Thailand · SCOOTER RENTALS
9 reviewed
The good scooter hire fill up across the December to February window, and the good ones are gone by October. Below are the 9 to look at, with current prices and what makes each one different, so you can book before the calendar closes.
Bangkok at night by electric scooter, temple photos, local street food, and a 24-hour flower market, all guided for small groups.
“This was an amazing tour. Tommy was an amazing guide, one of the best ways to see the city. Seen so many back street things that you would never get the chance to see by yourself. Highly recommend, a must!!!”
E-scooter through Bangkok’s Bang Kachao Green Lung, ferry crossing, river lunch, temples and Muay Thai, 3 hours, $47.
“We had Toni as a Tour Guide. Best Tour Guide I can Imagine.. even made a stop with a Thai Boxing School and got a basic Thai Boxing lesson! Then riding to the market, got a delicious lunch. Absolutely great experience! Tom & Nick”
Ride a Xiaomi e-scooter through Bangkok backstreets, cross the Chao Phraya, and eat street food at markets and Chinatown for $38.
“Jobe was an amazing guide. He was full of knowledge about Bangkok and it is obvious enjoys sharing what he knows with guests. The scooter was a great way to see new and old Bangkok! The food was a bonus - papaya salad, fried chicken, pork on a skewer, Thai dumplings; delicious!!! All around great experience and fun. Would highly recommend!”
Bangkok at night on an electric scooter with ferry crossings, Wat Arun and Wat Pho after dark, plus street food dinner and Pak Khlong Talat.
“What a thrill! We got to ride the electric scooters all around Bangkok. However, don’t expect to go inside the temples or take nice pictures in front of them it’s more of a stop look and keep on riding along. Expect to ride your scooters through small backroads, on the main road and through alleys.”
Bangkok by e-scooter with a guide. Temples, Chinatown, markets, ferry crossing, and complimentary street food snacks and fruit.
“We did this with our teenaged sons. We all loved it. It has something for everyone. The thrill of scootering through a maze of narrow passage ways, taking in the culture and scenes along the way, and sampling a unique variety of Thai, PoRead more”
Ride Bangkok at night by electric scooter from near Khao San Road, with temple stops, river views, and guide-led photo breaks for $38.
“Felt like he didn’t want to be there , said to choose e scooter or e bike when we arrived at the shop thank god I didn’t choose e bike the experience would have been even worst it wouldn’t be possible to enjoy a bike on these narrow lanes and pathways . Some Views were breathtaking especially on the bridge . My son loved this tour but only because he was riding a scooter lol . The scooters were slow and I didn’t really feel comfortable, we went past the beautiful flower market that was amazing but we didn’t stop he just kept going , he rides everyday we don’t…”
Drive a scooter in Chiang Mai for elephant fun, jungle views, cave stops and lunch. Hotel pickup, helmet, and gas included.
“Interesting off roads, nice to see elephants and great winding main roads. I recommend it to those who want a little more than a city ride.”
Old Bangkok on an e-scooter or bike with friendly multilingual guides, temples, river views, and lots of photo breaks.
“Great guide showing us around old toen, river side and tempels. you can choose to use bike or e- scooter”
Electric scooter half-day through Bangkok’s Muslim quarter, Chinatown, markets, and Thonburi temples, with ferry ride and guided photos.
“We’ve just finished the night time e-scooter trip with woody. A really amazing way to see parts of Bangkok way off the tourist trail and get a glimpse into the unseen Bangkok.”
