Island Scooter Rental

Jordan Wharf · Guimaras

Step off the boat. Your scooter is waiting.

Scooter rental at Jordan Wharf, Guimaras. We meet your pump boat with the scooter and two helmets. Ride the island, then bring it back to the landing.

  • No passport held
  • 2 helmets included
  • Photo condition check
  • No hidden fees

Day rate

₱600/ day

24 hours from pickup ≈ US$10

No payment to send a request. Pay cash at pickup. A licence that covers motorcycles is required.

One price, written down

Day rate only. No hourly games, no "tourist price", nothing added at the wharf. If it is not on this page or on your written confirmation, you do not pay it.

Scooter rental prices
RentalPrice
1 day 24 hours from pickup₱600
2 days₱1,200
3 days₱1,800
7 days₱4,200
Extra day, by message₱600

Included

  • Two helmets: rider and one passenger
  • Meeting at the Jordan Wharf pump-boat landing
  • Condition photos at pickup and return, sent to your phone
  • Written confirmation that lists every amount

Not included

  • Fuel. Bring it back with about the same level.
  • Traffic fines during your rental
  • New damage shown on the return photos

Deposit, and no passport held

We never hold your passport. If a deposit is asked, it is cash, written on your confirmation, and returned at drop-off.

Late return

Running late? Message us before your return time. The late rule is written on your confirmation before you ride, and nothing else is added afterwards. Another full day is ₱600.

Pay

Cash when you pick up the scooter at the wharf. Sending a request costs nothing.

How it works

  1. Tell us your boat

    Use the form below. Pick the day, your boat time and how many days. It builds a message for you to send.

  2. We confirm in writing

    You get a reply with your request code and every amount. No confirmation, no rental, so no surprise on arrival.

  3. Meet at the landing

    We bring the scooter and helmets to Jordan Wharf pump-boat landing, take the condition photos with you, and you ride.

  4. Drop off, done

    Back at the wharf, same photos, side by side. Any deposit is returned there and then, less only items written down with you.

Book a scooter

Four short steps. At the end you get a ready-made message to send us. Nothing is sent until you press send in your own app, and it is not a confirmed rental until we reply.

Step 1 of 4 · When

When do you need it?
Days

A day is 24 hours from your pickup time, not "back by closing".

Photo condition check: no surprise damage bills

The most common rental complaint in the Philippines is being charged for a scratch that was already there. Here is how we stop that.

  1. Before you ride we photograph the scooter with you: front, back, both sides, and the dash showing fuel and km.
  2. Every existing mark is noted as "already there", and the photos are sent to your phone before you leave the wharf.
  3. At return we take the same angles and compare them side by side with you.
  4. Only new damage can be charged, written down line by line with an amount. No photo, no charge.

Getting to Jordan Wharf

From Iloilo City

Pump boats run from Ortiz and Parola wharves to Jordan Wharf in about 15 to 20 minutes. The fare is ₱40 (₱32 for students, seniors, PWD and pregnant passengers), set on 24 March 2026.1

Boat times

Boats leave every 15 to 30 minutes from roughly 5:30 am to early evening (checked July 2026).1 Times change, so confirm the last boat back on the day.

From Iloilo airport

A taxi to Parola runs about ₱600 to ₱800.1

Skip the RoRo

Bringing an Iloilo rental across on the RoRo costs ₱125 one way for the motorcycle plus a ₱65 terminal fee per port.2 With us you take the pump boat and the scooter is waiting at the landing.

At the wharf

The tourism assistance desk at Jordan Wharf registers visitors.1 Do not bring mangoes, mango seeds or seedlings onto the island: Guimaras enforces a mango quarantine.1

Bring cash

ATMs are thin on the ground once you leave Jordan.1 Fill the tank in Jordan before a long ride south.

Guimaras by scooter: route ideas

Two easy plans from Jordan Wharf. Distances depend on your stops, so plan with Google Maps and keep an eye on the last boat.

Day 1 · Inland: monastery and wind farm

  1. Trappist Monastery, Our Lady of the Philippines: the country's only Trappist monastery, known for monk-made mango jam and mango bars.1
  2. San Lorenzo wind farm: turbines over the countryside, best at sunset.1
  3. Back to Jordan for the evening boats, or stay over.

Day 2 · South: beaches and lighthouse

  1. Guisi Lighthouse (Faro de Punta Luzaran), Nueva Valencia: built in the 1890s, the second-oldest lighthouse in the Philippines.1
  2. Alubihod and the Nueva Valencia beaches: the island empties out in the late afternoon, which is the best time to be there.1
  3. Tatlong Pulo, off Jordan: three islets with a lagoon between the rocks.1

When to come: the Manggahan (mango) Festival is every May, around the harvest, and the Paraw Regatta sails in February.1 Book early for Holy Week and Manggahan; the island fills up.

Riding tips

  • Rider and passenger both wear helmets. We bring two.
  • Carry your licence, and an international driving permit if your licence is not in English.
  • No riding after drinking.
  • Fill up in Jordan, and bring cash.
  • Plan to be back at the wharf before the last boat.

Find us

Jordan Wharf, Jordan, Guimaras, Philippines

Meeting point: Jordan Wharf pump-boat landing

Ferry meeting hours

Ferry meeting about 4:00 to 19:00, around the pump-boat hours. Confirm the day's boats locally.

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Questions

How much is it, and what is a day?

₱600 a day. A day is 24 hours from your pickup time. Two helmets and the meeting at the wharf are included. Fuel is not: bring it back with about the same level.

Do you keep my passport?

No, never. We look at your licence and ID. If a deposit is asked, it is cash, written on your confirmation, and returned at drop-off.

Do I need a licence?

Yes. Bring a valid licence that covers motorcycles. A foreign licence is accepted for 90 days after you arrive in the Philippines. If it is not in English, bring an international driving permit as well. The passenger does not need a licence.

How do you avoid damage disputes?

Photos with you at pickup, sent to your phone, and the same angles at return. Only new damage can be charged, written down with an amount. See Photo condition check.

Is it confirmed when I send the form?

No. The form builds a message for you to send. Your rental is confirmed when we reply in writing with your request code and the amounts. Sending a request costs nothing.

What if I am late, or want another day?

Message us before your return time. Another day is ₱600. The late rule is written on your confirmation before you ride; nothing else is added afterwards.

What time can you meet a boat?

Ferry meeting runs about 4:00 to 19:00. Boat schedules change, so check the day's boats.

How do I pay?

Cash at pickup is always fine. GCash, Maya or a card link appear on this page only when we have set them up, and you pay those only after we confirm.

Is there insurance?

Ask us before you ride and we will tell you exactly what the scooter's papers cover, in writing. Whatever we say, get travel insurance that covers riding a scooter in the Philippines.

What does "ferry pickup" mean?

We meet you at Jordan Wharf with the scooter when your boat lands. It is not a ride, and we do not carry passengers for a fare.

Where do I return it?

Back to Jordan Wharf, unless we agreed another place. Leave time to catch your boat.

Rental terms and waiver

Plain-language terms, last updated 2 October 2026. Pending review by a Philippine lawyer.

  • ₱600 for each 24 hours from pickup. The amounts on your written confirmation are the full price.
  • Valid motorcycle licence (foreign licence: 90 days after arrival; international permit if not in English).
  • Helmets on, rider and passenger. No riding after drinking. Traffic fines are yours.
  • No passport held. Condition photos at pickup and return; only new damage, itemized in writing, can be charged.
  • Return on time with about the same fuel. A request is confirmed only when we reply in writing.
Read the full terms and waiver

Island Scooter Rental · Jordan Wharf, Jordan, Guimaras, Philippines

By sending a rental request, or by taking a scooter, I agree to the following.

  1. I hold a valid licence that covers motorcycles. If my licence was issued outside the Philippines, I am within 90 days of my arrival. If my licence is not in English, I also hold an international driving permit.
  2. I will wear a helmet, and so will my passenger. The rental includes a helmet for the rider and a helmet for one passenger.
  3. I will not ride after drinking alcohol or taking anything that makes riding unsafe. I will follow traffic laws. Traffic fines during the rental are mine.
  4. Ferry pickup means the owner meets me at Jordan Wharf with the scooter. It is not a ride. The owner is not transporting me as a passenger for a fare.
  5. The rate is the posted day rate of ₱600 for each 24 hours from pickup. The amounts on my written confirmation are the full price; nothing else is added.
  6. The scooter is photographed with me at pickup and at return. I am responsible for loss of the scooter and for new damage beyond ordinary wear shown by comparing those photos. Charges are itemized in writing.
  7. I will return the scooter at the agreed time, at Jordan Wharf unless we agreed another place, with about the same fuel level. Late time is charged only as written on my confirmation.
  8. No passport is held. If a refundable deposit is collected, it is returned at drop-off, less only amounts written down for fuel or new damage.
  9. The details I send are true. A request is not a confirmed rental until the owner replies in writing.

I sign by typing my full name on the booking form, on the date of the request.

Open the terms and waiver on their own page

Sources for travel facts

  1. Suroy.ph, Guimaras Island Travel Guide (updated 6 Sep 2026; practicalities checked July 2026).
  2. She Mae Gomez, RoRo Iloilo–Guimaras (Feb 2025).