Vietnam Motorbike Tour Prices for 2026

If you’re thinking about planning a to ride in Vietnam in 2026, you’ll want to understand how much it costs and why the prices vary so much. Of-course, in this website, we only talk big motorbike tours and by that, we it means anything over 500cc with some exception on smaller CC dirt bikes. Here’s a full breakdown of what to expect and what drives the price up or down.

Typical Price Ranges

If you’re planning a motorbike trip, prices can vary a lot depending on how you travel, where you plan to ride and when, by date, I meant, if it’s during the lunar new year (usually around late January to mid-Feb), when service, hotels and flight tickets increase up to 30% or even more.

For a fully guided and all-inclusive price, where the bike, guide, quality accommodation, and meals are covered, we as a local motorbike tour operator, charge around US$160 to US$250 per rider per day. The price usually depends on the bike size and how many people are in your group.

For example, our listed price for 2026 (no changed compare to 2025), we offer rates at about US$190 per day for a solo rider on a 150cc bike, or around US$160 per day if there are four or more riders. Yes, you may find basic rentals for smaller 50cc scooters which typically cost at around US$15 to US$40 per day, and you’ll need to handle your own accommodation and food (We are not renting bike here and we don’t even have any smaller bike for less than a 150cc on our garage), just mention it as a reference so riders (mainly backpackers knows about this).

Some travelers who do fully independent road trips, organizing everything themselves, say they spend around US$100 to US$150 per day, including fuel, meals, and simple lodging. which is summing up the same price as if they book a motorbike tour with us.

Motorbike Type & Services along the trip

The type, size, and condition of your motorbike make a big difference in cost. At Vietnamese Motorbike Tours, smaller bikes like the Honda XR150L are generally the most affordable option, starting at around US$165 per day for a group of 4 riders. Larger models such as the CRF250 or CRF300 cost more, while premium or heavy-duty bikes, like 500cc models or BMW GS, or Triump Tiger 1200, can raise the price even higher.

A rider emailed us, asked if there are anything larger than 500cc in Vietnam? Well, now in Vietnam, there are a large market of motorcycles, anything can be purchased within an hour through the dealerships, so, a 500cc is like a little bike for most riders. Anyways, 150–500cc bikes are the most common and practical for most routes, while anything above 500cc can be located upon request for any of our tours.

It’s best to choose a bike that matches your skill level and the terrain you plan to ride. Bigger isn’t always better, but we suggest it for adventure off-road ride across Vietnam for trips more Han 10 days.

Size of the group and duration of the ride

Group size also plays a big role in how much your motorbike tour costs. At Vietnamese Motorbike Tours, prices per rider usually go down when more people join the trip. A solo rider might pay around US$190 per day, while a group of three to five riders could pay closer to US$170 per day each. Of course this is an all-inclusive service, even fuel is covered.

Additionally, for the group of more than 5, we won’t be charing the single surcharge if eh ride is anything for more than 10 days.

No extra charge for Route Difficulty & Remoteness

No extra charge for route difficulty and location, at Vietnamese Motorbike Tours, we keep things simple, you won’t pay extra for choosing a tougher or off-road route. Whether you’re riding the mountain loops of Ha Giang or following more relaxed on-road routes, our pricing stays the same.

Some tour provider charge more for remote areas because of added logistics, mechanics, or bike transport, but we believe every rider deserves the freedom to explore without hidden costs. The only potential extra charge applies if your start or end point is outside major hubs like Hanoi, since that may require bike repositioning.

Weather and season can affect travel conditions, but we don’t raise prices because of it, just plan accordingly for slower travel during the rainy months.

Things to Spend Extra On (Worth It)

Having the right setup makes all the difference on a motorbike tour prices. A good-quality, well-maintained bike keeps the trip smooth and worry-free, because nothing spoils the adventure faster than breaking down in the middle of nowhere.

An experienced local guide can completely change the experience. They know the roads, the hidden back routes, and the little villages that most riders would never find on their own. That kind of local knowledge makes the ride not only safer but also far more rewarding.

Insurance and spare parts support are just as important, (we suggest you to buy your own insurance and make su it covers you while in Vietnam), especially when you’re exploring remote or mountain areas. And after a long day of riding, there’s nothing better than a clean, comfortable place to rest, a soft bed and a hot shower are small comforts that make a big difference.

Final Thoughts on motorbike tour prices in Vietnam for 2026

If I were to sum it up: yes, you can definitely plan a motorbike tour in Vietnam for 2026 with clarity around price, but the cost depends heavily on your choices. From my own ride through northern Vietnam, I saw the difference between “basic and good” vs “premium and remote” clearly.

If your budget is US$150-200 per day, you can get a fantastic all-inclusive guided tour with decent bike and support. If you push into US$220-300+ per day, you are entering premium range (large adventure bike, private ride, remote route).