How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Scooter in Labuan Bajo? (2026 Prices)

4 min readUpdated 9 November 2026✍️ Transbajo Team
Quick answerExpect to pay IDR 90,000–IDR 100,000 a day for a small automatic, IDR 150,000 for an NMAX or PCX and IDR 175,000 for a Honda ADV. Add roughly the price of a coffee per day for fuel. Weekly and monthly rentals come with a lower daily rate.
Contents
  1. Daily scooter rental prices in Labuan Bajo
  2. What's included (and what isn't)
  3. How much will you spend on fuel?
  4. The deposit
  5. Why some places look cheaper
  6. Weekly and monthly rentals
  7. Peak season
  8. Price questions we get a lot

"How much is a scooter here?" is usually the first thing people ask us on WhatsApp, often before they've even landed. Fair enough — it's useful to know before you plan your days. Here's the straight answer, plus the extra costs nobody mentions until you're standing at the pump.

Daily scooter rental prices in Labuan Bajo

These are Transbajo's prices for 2026. They include two helmets, a raincoat and free delivery to Komodo Airport or your hotel.

ScooterBest forPer day3 days7 days at daily rate
Yamaha Mio 125Budget, solo ridersIDR 90,000IDR 270,000IDR 630,000
Honda BeAT 110BeginnersIDR 100,000IDR 300,000IDR 700,000
Honda Scoopy 110Town and short ridesIDR 100,000IDR 300,000IDR 700,000
Yamaha Fazzio 125Style, photosIDR 100,000IDR 300,000IDR 700,000
Honda Vario 125All-rounderIDR 120,000IDR 360,000IDR 840,000
Yamaha NMAX 155Two people, hillsIDR 150,000IDR 450,000IDR 1,050,000
Honda PCX 160Comfort, storageIDR 150,000IDR 450,000IDR 1,050,000
Yamaha Aerox 155Sporty ridersIDR 150,000IDR 450,000IDR 1,050,000
Honda ADV 160Rough roads, road tripsIDR 175,000IDR 525,000IDR 1,225,000
Honda CBX 150 (manual)Experienced ridersIDR 250,000IDR 750,000IDR 1,750,000

The "7 days" column is simply seven times the daily rate. In practice, if you rent for a week or more we'll quote a lower weekly price — just ask.

What's included (and what isn't)

Included:

  • Two clean helmets (kids' sizes on request)
  • A raincoat
  • Delivery and collection at Komodo Airport (LBJ) or your hotel in Labuan Bajo
  • 24/7 WhatsApp support if something goes wrong

Not included:

  • Fuel. The scooter comes with enough to reach a petrol station.
  • Parking fees. Usually IDR 2,000–5,000 at beaches, caves and viewpoints.
  • Fines if you ride without a licence or helmet.
  • Damage or loss caused during your rental — we check the bike together at handover so it's clear what was already there.

How much will you spend on fuel?

Less than you'd think. A small automatic like the Scoopy or BeAT holds around four litres and sips fuel. Pertalite, the standard grade at Pertamina stations, is priced by the government and is cheap by European or American standards. A full tank typically costs about the same as a coffee in a Labuan Bajo café and lasts a day or two of riding around town.

Longer rides use more, of course. A round trip to Ruteng on an NMAX will need a couple of top-ups. There's more on where to fill up in our petrol and parking guide.

Want a scooter for this ride?

Scoopy, NMAX, PCX, ADV and more from IDR 90,000/day — two clean helmets, a raincoat and free delivery to Komodo Airport or your hotel.

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The deposit

We take a refundable deposit when we hand over the scooter. It comes straight back when the bike is returned in the same condition. The amount and payment options (cash or card) are confirmed on WhatsApp when you book, so you can plan for it.

We don't ask you to leave your passport as a deposit. You shouldn't hand your passport to anyone in Indonesia — you need it for hotels, boats and flights.

Why some places look cheaper

You'll see hand-painted "Scooter rent 70K" signs around town. Some of those are perfectly fine. Before you jump at the lowest number, though, it's worth asking:

  • Is the bike serviced, with working brakes and decent tyres?
  • Are there two helmets — and do they actually fasten?
  • What happens if it breaks down 30 km out of town?
  • Will they deliver to the airport, or do you need a taxi to pick it up?

A few thousand rupiah a day is a small price for brakes you can trust on the hill down from Sylvia Hill.

Weekly and monthly rentals

If you're diving for a week, working remotely or slow-travelling Flores, longer rentals make a lot of sense. The daily price drops, you keep the same bike, and if anything goes wrong we swap it for free. See monthly scooter rental in Labuan Bajo for how it works.

Peak season

Prices can move in the busiest periods — July and August, plus Christmas and New Year — when demand for scooters (and everything else) jumps. Book a few days ahead in those months and we'll lock in your bike and your price.

Price questions we get a lot

What is the cheapest scooter to rent in Labuan Bajo?

The Yamaha Mio at IDR 90,000 a day. It's light and economical — a good choice for solo riders staying in town.

Is it cheaper to rent a scooter or take taxis?

For most travellers, a scooter is cheaper. One day's rental often costs less than a single return taxi to the sunset viewpoints north of town.

Can I pay by card?

Yes. We accept cash, bank transfer, Visa, Mastercard and PayPal. The final price is confirmed on WhatsApp before you pay.

Do prices include insurance?

The rental price doesn't include personal travel or medical insurance. Make sure your own travel insurance covers riding a scooter — most require you to hold the right licence and an IDP.

Want a scooter for this ride?

Scoopy, NMAX, PCX, ADV and more from IDR 90,000/day — two clean helmets, a raincoat and free delivery to Komodo Airport or your hotel.

See all prices