Motorbike rental in Nha Trang
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Renting a motorbike in Nha Trang
This page lists 12 listings for motorbike rental in Nha Trang, by the day, week or month. A listing usually shows the model, type and engine size, the deposit, whether helmets are included and whether the bike can be delivered to your door. Motorbike rental prices per day: median 100K ₫, with half of the listings between 70K ₫ and 230K ₫.
Among listings with an area given, most are in North Nha Trang (1), in West Nha Trang (1).
Deposits differ: listings mark them as no deposit, a cash deposit or a passport, so clarify the terms and the return date before you take the bike. Inspect the bike with the owner and photograph any scratches to avoid disputes later.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a motorbike rental cost in Nha Trang?
Motorbike rental prices per day: median 100K ₫, with half of the listings between 70K ₫ and 230K ₫. The price depends on the model, the rental period and the deposit.
What is a deposit when renting a motorbike?
A deposit is money or a document that the owner keeps until the bike is returned. Listings mark it separately: no deposit, a cash deposit or a passport. Clarify the amount, the return terms and what counts as damage beforehand.
What is included in a motorbike rental?
It depends on the owner: a listing says whether helmets are included and whether the bike is delivered to your door. Ask about insurance, fuel and replacement in case of a breakdown before you pay.
Motorbike rental in Nha Trang: shops and private owners
A motorbike is the quickest way to get freedom in Nha Trang, and renting one takes a single phone call. This page lists bikes offered by rental shops and by private owners, so you can compare prices and conditions before you choose. A scooter can be taken for a few days, for a month or for the whole season.
You can rent a motorbike in Nha Trang for any period. The longer the term, the lower the daily cost, and many owners agree to a discount if you keep the bike for several months.
Which scooter to rent: Air Blade, Lead, PCX or NVX
For city riding, an automatic 110 to 125 cc scooter is enough. The Honda Air Blade, Honda Lead and Vision are economical, easy to park and simple to repair. Maxi-scooters such as the Honda PCX and Yamaha NVX are more comfortable on longer rides and with a passenger, but they cost more to rent.
Prices depend on the model, its age and the season. Look at specific listings, and do not hesitate to negotiate if you take the bike for two months or more.
Deposit, helmet and rental terms
Owners normally ask for a deposit, most often in cash and sometimes your passport. It is better not to leave the original: you may need it for a hotel check-in or the bank. Some owners rent a scooter with no deposit, usually for a long term and under a written agreement.
Check these things before you pay:
- a helmet with a working strap for the rider and the passenger;
- brakes, lights, indicators and tyre wear;
- scratches and dents: film the bike together with the owner;
- fuel level and mileage at handover;
- who pays for oil changes and for faults that are not your fault.
Driving licence and insurance for renting a bike
A scooter up to 125 cc needs category A1, and more powerful bikes need category A. A foreign visitor can use a national licence with an international driving permit (IDP) under the 1968 Convention with category A open, or a Vietnamese licence. Only a moped up to 50 cc can be ridden without a licence.
Travel insurance often does not cover an accident if the rider had no valid licence. Ask the owner for the bike registration, known as the blue card (cà vẹt), and keep a copy with you in case of a police check.
Long-term bike rental: by the month or for the season
Long-term motorbike rental suits you if you work remotely or spend the winter here. Servicing and small repairs often stay with the owner. Agree on the term, the price and the way to extend it in advance, and ask what happens if the scooter has a serious breakdown. For a long stay, ask whether the owner can arrange delivery of the bike to your home.
If you are staying even longer, compare renting with buying: sometimes it is cheaper to buy a bike and sell it when you leave.