Motorbike Rental in Da Lat for Groups of Friends: How It Works

Book ahead for 4 or more bikes

For a group, message us a day or two before — especially for weekends and holidays, when many bikes are already booked. Tell us:

• how many bikes and which models (Honda Vision, Honda Air Blade, electric scooter);
• the pick-up date and time, and how many days;
• whether you'll come to the shop or need delivery to your hotel.

We confirm by message so everyone knows the plan. Our online booking guide explains what to send.

Price and documents

Every bike costs 150,000 VND per day — the same fixed price for every model, for one bike or ten. There is no cash deposit: each bike is rented against a passport (foreign guests) or an ID card (Vietnamese guests). Every bike comes with a free helmet and a phone holder, and gas scooters come with 1 liter of fuel. A rental day runs from pick-up until 21:00.

Choosing the right mix of bikes

• Honda Air Blade 125cc: the best choice for riders carrying a passenger and for hill roads and passes.
• Honda Vision 110cc: light and easy — good for less experienced riders on city streets and day trips.
• Electric scooter: quiet and fun in the city, max 2 riders under 140 kg combined; not for long steep passes such as Prenn, Mimosa or Lang Biang.

Plan the route for the slowest bike in the group. If you're heading out of town on hill roads, put everyone on gas scooters. Travelling as couples? See our tips on renting a motorbike for two people.

Pick-up for a group

Our shop opens at 4:30 am, which helps when a group wants an early start. For every bike we do a short test ride and take a video of its condition together with you, so it's worth arriving a little early rather than all at the last minute. For rentals of 2 days or more we deliver free to hotels in central Da Lat — for shorter rentals, just message us.

Riding together safely

• Lead and sweep: the most confident rider goes first, another experienced rider goes last.
• Ride in a line, not side by side, and keep a safe gap.
• Agree on regroup points — a café, a fuel station, a viewpoint — instead of trying to keep everyone in sight.
• Share a map pin of each stop in your group chat; the phone holder keeps navigation hands-free.
• Vietnam drives on the right. Don't rush through intersections to keep up with the group.
• No alcohol or beer when riding, and strictly follow Vietnamese traffic law.

Good group routes

Tuyen Lam Lake, the waterfalls south of town and the city centre are easy for mixed groups. For hill roads with views, see our guide to scenic roads around Da Lat — on gas scooters only.

Book bikes for your group

Send us your group size and dates on WhatsApp, Zalo, Telegram or WeChat, and see all our bikes on the Da Lat motorbike rental page. We'll prepare the bikes so your group can ride off together.

Written by Ngô Văn Phú (Phu) – owner of Van Phu Dalat, local travel services in Da Lat since 2018: motorbike rental, homestay and villa booking. About me →