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The ones worth your time.
The 14 scooter rentals tours travellers book most, with what each one includes, who runs it, and what you pay.
Ride an e-scooter through Bangkok at night, stop at illuminated temples, and eat a guided street-food dinner plus Pak Khlong Talat flowers.
“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.”
Ride an e-scooter through Bangkok’s Green Lung on Bang Krachao, with temples, Muay Thai, floating-market lunch, and river views.
“The tour was great and Phillip, our guide, was fantastic. I would definitely recommend booking this experience and seeing Bang Kachao (the green lung) through the eyes of someone from Bangkok. If you like connecting with nature, this is one of the best things you can do in the city. Definitely a highlight for me.”
Ride an e-scooter through Bangkok’s temples, markets, and Chinatown, then snack on Thai fruit and street food on a 3-hour loop.
“Fantastic way to explore Bangkok. We got to see areas we hadn’t previously explored and Phillip was a great fun guide. The hidden lane ways were fun to ride down and the food stops were delicious”
Nighttime Bangkok on an e-scooter with ferry crossings, lit-up temples, and a street-food dinner in a small group of up to eight.
“Must do if your in Bangkok. The scooters were well kept and it was a joy zipping around the backstreets in the evening. The 6pm start was perfect as it avoided the heat. The three guys who accompanied the 8 of us were so good at taking care of us on the road and introduced…”
Backcountry Chiang Mai scooter day with river crossings, cave exploring, mountain villages, and lunch with elephants, led in small groups.
“The booking procedure with Harry was very quick. Off I went with my guide Golf. He spoke perfect English and he answered all my inquiries. I love the mountains around Chiang Mail. My biggest thrill was riding through a Hmong village,up high in the hills. Like all of Thailand, I found the nicest and most…”
Cruise Bangkok on a guided Xiaomi e-scooter, sample street food at local markets and Chinatown, and learn temple and riverside side streets.
“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”
Electric scooter or bike ride through Bangkok at night with temple photo stops, river views, and local lanes near Khao San.
“plenty of sights to see and nice and safe and the 2 guides were excellent”
Bangkok at night on an electric scooter with small-group guides, temple and monument photo stops, and safer backroad riding.
“It was value for money Nico & Jojo were awesome people we came across. It was indeed local guide tour . 2-2:30 hours of enjoyment.”
Drive a self-guided scooter with an elephant rescue park stop, caves and viewpoints, plus lunch and fuel included on a small Chiang Mai day trip.
“Absolutely incredible experience! The two guides were amazing souls and the route they take you on is stunningly beautiful. Something I'll never forget. Also, its great for solo travelers, as 3 of the 5 of us were on solo trips”
Electric scooter or bike through Bangkok Old City: temples, forts, river views, Khao San Road, and friendly guides. Pay later.
“Bien Aurais peut-être mérité d’avantage de conseils sur la suite de notre séjour à Bangkok”
Small-group Chiang Mai scooter backroad adventure with river crossings, cave exploring, and lunch close with elephants.
“The booking procedure with Harry was very quick. Off I went with my guide Golf. He spoke perfect English and he answered all my inquiries. I love the mountains around Chiang Mail. My biggest thrill was riding through a Hmong village,up high in the hills. Like all of Thailand, I found the nicest and most…”
Electric scooter through Bangkok’s Muslim quarter, Chinatown and Thonburi. Ferry crossing, temples, snacks, and guide photo souvenirs.
“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…”
Guided Old City Bangkok electric scooter tour with Democratic Monument, Wat Ratchanatdaram, Big Swing, flower market, and secret lanes in 2h30.
Bangkok Old City electric scooter tour: Democracy Monument, Wat Ratchanatdaram, Wat Pho and Arun, Grand Palace, river views. Small-group fun.
“Activité insolite , originale et amusante pour visiter Bangkok. Les guides étaient très sympa. 1 parle français ! Un plus. Sympa de passer par des petites ruelles. On nous a emmenés nourrir des tortues . C'était un joli petit moment”
