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Scooty on Rent in Manali
125cc gearless scooters on rent, a short walk from Mall Road. Two helmets included, no daily kilometre limit, and a local team that has been renting two-wheelers in Manali since 2014.
Scooties Available on Rent in Manali
Manali is our largest scooty fleet. We keep 125cc automatic scooters, mainly the Suzuki Access 125 and Suzuki Avenis 125. They are light, easy to ride and strong enough for the climbs to Old Manali, Vashisht and Solang with two people. Every scooty is serviced and checked before it goes out.
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Scooty Rental Prices in Manali
The price shown on each scooty above is today's rate. Rates depend on the scooter, weekday or weekend, and the season.
Scooties are rented by the full day, not by the hour. Weekly and monthly rentals get a lower rate when arranged in advance. Fuel is not included.
Why a Scooty Is the Easiest Way Around Manali
- Beat the traffic. Mall Road, Old Manali bridge and the Solang road jam up in season. A scooty gets through where cars wait.
- Park anywhere. Parking a car near Hadimba, Old Manali or Vashisht is hard. A scooty fits.
- No gears, no clutch. Simple on steep hotel lanes and hairpin bends.
- Low fuel cost. Around 30 to 40 km per litre, so a full day of sightseeing costs very little in petrol.
- Room for two. Rider and pillion, with under-seat storage for a small bag.
Security Deposit for Scooty Rental in Manali
The refundable security deposit for a scooty is ₹1,000 to ₹2,000. If you paid by UPI or cash, it is refunded on the spot when you return the scooty. Card refunds take around 7 working days, depending on your bank.
Documents Required to Rent a Scooty
- Indian riders: original two-wheeler driving licence, with or without gear, shown physically or online (DigiLocker), and a government ID.
- Foreign riders: passport, home-country licence and an International Driving Permit.
- Minimum age: 18, with a valid permanent licence.
A car-only licence or a learner's licence is not accepted.
How to Book a Scooty in Manali
- 1Choose your scooty and dates online, on WhatsApp, by phone, or walk in.
- 2Pay 10% advance online to confirm, or call us for the booking amount.
- 3Tell us where you plan to ride.
- 4Collect the scooty from our office with your licence and ID, or ask for delivery to your hotel.
We accept UPI, cards and cash. Bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable, so please check your dates before you confirm.
What Is Included with Your Scooty
- Two helmets, for rider and pillion, at no charge.
- No daily kilometre limit.
- Third-party insurance.
- Phone support from our local team.
- Mobile holder on request, subject to availability. Ask in advance.
Not included: fuel. The scooty comes with enough petrol to reach the nearest pump, and unused fuel is not refunded.
Pickup and Delivery – Near Mall Road, Manali
Log Huts Road (main office)
Near Mall Road, Log Huts Rd, Manali, Himachal Pradesh 175131Open 7 AM to 7 PM, every day+91 9623300012About 500 m from Mall Road and 1 to 1.5 km from the Volvo bus stand
Get DirectionsVashisht
Near Vashisht Temple, Manali, Bashisht, Himachal Pradesh 175103Open 7 AM to 7 PM, every day+91 9623300012Get DirectionsWe also deliver scooties to hotels in Manali and Old Manali and to the bus stand at an extra charge.
Where to Ride a Scooty from Manali
Old Manali & Hadimba Temple
Cafés, the cedar forest and Manu Temple, all a few minutes from our office.
Vashisht
Hot springs and the old temples, a short climb across the river.
Solang Valley
Ropeway, paragliding and snow in season. Read our Solang Valley by rented scooty guide.
Atal Tunnel & Sissu
Through the tunnel into Lahaul for the waterfall and lake. Carry a warm layer.
Naggar Castle
The quiet left-bank road through orchards and villages.
Kasol & Manikaran
A long day down the valley and up the Parvati river. Start early.
Rohtang Pass is not open to our rental two-wheelers. For Spiti or Leh–Ladakh you need a motorcycle; see Royal Enfield bikes on rent in Manali.
Tips for Riding a Scooty in Manali
Plenty of our customers, including women travelling alone, ride in the hills for the first time on a scooty from us. Manali is safe and people are helpful. A few habits make it easy:
- Keep a steady speed and take hairpin bends slowly.
- Be back before dark. Avoid riding at night.
- Use both brakes gently on the way downhill.
- Mornings are cold even in summer. Carry a jacket and gloves.
- Save our number. If anything happens, call us; we are local.
What Riders Say
Rated 4.8 on Google by riders who got around Manali on our two-wheelers.
We rented a Suzuki Jimny for a one-week tour around Manali, Leh and Zanskar Valley and it was amazing. The car was completely new and in perfect condition. Rahul was very nice and helpful, giving us the best tips for a safe journey.
MarionaGoogle Review Rented a Royal Enfield during my Manali trip and the experience was seamless. The bike was well-maintained and ran smoothly. Paperwork was quick, they explained everything clearly and shared useful tips on local routes and safety. Pricing was transparent with no hidden charges.
ManishaGoogle Review Amazing experience renting a bike in Manali. The bike was well maintained and the process was smooth and quick. The owner was friendly and professional, and after we returned the bike he even dropped us near our room. Very trustworthy.
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Scooty on Rent in Manali – Frequently Asked Questions
Scooties and prices
Which scooties are available on rent in Manali?
125cc automatic scooters, mainly the Suzuki Access 125 and Suzuki Avenis 125. The scooters available today are listed at the top of this page.
Do you have Honda Activa on rent in Manali?
We keep Suzuki Access 125 and Avenis 125 scooters, which are the same type of gearless scooty as the Activa, with a 125cc engine that suits hill roads better.
What is the price of a scooty on rent in Manali?
The current rate is shown on each scooty on this page. It depends on the scooter, weekday or weekend, and the season.
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Can I rent a scooty for a few hours or half a day?
No. Scooties are rented by the full day.
Is there a weekly or monthly rate?
Yes. Weekly and monthly rentals get a lower rate. Tell us your dates in advance so we can confirm it.
Is fuel included in the rent?
No. The scooty comes with enough petrol to reach the nearest pump. You fill what you need, and unused fuel is not refunded.
Is there a daily kilometre limit?
No. There is no kilometre limit. Just tell us where you plan to ride.
Deposit and payment
How much is the security deposit for a scooty in Manali?
₹1,000 to ₹2,000. It is refundable.
When is the deposit refunded?
Instantly on return if you paid by UPI or cash. If you paid by card, it takes around 7 working days, depending on your bank.
How much advance do I need to pay?
10% if you book online. If you book by phone, our team will tell you the amount.
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Which payment methods do you accept?
UPI, cards and cash.
Can I cancel my booking and get a refund?
No. Bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable, and we tell you this before you confirm.
What is the charge for returning the scooty late?
There is no fixed charge. It depends on how late you are, and the branch will confirm the amount. Call us as soon as you know you will be late.
Licence and eligibility
Which driving licence do I need to rent a scooty?
A two-wheeler licence, either motorcycle without gear or motorcycle with gear, and a government ID.
Can I rent a scooty with a car licence?
No. A car-only licence is not valid for a scooty.
What is the minimum age to rent a scooty?
18 years, with a valid permanent licence. We do not rent on a learner's licence.
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Can foreign tourists rent a scooty in Manali?
Yes. You need your passport, your home-country licence and an International Driving Permit.
Riding and routes
Where can I take a rented scooty from Manali?
Anywhere in the local area: Old Manali, Vashisht, Solang Valley, the Atal Tunnel and Sissu, Naggar, Kullu, Kasol and Manikaran.
Can I ride a scooty to Solang Valley and the Atal Tunnel?
Yes. Both are easy day rides from Manali on a 125cc scooty.
Can I ride a scooty to Rohtang Pass?
No. Rohtang Pass needs a government permit and our rental two-wheelers are not allowed there. Ride through the Atal Tunnel to Sissu instead.
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Can I take a scooty to Spiti or Leh–Ladakh?
No. Scooties are for Manali and the local valley. For Spiti or Leh, rent one of our Royal Enfield motorcycles.
Can a scooty climb Manali's hill roads with two people?
Yes. Our scooties are 125cc and carry a rider and pillion comfortably. Take steep sections slowly and keep luggage light.
Is it safe for women or first-time riders to rent a scooty in Manali?
Yes. Manali is safe and people are helpful. Ride at a steady speed, avoid riding at night and be back before dark.
Are helmets included?
Yes. Two helmets, for rider and pillion, are free.
Do you provide a mobile holder?
A mobile holder can be provided if one is available. Ask in advance.
Pickup, delivery and support
Where do I collect the scooty, and what are the timings?
From our office on Log Huts Road, about 500 m from Mall Road. We are open from 7 AM to 7 PM every day.
Do you deliver a scooty to my hotel in Manali or Old Manali?
Yes. We deliver to hotels and the bus stand at an extra charge.
Can I pick up a scooty in Manali and drop it in Kullu?
Yes, depending on availability. Tell us when you book; an extra charge may apply.
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What happens if the scooty has a puncture or breaks down?
Call us. We are local and will guide you to the nearest help. Punctures are fixed by the rider at a nearby shop. Repair support is chargeable, and we explain this before you take the scooty.
Who pays for damage or an accident?
The rider pays for any damage to the scooty. Our scooties carry third-party insurance, which helps in legal or third-party claims.
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