Do you need a license to rent a bike in Phu Quoc?

Officially, riding a motorbike in Vietnam requires an international driving permit, category A. In practice, many tourists rent bikes without a license, but in a police check or an accident this can lead to a fine and insurance problems. For a safe ride, we recommend carrying an international permit.

Does the police check licenses in Phu Quoc?

Police checks in Phu Quoc are less frequent than in tourist capitals, but they do happen, especially in the town center, along the waterfront and near bridges. Officers sometimes stop riders at random, more often for traffic violations. It's always best to carry your license, a copy of your passport and the rental agreement.

Which bike is best for beginners?

Beginners are better off choosing automatic scooters of 110–125 cc. These models are easy to handle, fuel-efficient and well suited to the city. They are lighter, more stable and easier to park.

How much does it cost to rent a bike in Phu Quoc?

The average rental price is 120,000–250,000 VND per day, depending on the model and rental period. Weekly and monthly rentals usually come with discounts. Newer models and higher-powered bikes cost more.

Is it safe to ride a motorbike in Phu Quoc?

Phu Quoc is considered one of the most comfortable islands in Vietnam for riding a motorbike: traffic here is calmer than in big cities. The main thing is to wear a helmet, keep to the speed limit and stay alert on dirt roads and in the rain.

What should I check before renting a bike?

Before you set off, be sure to check: — brakes and lights, — tire condition, — indicators and horn, — fuel level, — helmets provided. It's also a good idea to photograph the bike from all sides to avoid disputes when you return it.

Where can I refuel and what fuel do I need?

Phu Quoc has official Petrolimex stations as well as small local fuel stops. Most scooters run on RON 92 or RON 95 petrol. Bottled fuel is commonly used, but it's better to choose trusted places.

How is parking in Phu Quoc?

Parking on the island is mostly free. Beaches, cafes and hotels usually have space for bikes. In tourist areas you may be asked for a small fee of 5,000–10,000 VND.

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Bike rental in Phu Quoc is a convenient and reliable way to get around the island freely, discovering beaches, waterfalls and the best spots without relying on taxis.

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Scooters Available for Rent in Phu Quoc

VinFast Electric Evo

100 km on a single charge

200 000 VND

from month — 3 500 000 VND

Honda PCX

Automatic

125 cc

250 000 VND

from month — 5,400,000 VND

Honda Lead 2018–2019

Automatic

125 cc

200,000 VND

from month — 3,120,000 VND

Honda SH

Automatic

125 cc

200 000 VND

from month — 3 500 000 VND

Yamaha NVX

Automatic

155 cc

250 000 VND

from month — from 4,800,000 VND

Honda Air Blade 2020–2023

Automatic

150 cc

200 000 VND

from month — 3 600 000 VND

How to Book a Bike with Delivery in Phu Quoc

Choose Your Bike

Browse our bike catalogue and pick the one that suits you. Chat with us, and tell us the date, time and the location where you would like the bike delivered.

Confirm your booking

Confirm your details and receive your booking confirmation. We will check every detail and prepare the bike for delivery.

Get Your Bike and Pay

Once the bike has been delivered to the address you chose, make your payment. We guarantee convenient delivery and quality service.

Motorbike Rental Terms in Phu Quoc

📄 No IDP Needed

An international driving permit is not required. Riding is simple and safe when you follow traffic rules.

🔐 Rental Deposit

Pay a deposit of 1,000,000 VND or leave your passport with the owner during the rental period.

📸 Document Records

We take a photo of your passport to register the rental and for our internal records.

💳 Easy Payment

Payment can be made in cash, by bank card or by bank transfer.

🚚 Delivery to Your Address

Delivery of the bike to your hotel or apartment costs 20,000 VND.

Tips for booking a bike in Phu Quoc

Prepare All Required Documents

Get your documents ready and check that they are still valid, so your rental goes smoothly and without last-minute problems.

Book Your Bike in Advance

Please book ahead, especially in peak season. This ensures a suitable model is available, saves time and gives you a comfortable start to your holiday.

Check the bike's condition

Check the technical condition: brakes, lights, tires, engine. Record any damage to avoid disputes and feel safe on every ride.

Consider road conditions

Consider the traffic: chaotic traffic, lots of bikes, sudden maneuvers. Keep your distance and stay alert on the road.

Deposit and payment

Check the deposit and payment options in advance. Ask for details on refunds, fines and terms to avoid misunderstandings when renting.

Plan your route in advance

Plan your route ahead: study roads, distances and fuel stops. This makes rides safer, more convenient and helps you save your time.

Phu Quoc Motorbike Route

Day 1: Duong Dong – Night Market – Long Beach

Distance: 15–20 km
Travel time: 30–40 minutes

Start your route in Duong Dong, the island's main town. Ride along the coast to Long Beach: a smooth road with great sea views and palm trees. In the evening, head to the Phu Quoc Night Market for dinner, fresh seafood and souvenirs. This is an ideal route for your first look at the island.

Day 2: Duong Dong – Suoi Tranh Waterfall – Pepper Farms

Distance: 25–30 km
Travel time: 45–60 minutes

Head inland to Suoi Tranh Waterfall, one of the most accessible and scenic waterfalls on Phu Quoc. Next, the route passes pepper farms, where you can see how the island's famous Phu Quoc pepper is grown and buy spices straight from the farmers.

Day 3: Duong Dong – Ham Ninh – East Coast

Distance: 30–35 km
Travel time: 50–60 minutes

In the morning, ride towards the Ham Ninh fishing village. The road is quiet, with sea views and mangroves. In the village, try fresh seafood and walk along the long pier. The east coast is less touristy, making it a great place for a relaxed ride and photos.

Day 4: Duong Dong – Hon Thom Cable Car – South Beaches

Distance: 40–45 km
Travel time: 1–1.5 hours

Head south to the Hon Thom cable car station, home to the longest cable car over the sea in the world. Along the way, you'll pass beautiful views, bays and viewpoints. After the ride, stop at the southern beaches, which are less crowded and great for swimming.

Day 5: Duong Dong – Phu Quoc National Park – Bai Thom Beach

Distance: 35–40 km
Travel time: 1–1.5 hours

The final route runs through Phu Quoc National Park: green jungle, hills and quiet. The road is narrow in places, but scenic. To finish, ride to Bai Thom Beach in the north of the island: wild nature, very few tourists and a real sense of adventure.