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Motorbike Rental Da Nang: Price per Day, Week, Month (2026)

Gia Huy is the cheapest by the month, with manual bikes from VND 1,500,000. For an easy first rental, pick DanangBike: hotel delivery, and no passport held. Choose Tuan for a big bike or an electric scooter with a battery swap.

On this page
  1. Quick picks
  2. Prices and deposits side by side
  3. Gia Huy — cheapest month, delivery to airport or station
  4. DanangBike — easiest first rental, hotel delivery
  5. Tuan Motorbike Rental — big bikes, e-scooters, one-way trips
  6. AZ Danang Motorbike Rental — three branches, cheap board prices
  7. Motorbike Rental Da Nang — no deposit, photo of passport
  8. danangmotorbikerental.org — free delivery, return ticket waives the deposit
  9. Bao Tin Travel — cheap petrol bikes
  10. Licence, passport and buying instead
  11. Common questions

For a month on a budget, go to Gia Huy: manual bikes start at about VND 1,500,000 a month. For an easy first rental, pick DanangBike, which brings the bike to your hotel and keeps no passport. For a big touring bike or an electric scooter, choose Tuan.

Quick picks

Gia Huy is the cheapest by the month, from VND 1,500,000, and delivers free to the airport and the station. DanangBike is the easy first rental, with delivery and no passport held. Motorbike Rental Da Nang takes a photo of your passport instead of a cash deposit. For a big bike or a one-way trip, go to Tuan.

Prices and deposits side by side

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Shop Per day Per month Deposit
Gia Huy VND 90,000 to 150,000 VND 1,500,000 to 4,500,000 none for most customers
DanangBike from VND 190,000 from VND 3,500,000 none for standard rentals, no passport held
Motorbike Rental Da Nang VND 200,000 to 350,000 VND 2,500,000 to 4,500,000 none, a passport photo is enough
Tuan US$8 for a Honda Wave — passport or cash
AZ VND 100,000 for a Wave — passport
danangmotorbikerental.org US$6 to 8 — none with a return ticket
Bao Tin Travel VND 80,000 to 150,000 for automatics — none unless you lack a Vietnamese ID card or passport

Gia Huy — cheapest month, delivery to airport or station

A red Honda scooter with a green helmet on the seat, parked in a covered bay with a row of other bikes beside it.
A Gia Huy bike with its green helmet.

Gia Huy suits a budget month, and the owner brings a bike to your door quickly. Manual bikes cost VND 1,500,000 to 2,500,000 a month, and automatics go up to VND 4,500,000. A day on a Yamaha Sirius is VND 100,000, and a Honda AirBlade is VND 150,000. Every bike comes with two helmets and a litre of fuel.

Most customers pay no cash deposit and just send a photo of an ID card and a driving licence. The shop wants an A1 or A2 licence.

Good for

  • A cheap month in Da Nang.
  • Arriving by air or train, since delivery there is free.

Skip if

  • You have no motorcycle licence, because the shop asks for one.
A blue Honda scooter and a red bike with green helmets on the seat, parked on a paved pavement outside a hotel.
Gia Huy bikes parked on the pavement.

Practical: 152 Duy Tan, Hai Chau, and 126/6 Tran Cao Van, Thanh Khe. Open Gia Huy in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

DanangBike — easiest first rental, hotel delivery

A row of six scooters in red, black, grey and white parked in front of a hedge on a paved street.
A row of DanangBike scooters parked on the street.

Your scooter comes to the hotel, no passport is kept and standard rentals take no cash deposit. Delivery is free from five days, and shorter rentals pay VND 180,000. A 50cc scooter starts at VND 195,000 a day and VND 4,500,000 a month. Two helmets and two raincoats come with it.

Good for

  • A first rental with little paperwork.
  • A week or longer, because delivery is then free.

Skip if

  • You want a Vision, Grande, Vespa or PCX but have no motorcycle licence, since the shop asks for one on those.
  • You want the cheapest month: it is VND 3,500,000, and only for an electric scooter.
A red Vespa-style scooter parked on a paved pavement between a black scooter and a grey Honda.
A scooter parked outside a DanangBike rental.

Practical: 342/70 Hoang Van Thai, handovers daily from 07:00 to 21:00, WhatsApp support in English. Open DanangBike in Google Maps (opens in a new tab) · danangbike.com (opens in a new tab)

DanangBike's rate cards for the Honda Vision and Yamaha Grande (daily from VND 260,000, 30 days from VND 5,500,000) and Vespa and Honda PCX scooters.
Starting scooter rates on DanangBike's price page. Source: DanangBike - rate overview (daily, 7 days, 30 days by category) (opens in a new tab), captured 29 September 2026

Tuan Motorbike Rental — big bikes, e-scooters, one-way trips

Red Tuan Motorbikes Rental signboards on a Da Nang street with a red scooter and a red Honda parked in front.
The Tuan Motorbike Rental signboards and bikes at the shop.

Tuan is the pick for touring: the list includes the Honda Transalp 750, the ADV350 and the XR, and there is a branch in Hoi An. One-way rides work, for example Hue to Hoi An. Electric riders can swap to a fully charged scooter, even in Hoi An. A Honda Wave is US$8 a day.

Bring your passport or ID and a licence or international permit, plus a refundable deposit. The deposit can be a passport or cash.

Good for

  • Big touring bikes and one-way trips.
  • Electric scooters with a battery swap.

Skip if

  • You want a good helmet, because they are basic or smelly.
The top of Tuan Motorbike Rental's price table in US dollars per day by city, with the Honda Wave at $8 a day in the Da Nang column.
Daily prices by city on Tuan Motorbike Rental's pricing page. Source: Tuan Motorbike Rental - USD per day by branch (opens in a new tab), captured 29 September 2026

Practical: 105 Cao Ba Quat, Son Tra, open daily from 7:30 AM to 7:00 PM. Open Tuan in Google Maps (opens in a new tab) · +84 796 418 956 · tuanmotorbike.com (opens in a new tab)

AZ Danang Motorbike Rental — three branches, cheap board prices

Six Honda scooters in white, black and red parked in a line in front of a black gate in a narrow street.
Scooters lined up by AZ Danang Motorbike Rental.

AZ has three branches, in Hai Chau, Son Tra and Ngu Hanh Son. The price includes a helmet, a raincoat, delivery and a litre of petrol, subject to availability. The board lists a Wave at VND 100,000 for 1 to 3 days, but it does not say per what, so confirm before you ride off.

Good for

  • Picking the branch nearest your stay.

Skip if

  • You would rather keep your passport, because AZ holds it as the deposit.
Four red and blue Honda scooters parked along a yellow line on a city pavement.
Scooters on the pavement outside AZ Danang Motorbike Rental.

Practical: open daily from 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM. Open AZ in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

Motorbike Rental Da Nang — no deposit, photo of passport

This is the no-deposit option: send a photo of your passport and the bike is delivered anywhere in Da Nang, airport and bus station included. A Yamaha Nouvo 6 is VND 200,000 a day, and a Honda PCX2 is VND 350,000.

Good for

  • Keeping your cash and your passport free.

Skip if

  • You want to see the bike first, because the shop has no street address.

danangmotorbikerental.org — free delivery, return ticket waives the deposit

Show a return flight or train ticket and you leave no cash deposit. Without one, the shop keeps your original ID card or passport. Delivery and return are free in central Da Nang, and a Honda Wave Alpha is US$6 a day.

Skip if

  • You want a street address: the shop gives only “Da Nang City”.

Bao Tin Travel — cheap petrol bikes

Four yellow electric scooters parked in a row under a large signboard reading Bao Tin Travel motorbike rental.
Scooters lined up under the Bao Tin Travel signboard.

Bao Tin is for a cheap petrol bike: automatics run VND 80,000 to 150,000 a day. Delivery is free in the inner city. Expect a deposit unless you hold both a Vietnamese ID card and a passport.

Yellow scooters and a black scooter parked on a paved pavement beside a shop with umbrellas and a board of bike models.
Scooters on the pavement at a Bao Tin Travel shop.

Practical: 179/2 Nguyen Van Thoai and 190a Vo Nguyen Giap in Son Tra, open 07:30 to 19:30. Open Bao Tin in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

Licence, passport and buying instead

Check whether your home licence plus an international permit is enough: Driving in Vietnam as a Foreigner: Licence, IDP and Conversion Rules covers it. For a stay of months, compare the monthly rates above with registering a bike in your own name.

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Not confirmed: Month prices at Bao Tin and AZ (AZ's 1-month column has no unit). Which licence each shop accepts from foreigners: not published, so check with the shop before you pay.

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Common questions

Which shop is cheapest for a month?

Gia Huy: manual bikes from VND 1,500,000 a month and automatics from VND 2,500,000.

Do I have to leave my passport with the shop?

Not at every shop. DanangBike keeps no passport, Gia Huy asks most customers for a photo of an ID card and licence, and Motorbike Rental Da Nang asks for a passport photo. AZ keeps your passport as the deposit.

Will the shop bring the bike to my hotel or the airport?

At several shops, yes. Gia Huy delivers free to the airport, train station and central hotels, and Motorbike Rental Da Nang delivers anywhere in Da Nang.

Can I rent an electric scooter?

Yes. Tuan rents them and lets you swap for a fully charged one, even in Hoi An. DanangBike electric scooters start from VND 190,000 a day.

Does a shop's licence requirement mean that is the law?

No. Each shop sets its own rental conditions, and those are separate from the law. For what the law says about driving as a foreigner, see the driving licence guide.

Should I rent for months or buy a motorbike?

For a long stay, the registration guide explains what buying and registering a bike in your own name involves. Set it against the monthly rates in the table.

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Comments (5)

  1. Fatalgardener

    Scooter rent in HCMC and return in DaNang Hi all, I am going to Vietnam in jan27 and have 1 month to explore. As I already have been in the north and several other spots like dalat and Hoi an, I want to rent a scooter and make my way along the coast from HCMC to Hoi an., but I want to. Make it one way and fly back home from da nang in Feb. Can anyone please recommend me a scooter rental with good quality scooters to rent in/around HCMC and where I can give back the scooter in danang?

    2 replies

    1. Kosaki_Misamaki

      Just keep in mind 2026 has changed the way of renting scooters, you need an international license with Vietnamese translation You can go with any Vietnamese motorcycle agency, just tell them what you wanna do and they will help you

    2. KKQ307

      Bike for rent is always get "fixed" so their engine is shjit and don't run very far. They can barely move up and down the hills in Da Nang, left alone a long trip from HCMC to Da Nang so forget about that, hire a rental car + driver that can drive you everywhere make more sense but it will triple the cost.

  2. bagoslime

    Motorbike rental as experienced American rider I know simimalir things have been asked a million times, and I have searched and done my research but I would like some insight to my specific scenario. My girlfriend (32usa) and I (32usa) will be visiting vietnam in April. We are both pretty experience riders in the u.s, i am a mechanic and we both own multiple motorcycles. It has been a dream of ours forever to ride bikes up the coast in vietnam. Our plan is to fly into Saigon, stay in hostels for 2 days, then fly to danang and rent bikes for 2 weeks, eventually ending our trip in Hanoi 2 weeks later. Various stops along the way. Probably turn them in when we get to Hanoi, as Im not comfortable with the extreme urban traffic of hcm and hanoi. After doing some research, it appears usa IDP is not valid in vietnam. I have read control stops are rare, and to carry 200-500k coffee money for the locals. Is it advisable for us to do some pretty lengthy country riding, eg, danang to hoi an to hue to ninh binh and then up to ha giang, sa pa etc? How has the controllers been lately? Again, we are both experienced riders. We have travel insurance, but i dont think that will apply to motorcycles as idp is not valid from our country. Thank you for your consideration, we are very excited to explore vietnam and immerse in the culture.

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  1. Grand-Construction86

    Bike/scooter rental reco to ride with kid I’ll be travelling to da nang in jan with my wife and our son who just turned 6 and he weighs approx 25kg. Which scooter/automatic that you ll recommend for us to ride together? Anything under 150cc and not more than that. Is it acceptable to ride with your kid at front (or back if thats possible) along with 2 adults? I will be staying in blusun hotel at my khe beach. Any good rentals around that place who can accept cash deposit and not the passport?

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