Insurance on our tours
Firstly, we need to let you know that all riders and pillions need to have their own travel insurance when going on our tours. For the riders, this also needs to be valid when riding a rented motorcycle abroad. If you cannot find any in your home country, many of our customers seems to be happy with THIS ONE.
Insurance – Vietnam
The motorcycles used in this tour are only covered by compulsory third-party insurance required by Vietnam. This means that if an accident occurs—whether caused by the tour participant or a third party—the participant bears full financial responsibility. It is important to note that in most cases, the other party involved in an accident will not have any insurance coverage. Therefore, the participant may be liable for up to USD 5,000 in the event of total damage to their motorcycle.
Optional Insurance
For an additional fee of USD 300, we offer a limited comprehensive insurance option. This coverage reduces the maximum liability to USD 1,000 for damage to the participant’s motorcycle, compared to USD 5,000 under the basic insurance. For minor damages, repair costs will be collected at the end of the tour, as minor issues can often be easier to handle on the spot.
Participants choosing this comprehensive insurance must deposit USD 1,000 in cash at the start of the tour.
Important Note
In the event of an accident caused by a third party, the participant is still responsible for any damage to their motorcycle. It is also important to understand that third-party insurance in Vietnam typically covers only bodily injury to third parties and does not cover damage to the third party’s vehicle.
Insurance – Thailand
The motorcycles used in this tour are only covered by compulsory third-party insurance. This means that if an accident occurs—whether caused by the tour participant or a third party—the participant bears full financial responsibility. It is important to note that in most cases, the other party involved in an accident will not have any insurance coverage. Therefore, the participant may be liable for up to USD 7,000 in the event of total damage to their motorcycle (non-upgrade model).
Participants must leave their passport with the rental or a deposit of 1,250 USD.
Optional Insurance
For an additional fee of USD 360, we offer a limited comprehensive insurance option. This coverage reduces the maximum liability to USD 1,000 for damage to the participant’s motorcycle, compared to USD 7,000 under the basic insurance. For minor damages, repair costs will be collected at the end of the tour, as minor issues can often be easier to handle on the spot.
Important Note
In the event of an accident caused by a third party, the participant is still responsible for any damage to their motorcycle. It is also important to understand that third-party insurance in Thailand typically covers only bodily injury to third parties and does not cover damage to the third party’s vehicle.
Insurance – Philippines
The motorcycles used in this tour are not covered by any insurance. This means that if an accident occurs—whether caused by the tour participant or a third party—the participant bears full financial responsibility. It is important to note that in most cases, the other party involved in an accident will not have any insurance coverage. Therefore, the participant may be liable for up to USD 5,000 in the event of total damage to their motorcycle. Some of our upgraded models comes with a third party insurance only.
Optional Insurance
For an additional fee of USD 350 for the 14 day tour and USD 390 for the 21 day tour, we offer a limited comprehensive insurance option. This coverage reduces the maximum liability to USD 1,000 for damage to the participant’s motorcycle, compared to USD 5,000 under the basic insurance. For minor damages, repair costs will be collected at the end of the tour, as minor issues can often be easier to handle on the spot.
Important Note
In the event of an accident caused by a third party, the participant is still responsible for any damage to their motorcycle. It is also important to understand that third-party insurance in Vietnam typically covers only bodily injury to third parties and does not cover damage to the third party’s vehicle.
