Thailand · SCOOTER RENTALS
The 11 best scooter rentals you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ride Bangkok after dark, cross the Chao Phraya, sample local street food, and visit temples, Chinatown, and the flower market by e-scooter.
“I had such a great time on this tour. It was wonderful seeing different parts of Bangkok I hadn’t seen before. Our guide Phillip was super warm and lovely. Would recommend.”
Escape Bangkok by e-scooter on a three-hour Bang Krachao tour with a ferry ride, gardens, Muay Thai, local food, and riverside lunch.
“I was the only person who turned up which turned out to be great as my guide Pokpung was really good and took loads of pictures of me and took me on a really interesting your around the jungle. The scooter is great fun to go around the island on, and not at all scary. Very easy for beginners. We stopped at a coconut farm crossed with a must Thai gym and I even got to have a go in the ring, very fun 10/10 experience.”
Explore Bangkok by e-scooter, crossing rivers, markets, temples, Chinatown, and local lanes while tasting Thai street food for $38.
“The tour was amazing! So much fun and unexpected with the unique experience we had! So many little extras along the way!!”
Explore Bangkok after dark by electric scooter, with Wat Pho, the Grand Palace, flower markets, ferries, and a street-food dinner.
“Mo and Chris were such phenomenal hosts! They were so genuine and caring. Will make sure to visit them just to hang out whenever I'm in Bangkok. What a fantastic ride!”
Explore Bangkok after dark by electric scooter, from temples and flower markets to river views, with local paths, photo stops, and multilingual guides.
“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…”
Ride Bangkok’s back lanes, markets, temples, and river crossings while sampling local street food on a small-group e-scooter tour.
“A wonderful way to discover Bangkok! We've seen places tourists normally don't visit. Feeding turtles and catfish, a ferry with the local people, multiple food stops... Our guide was great and I recommend the E-step. It's more relaxing than the bike and you can take even smaller streets.”
Explore Bangkok’s Old Town by e-scooter or bike, visiting temples, canals, markets, Khao San Road, and the Chao Phraya River with a local guide.
“Bien Aurais peut-être mérité d’avantage de conseils sur la suite de notre séjour à Bangkok”
Explore Bangkok by electric scooter, from Chinatown and flower markets to Thonburi temples, with a guide, ferry ride, snacks, and photos.
“These guys are awesome; very chilled, incredible route through the city to see some absolute hidden gems you would never ever find on your own; so so worth it. Scooters are easy to operate and not too fast if you’re a beginner…”
Ride Bangkok’s Old City by electric scooter, passing Wat Ratchanatdaram, the Big Swing, flower market, and quiet local lanes.
Explore Bangkok’s green lung by e-scooter, with a ferry ride, temples, canals, local food, and a small-group guide.
“Love the nature, food the escooter was really fun to drive. Try to do Muaya thai boxning was a surprise. The 2 guys who was our guides was so nice and helpful and get photos of the trip so I have o good memory 🥰”
Rent a scooter in Ao Nang for 24 hours, with hotel delivery, pickup, two helmets, flexible timing, and freedom to explore Krabi.
“La moto perfecta, dejamos una fianza de 70 euros más o menos y nos la devolvió sin ningún problema. Muy recomendable”
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