
One-way rentals · from our shop in Dalat
Start in Dalat. Finish wherever your trip does.
No riding back the way you came. Pick the bike up here, ride as far as you like, and hand it to our partner in the city where your journey ends.
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Drop-off cities, Nha Trang to Hanoi
Up to 3 months
How long you can keep the bike
1500 km
Our longest route — Dalat to Hanoi
The routes
Pick a city and see the ride
Distances are the short way round; most riders take longer and stop more. Tap a city for the distance, how long we suggest you take, and a quote.
One-way drop-offs
Ride out of Dalat, leave the bike there
Pick a city to see the distance and how long we suggest you take. One-way prices are quoted per route — message us and we will come back with a number.
Drop-off cities
Where riders leave the bike
Nine cities, from an afternoon over the pass to a month up the length of the country. The places listed are simply what is worth seeing there or on the way.
South-central coast
Dalat → Nha Trang
135 km1–2 daysKhanh Le Pass · Nha Trang beaches · Ponagar Cham towers
Get a quotefor a one-way rental to Nha TrangSouth-central coast
Dalat → Mui Ne
160 km1–2 daysSand dunes · Fishing village bay · Coastal road from Phan Thiet
Get a quotefor a one-way rental to Mui NeSouth
Dalat → Ho Chi Minh City
300 km2–3 daysSaigon's Old Quarter streets · Mekong Delta day trips
Get a quotefor a one-way rental to Ho Chi Minh CityCentral Highlands
Dalat → Buon Ma Thuot
200 km1–2 daysCoffee country · Lak Lake · Dray Nur waterfalls
Get a quotefor a one-way rental to Buon Ma ThuotSouth-central coast
Dalat → Quy Nhon
350 km2–3 daysQuiet beaches · Banh It Cham towers · Ky Co coast road
Get a quotefor a one-way rental to Quy NhonCentral coast
Dalat → Hoi An
750 km5–7 daysAncient Town (UNESCO) · An Bang beach · Marble Mountains
Get a quotefor a one-way rental to Hoi AnCentral coast
Dalat → Da Nang
780 km5–7 daysMy Khe beach · Hai Van Pass · Ba Na hills
Get a quotefor a one-way rental to Da NangCentral coast
Dalat → Hue
870 km6–8 daysImperial Citadel · Hai Van Pass · Perfume River tombs
Get a quotefor a one-way rental to HueNorth
Dalat → Hanoi
1500 km2–3 weeksRentals up to 3 monthsOld Quarter · Hoan Kiem Lake · Ho Chi Minh Trail inland route
Get a quotefor a one-way rental to Hanoi
Riding to somewhere that isn’t on the list? Ask anyway — tell us the city and we’ll say whether we can arrange a drop-off there.
How a one-way rental works
Four steps, no surprises
It is the same bike, the same contract and the same phone number as any rental with us — it just ends in a different city.
01
Tell us where you finish
Message us your dates, the bike you have in mind and the city you want to leave it in. We come back with availability and one total price.
02
Pick up in Dalat
Collect the bike at our shop in the centre of Dalat. We go through it together and you get a written rental contract and the vehicle papers (blue card).
03
Ride, at your own pace
Take the days you need. Flat tyre or something rattling? Call or WhatsApp us — most small jobs are fixed at any roadside mechanic and we refund the cost.
04
Hand it to our partner
Leave the bike with our partner in the destination city. We give you the exact drop-off address when you book.
Included in every one-way rental
What comes with the bike
- Serviced bike with luggage rack and bungee straps
- Helmet (two for couples) and rain poncho
- Phone holder and USB charger on most bikes
- Written rental contract and vehicle papers (blue card)
- Roadside help by phone, 24/7, anywhere on your route
What you need
What to bring us
- A copy of your passport — we never keep your original passport
- International Driving Permit (1968 convention, motorcycle category) plus your home licence — required for every self-ride rental
- A cash deposit — ask us for the amount
Vietnamese law requires an International Driving Permit (1968 convention) with your home licence, and travel insurance often won’t pay out without one — please check your policy.
Before you book
Riding yourself? You need an International Driving Permit
- An International Driving Permit issued under the 1968 Vienna Convention, with the motorcycle category (A) ticked.
- Your home driving licence — the permit is only valid together with it.
- Bring both to the shop. Police checkpoints ask for them, and travel insurance usually will not pay out without them.
- Some countries only issue the older 1949 permit (for example the USA, Canada and Australia). If that is you, message us before booking and we will tell you honestly what that means for riding here.
No permit? You can still see everything on the back of a guide’s bike on our guided tours. Not sure what your permit is? Send us a photo on WhatsApp and we will check it for you.
Straight talk about price
Why there is no one-way price list
A one-way rental depends on three things: which bike you take, how many days you keep it, and which city you drop it in. We would rather ask you those three questions and reply with one total than publish a table that is wrong for your trip.
- The price we send is the total — the bike, the papers and the drop-off, all in.
- In high season our advice is to book ahead: the adventure bikes go first.
- Changed your plans? Tell us as early as you can and we will rearrange it.
Bikes you can take one-way
Which bikes travel
Long-distance rentals are quoted per trip, so no price is shown here. Day rates for riding around Dalat are on the rentals page.
Dalat onlyHonda Vision 110 — great around town, but it stays in the city.
Request a one-way rental
Send your dates, get one total
Fill this in and it opens WhatsApp with your trip already written out. We reply with availability and the exact price — nothing to pay to ask.
Prefer to type it yourself? Message us and say where you want to finish.


