150cc and Big Bike Rental in Phu Quoc

What it is and who it suits

A 150cc or big bike is a more powerful rental for passengers, hills and long coastal rides. Listings for big bikes show about VND 1,450,000 to 1,600,000 per day, a guide range checked on 5 November 2026. Prices for 125 to 160cc bikes depend on the model and the operator and are confirmed on WhatsApp. Most rental bikes on the island are between 100cc and 160cc.

Local sources say shops now push hardest on bikes of 150cc and up, including the Honda PCX 160, Honda Vario 160 and Yamaha NVX 155. The NVX 155 is described as a 155cc maxi-scooter suited to two-up coastal touring, with more power and better footing on sand and dirt than smaller scooters. Guides also name the Honda Airblade for island and beach roads.

If you ride alone on main roads, a smaller bike may be enough. See Manual and Semi-Automatic Bike Rental Phu Quoc for the budget option.

What is included

Inclusions belong to each operator, and we do not promise a standard package. Ask whether your quote includes:

• a helmet for you and for your passenger
• fuel at pickup
• delivery to your hotel or the airport
• insurance or damage terms
• under-seat storage or a rack for luggage
• help if the bike breaks down

Some models are described with larger under-seat storage, wider tyres for sandy patches and comfortable suspension for long island loops. Check the exact model you are quoted.

Price range

Figures differ by operator. This is a guide range checked on 5 November 2026.

Outlier: one listing shows only VND 116,700, so ask what bike and what rental period it covers.

The price moves with the model and its age, the number of days, the season and the deposit terms. For a lighter option, see Automatic Scooter Rental Per Day in Phu Quoc.

How to book and what to check

1. Message us on WhatsApp with your dates, pickup point and whether you carry a passenger or luggage.
2. We arrange it with local partners and confirm the exact price in the chat before you pay.
3. Confirm these points:
   • bike model and year
   • helmet for each rider
   • deposit and what it covers
   • fuel level at pickup and return
   • insurance and damage terms
   • delivery or pickup point
   • payment method
   • cancellation terms

Local sources describe the usual process as handing over a photo of your passport and either a cash deposit or the passport itself. Ask what your operator does.

Safety and conditions

• Operators and local sources report that a petrol bike over 50cc needs a motorbike licence plus a valid 1968 IDP, with category A1 for up to 125cc and category A above 125cc. Some shops may not check, but that does not change the reported rule. Confirm the current rule on WhatsApp or on the beach.
• The driver is reported to need to be 18 or older, and foreign guests show their passport at pickup.
• Larger bikes are heavier. Practise a slow turn before you carry a passenger.
• Check brakes, tyres, lights and mirrors, and photograph any marks.
• For hills and long days, read Best Motorbike for Phu Quoc Hills and Long Routes.

Message us on WhatsApp for the exact price on your dates.