Motorbike Rental in Rawai

Rawai is Phuket's south: Nai Harn beach, Promthep Cape with the island's best sunsets, the fishing village and dozens of seafood restaurants. This is where long-stayers live — and you can't do without a bike here: two wheels are the easiest way to reach the shops, beaches and Chalong. Motorbike rental in Rawai starts at 400฿ a day, or about 135฿ a day on a monthly rental.

Andrei Motorbike Rent has been operating in Phuket since 2023 (with over 17 years of experience in Thailand): branches in Karon (Patak Rd 306/3) and Bangtao (126 Srisoonthorn Rd), 400+ motorbikes in our Phuket fleet. Paperwork takes 10 minutes; we never keep your passport — just a copy and a cash deposit.

Rental prices

The daily rate drops the longer you keep the bike: from 3 days, from 7 days, and a fixed price for a month, 2 or 3 months. The full table is on the prices page.

How to get a bike in Rawai

We do not have a separate office in Rawai — the nearest one is on Patak Road 306/3, between Karon and Kata. So we bring the bike to you: send your address, the model, the rental period and a photo of your passport on WhatsApp, and we deliver a clean, fuelled bike to your house or hotel. We can collect it at the end too.

Paperwork takes about ten minutes on the spot: a passport copy and a cash deposit of 3,000–10,000฿ depending on the model. The original document stays with you. Every bike comes with two helmets and medical insurance covering hospital treatment up to 50,000฿ in case of an accident.

Rawai is a base, not a swimming beach

Let us be honest so there is no disappointment: Rawai itself is not a beach for swimming. Long-tail boats line the shore, the water is shallow, and the main attraction on the promenade is the seafood market where they cook your catch in front of you. For swimming, people ride to the neighbouring beaches.

That is exactly why Rawai works as a southern base: accommodation is cheaper than on the tourist beaches, and Nai Harn, Ya Nui and Promthep are all close. Without a bike, though, that logic falls apart — there is effectively no public transport between the southern beaches.

Which bike to choose for the south

The south is hilly: the road to Promthep and to the windmill climbs, and the drop down to Ya Nui is short and steep.

• Honda Click 125 — if you ride alone around Rawai and Chalong, which are mostly flat.
• Honda Click 160 or PCX 160 — if you ride two-up. The climb to the windmill viewpoint and to Promthep is hard work on a 125 with a passenger.
• Honda ADV 160 or FORZA 350 — if you plan regular trips to Phuket Town and the west coast: the roads are long and comfort matters more.

Where to ride from Rawai

The south is compact: you can cover the highlights in a single day.

• Promthep Cape — the island's best-known sunset spot; arrive early.
• The windmill viewpoint and Ya Nui beach — on the way to Promthep, a small bay between the rocks.
• Nai Harn — the best swimming beach in the south, with a lagoon behind the sand.
• Chalong and the Big Buddha — north, with a long steep climb to the statue.

Routes with stops are in our article on the best motorbike routes around Phuket. On parking at the southern beaches and keeping the bike safe, see parking at popular beaches and how to avoid theft.

Bike delivery

We deliver bikes to Rawai and Nai Harn: send your address, bike model, rental period and a passport photo via WhatsApp — the manager will confirm the delivery time and terms. The longer the rental, the better the delivery deal.

Bike rental in other Phuket areas:
Patong · Karon · Kata · Bangtao · Airport · Monthly rental