Looking to rent a motorbike in Laos but don’t know where to start? Style offers motorbike rentals between our three shops in Luang Prabang, Vientiane, and Pakse. We offer one-way motorbike rentals with helmets to work alongside your travel plans, supplemented with personalised guidance and customised routes to include more of the bits you want to see and less of the bits you don’t, to help create your ultimate motorbike adventure in Laos!
Vientiane <-> Pakse
7 Day+
700KM (Excuding Thakhek Loop)
A stunning 7.5 km-long river cave, carved by the Nam Hin Bun River, featuring immense limestone formations
One of the world's largest active river caves, featuring immense underground chambers carved by the Xe Bang Fai River,
A mysterious Iron Age archaeological landscape featuring thousands of massive, tubular stone jars. Laos’ third UNESCO World Heritage Site,
An off-the-beaten-path motorbike route near Savannakhet, offering diverse landscapes and rich culture
Details the shared history and struggle of Laos and Vietnam during the war.
A cool, fertile highland known for its lush coffee/tea plantations, stunning waterfalls (like Tad Fane), and rich ethnic cultures, offering a refreshing escape with rural landscapes, ethnic minority villages (Laven, Katu), and opportunities for adventure like motorbiking the scenic loop.
Si Phan Don, meaning "4,000 Islands," is a beautiful riverine archipelago in the Mekong River in southern Laos,
The Khone Phapheng Falls are a massive series of cascading waterfalls and rapids on the Mekong River in southern Laos, near the Cambodian border.
Vat Phou, Laos’ second UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dating from between the 11th and 13th centuries, it has been worshipped by Hindu, Buddhist, and animist pilgrims for centuries.
This route between The Capital and the largest city in the South incorporates side journeys to Phonsavan, Plain of Jars, Thakhek Loop, Xe Champhone Loop, Highway 9, Si Phan Don and Bolavean Plateau