xLaos, in contrast to Thailand or Vietnam, still has a lot of unexplored areas. However, you must carefully consider Laos’ internal travel arrangements if you are organizing a Laos tour. Since it is not very developed,you might face many difficulties. Although there are many ways to get around, English is frequently not spoken, travel is slow, and there is a chance that the roads will be flooded or unpaved altogether. Therefore, IDC offers Laos Car rental with driver service to help you out with this. However, if you still want to consider other transportation methods, here are some of the most popular ways.
The domestic airline in Laos is Lao Airlines, while there are only a few flights from Luang Prabang, Vientiane, and Pakse to East Asia on other airlines. Flights are only searchable on their websites; they are not displayed on flight comparison websites. Prices can be high due to a lack of price competition, and there aren’t enough flights to reach every destination in Laos every day of the week. Lao Airlines lacks the resources to help people with special needs or limited mobility, much like the majority of Laos.
In Indochina countries, the Tuk Tuk is a common vehicle, and so is the Laos. The typical tuk tuks are frequently crowded and do not have air conditioning. So it is very uncomfortable for tourists to travel around with this transportation.
Just so you know, using the public ground transportation in Laos is a time-consuming process. Laotians exchange convenience, cleanliness, and swiftness for cash. So the buses tend to be crowded and stop a lot. Bus tickets may sell out during the peak season, which is roughly from November to March. It’s possible that you’ll share a tin bed on the night buses with a complete stranger. Although the VIP night buses have air conditioning and a bathroom, the blankets might not be clean. It’s common for people to throw up during a choppy, winding ride. So try not to eat before you go.
Many passengers in crowded buses experience dizziness and nausea due to the region’s often choppy and uneven roads. Additionally, the buses only take brief breaks. Taking a private vehicle is therefore much more comfortable and healthy and it is much quicker.
For travel and business needs, Laos car rentals with driver are available in Vientiane, Luang Prabang, Vang Vieng, Pakse, and all other Laotian cities. We have a variety of private cars available for hire to accommodate small, large groups, or families.
Laos
Since there aren’t many airports and the attractions are spread out, traveling with us is a great way to see the entire area. You might as well travel the entire distance by road vehicle from different locations in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam.
Because we travel directly to the locations you desire, you may find that our drivers can get you to the major attractions more quickly than even flights can. Once you arrive, our driver and guide will assist you in visiting the best shopping areas.
Moreover, we also offer shuttle service for golfer during you laos golf tour. We have appropriate cars for golfers who play in Laos. Golf equipment and passengers can both fit in the vehicles.
We can make your trip to Laos into a fantastic inland tour with the stops, meals, lodging, and activities you specify along the way. Compared to public transportation, it is safer and more enjoyable. For professional guidance on creating your own tour, get in touch with us. We are capable of managing the journey across multiple regions and making it fun.
| Route | 9 seats | 15 seats |
| Pick up/ drop off airport – Hotel (VTE) | 37 | 43 |
| Dinner transfer | 37 | 43 |
| Pick up / drop off Friendship Bridge (VTE) | 67 | 81 |
| VTE – Buddha Park | 81 | 94 |
| VTE full day tour | 68 | 81 |
| VTE – Phou Kuoay Mountain – VTE (1 day) | 157 | 195 |
| VTE – Phou Kuoay Mountain – VTE (2 days) | 202 | 240 |
| Pick up / drop off airport – Hotel (LPB) | 19 | 30 |
| Ban Done Boat Pier – City Center | 20 | 31 |
| Ban Done Boat Pier – Santi Resort | 25 | 37 |
| Airport LPB – Santi Resort | 21 | 31 |
| Alms giving or dinner only | 18 | 30 |
| Alms giving or dinner with tour combining | 18 | 21 |
| Full Day City Tour | 50 | 63 |
| LPB – Kwuang Si – LPB | 56 | 68 |
| LPB City Tour – Kwuang Si – LPB | 63 | 75 |
| LPB – Pak Ou – LPB (Pak Ou by boat, car drop off and pick up at pier) | 56 | 68 |
| LPB – Pak Ou-Kwuang Si – LPB (Pak Ou by boat, car drop off and pick up at pier) | 72 | 94 |
| LPB – Henri Mahout’s Grave – LPB | 30 | 43 |
| LPB Town / Airport – Shangri Lao/Lao Spirited/Zen – Nam Khan Resort (1 way) | 37 | 50 |
| LPB – Elephant Village – LPB (Full day) | 56 | 75 |
| LPB – Nong Kiaw (1 way) | 157 | 182 |
| LPB – Nong Kiaw (1 days/ 1 night) | 182 | 220 |
| LPB – Pak Ou -Nong Kiaw | 195 | 220 |
| LPB -Nong Kiaw – Ban Sonja – Ban Nayang – LPB | 227 | 258 |
| LPB – Ban Nayang – Nong Kiaw / vice versa | 195 | 252 |
| LPB – Pak Ou – Ban Nayang – Nong Kiaw / vice versa | 202 | 258 |
| LPB – Oudomxai | 258 | 321 |
| LPB – Oudomxai – Muang La (1 day) | 321 | 372 |
| LPB -Oudomxai – Muang La – Muang Khua (1 day) | 372 | 422 |
| LPB – Oudomxai – Muang La – Muang Khua (2 days/ 1 night) | 422 | 486 |
| LPB -Oudomxai – Muang La – Muang Khua (3 days/ 2 nights) | 486 | 574 |
| LPB -Oudomxai – Muang La – Muang Khua (4 days/ 3 nights) | 574 | 663 |
| LPB – Oudomxai – Bountai (1 day) | 448 | 536 |
| LPB – Oudomxai – Bountai (2 days/ 1 night) | 625 | 739 |
| LPB – Hongsa (2 days/ 1 night) | 391 | 480 |
| LPB – Hongsa (3 days/ 2 nights) | 455 | 556 |
| LPB – Hongsa (4 days/ 3 nights) | 518 | 644 |
| LPB – Xayabouli (2 days/ 1 night) | 309 | 334 |
| LPB – Xayabouli (3 days/ 2 nights) | 385 | 486 |
| LPB – Xayabouli (4 days/ 2 nights) | 448 | 612 |
| LPB-Xieng Khouang + Tour in Xieng Khouang (2 days/ 1 night) | 448 | 505 |
| LPB-Xieng Khouang + Tour in Xieng Khouang (3 days/ 2 nights) | 498 | 574 |
| LPB – Xieng Khouang – Vang Vieng – VTE (3 days/ 2 nights) | 549 | 632 |
| LPB – Xieng Khouang – Vang Vieng – VTE (4 days/ 3 nights) | 713 | 789 |
| LPB – Nong Khiaw – Viengthong – Xiang Khoang – LPB (3 days/ 3 nights) | 701 | 834 |
| LPB – Nong Khiaw – Viengthong – Xiang Khoang – LPB (5 days/ 4 nights) | 771 | 961 |
| LPB – Xiang Khoang – Muang Kham – Vieng Xai -Kaysone Cave – Samneua (3 days/ 2 nights) | 581 | 771 |
| LPB – Xiang Khoang – Muang Kham – Vieng Xai – Kaysone Cave – Samneua (4 days/ 3 nights) | 708 | 897 |
| LPB – Xiang Khoang – Muang Kham – Vieng Xai – Kaysone Cave – Samneua (5 days/ 4 nights) | 834 | 1087 |
| LPB – Nong Khiaw – Vieng Thong – Xieng Khoang – Vang Vieng – Vientiane (5 days/ 4 nights) | 1226 | 1378 |
| LPB – Vang Vieng -Vientiane (2 days/ 1 night) | 422 | 473 |
| LPB – Vang Vieng -Vientiane (3 days/ 2 nights) | 486 | 574 |
| LPB – VV – Ban Phon – VTE (2 days/ 1 night) | 448 | 612 |
| LPB – VV – Nam Ngum – VTE (2 days/ 1 night) | 486 | 574 |
All costs are expressed in US dollars.
Our prices cover the cost of the vehicle, the driver, gas, tolls, food, and lodging for the driver…
The fares listed above are for the busiest routes, connecting major cities with nearby tourist attractions. Check with us for Laos car rental with driver prices for any routes that match your travel plans.
IDC Travel offers almost all types of cars for rent for tours or business trips to Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, and Myanmar, in addition to operating cars for tours in these nations.
It’s amazing to rent a car and drive yourself around Laos. Almost all car types are available to rent from IDC Travel for your vacation or business trip to Laos.
Laos is a mountainous country; the roads there are generally poor between the provinces, but they are good within the cities.
Groups of 3 or fewer passengers can use a 4 seat Toyota HiLux (Pickup car), a 5 seat Toyota Vios, a Toyota Camry, an 8 seat Toyota Innova, or an 8 seat Ford Everest.
Toyota Camry
Groups of 4 or 5 passengers can use 8 seat Toyota Innova, 8 seat Ford Everest, 9 seat Toyota Hiace Limousine.
Toyota Hiace Limousine
Groups of 4 or 6 passengers can use 8 seat Toyota Innova, 8 seat Ford Everest, 9 seat Toyota Hiace Limousine, 15 seat Ford Transit, or a Mercedes Sprinter.
Mercedes Sprinter
Our cars range from entry-level VIP luxury cars like Mercedes and BMW to well-known brands like Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, and Ford. With all functions (air conditioning, seat belts, etc.) functioning properly and being regularly maintained in good condition, our cars in Laos are almost a few years old.
Our drivers are knowledgeable, skilled, and have good people skills. In addition to providing transportation, our drivers can assist you with any needs you may have. With our cars, you will always feel safe and comfortable.
While on your car rental trip, our sales are always available to help; travelers can reach our tour operator at any time using the driver’s mobile phone.
We have family-friendly cars that can accommodate a baby seat, as well as careful and patient drivers.
Typically, we provide car rental rates based on the tourist’s itinerary, including the destinations to see and the amount of time spent driving. We can also provide “day by day” estimates if you are unsure of where to go or would prefer a completely “free” trip. Upon request, our salespeople can assist with researching hotels, restaurants, and other pertinent information.
We highly advise hiring a tour guide for your trip; he or she will help make your trip more interesting.
Visitors can rent cars in Laos to travel to nearby nations like Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Myanmar. But at each nation’s border gate, a new vehicle might be needed.
To hire an autonomous vehicle without a driver in Laos, tourists must have a valid local driver’s license. If you require assistance, we will assess your situation and provide it.
We have a vehicle for a protracted rental period without a driver. It is possible to use the customer’s own driver under this type of rental agreement.
