Style Motorbikes · Laos

Motorbike Rental in Pakse

Quality bikes from $18 to $60 a day and your gateway to the famous Bolaven Plateau Loop and the 4,000 Islands of southern Laos.

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$18+ per day
8am–6pm open daily
One-way rentals
Full fleet quality bikes

Style Motorbikes offers motorbike rental in Pakse from $18 to $60 per day, with a full fleet of quality bikes available from our Pakse shop. Open every day from 8am to 6pm, Pakse is the main city of southern Laos and the gateway to the famous Bolaven Plateau Loop — one of the best motorbike routes in Southeast Asia. The city has strong transport connections to Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand, making it an increasingly popular entry point for riders arriving from neighbouring countries and heading north through Laos.

Bikes Available in Pakse

We stock the full Style Motorbikes Laos fleet in Pakse, from the beginner-friendly Yamaha PG-1 to the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 and CF Moto 450MT for experienced adventure riders. All pricing shown is in USD.

Bike	Type	Per Day	2 Weeks	1 Month	6 Weeks
Yamaha PG-1 115cc	Semi-automatic	$18	$225	$360	$440
Haojue GN125	Manual	$20	$250	$400	$470
Honda CRF150	Manual — trail	$25	$315	$495	$560
Haojue NK150	Manual — trail	$25	$315	$495	$560
Kawasaki KLX230 *	Manual — enduro	$40	$500	$790	$925
Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 *	Manual — adventure	$50	$630	$1,000	$1,175
Suzuki V-Strom 250 *	Manual — adventure	$50	$630	$1,000	$1,175
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 *	Manual — adventure	$60	$750	$1,180	$1,380
CF Moto 450MT *	Manual — adventure	$60	$750	$1,180	$1,380

* Side panniers included with KLX230, Himalayan 411, Himalayan 450, and CF Moto 450MT.

style motorbikes pakse shop laos with kawasaki and yamaha bikes

Not sure which bike suits your trip? See our full bike comparison page for detailed specs and recommendations by experience level.

What Is Included with Every Rental

Every rental includes the following at no extra cost:

Basic helmet
Phone holder and USB charger
Luggage rack
Bungee cord
Copy of registration card
Bike lock

Side panniers are also included with the KLX230, Royal Enfield Himalayan 411, Royal Enfield Himalayan 450, and CF Moto 450MT.

Deposit

A deposit is required for all rentals. You can leave either your passport or a cash deposit — the amount varies by bike. The deposit is fully refunded when the bike is returned in the same condition.

Bike	Deposit
Yamaha PG-1	$500 or passport
Haojue GN125	$800 or passport
Honda CRF150 / Haojue NK150	$1,000 or passport
KLX230 / Himalayan 411 / V-Strom 250 / Himalayan 450 / CF Moto 450MT	$1,500 or passport

We accept cash in USD, Euro, AUD, GBP or LAK and card payments.

One-Way Rentals from Pakse

Pakse is the southern anchor of our Laos network, making it the natural end point for riders travelling south through the country — or the starting point for those who want to ride north. Our one-way rental option lets you pick up in Pakse and drop off in Vientiane or Luang Prabang, or arrive in Pakse after a long ride from the north.

One-way routes from Pakse:

Pakse → Vientiane — ride north through Savannakhet and central Laos
Pakse → Luang Prabang — ride the full length of Laos north to the mountains
Pakse → Vientiane → Luang Prabang — the complete south-to-north crossing

See our one-way motorbike rental Laos guide for full details.

Popular Routes from Pakse

Pakse is the best base in Laos for southern riding. The Bolaven Plateau, the 4,000 Islands, and the Xe Champhone Loop are all within reach, while the route north to Vientiane and beyond is one of the great Laos journeys.

Pakse Loop / Bolaven Plateau

The Pakse Loop — also known as the Bolaven Plateau Loop — is one of the most celebrated motorbike routes in Southeast Asia. A 3 to 5 day circuit from Pakse taking in coffee plantations, waterfalls, ethnic minority villages, and the cool highland climate of the plateau. The roads are a mix of tarmac and dirt, making it suitable for most bikes in our fleet, though the KLX230 or NK150 are particularly well suited to the dirt sections. See our dedicated Pakse Loop guide for a full day-by-day itinerary.

4,000 Islands (Si Phan Don)

Around 140km south of Pakse, Si Phan Don — the 4,000 Islands region — is where the Mekong River spreads wide across the Laos–Cambodia border. Don Det and Don Khon are the main islands, reachable by a short ferry crossing. This makes for an excellent 2 to 3 day side trip from Pakse before continuing the loop or heading north.

Connections to Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand

Pakse’s location in southern Laos makes it one of the best entry and exit points in the region. The Vang Tao / Chong Mek border crossing connects to Thailand, the Bo Y crossing leads to Vietnam’s Central Highlands, and the Veun Kham crossing connects to northern Cambodia. Riders planning a broader Southeast Asia itinerary often use Pakse as a hub. Our team can advise on border crossing requirements for bikes.

Shop Location & Opening Hours

Location: View on Google Maps

Opening hours: 8am – 6pm, every day

WhatsApp: +856 20 91 445 588

Email: contact@stylemotorbikes.com

tad sepa waterfall Pakse Loop, laos with a dirt bike 150cc

How to Book

Booking in advance is recommended — bikes fill up during peak season. The process is straightforward:

Message us on WhatsApp or email with your dates, preferred bike, and pickup location
We confirm availability and reserve your bike
Pay a deposit for longer rentals or higher-value bikes if required
Collect your bike from the shop — we will walk you through everything before you leave
Return to the same location, or drop off at one of our other Laos shops if booking a one-way rental

Summary

Style Motorbikes Pakse is the southern gateway to Laos riding. With the Bolaven Plateau Loop on your doorstep, easy connections to Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand, and one-way rental options to Vientiane and Luang Prabang, it is one of the most versatile starting points in our network. All rentals include a helmet, luggage rack, phone holder, and bike lock, with side panniers on the four adventure bikes.