Bangkok · SCOOTER RENTALS
The 14 best scooter rentals tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Ride an electric scooter through Bangkok’s night temples, cross the Chao Phraya by ferry, and eat street food plus 24-hour flower-market color.
“it was my first time on a e scooter! loved driving around the city”
Ride e-scooters through Bang Krachao’s Green Lung, with temple and Muay Thai camp stops, plus river lunch in a small group.
“Mr Pong was so lovely, informative and funny. We had such an amazing time and loved every minute of this adventure!”
Ride an e-scooter through Bangkok backstreets, then snack on Thai and Chinese street food, fruits, and Portuguese-Thai muffins in 3 hours.
“Great experience with a great guide-thank you Mr Pong”
Ride electric scooters through Bangkok after dark, hit lit temples and flower market, and eat street food on a small-group 3.5-hour tour.
“The tour felt very rushed. It was scheduled to be to be 3 to 3.5 hours and it lasted 2.5. On several occasions we had to yell to the guide to stop for photo opportunities. According to the tour description we were supposed to stop in certain aRead more”
Electric scooter night tour of Bangkok: temples, river views, and markets with a guide and photo stops near Khao San.
“Une chouette manière de découvrir un partie de Bangkok de nuit. Les illuminations, les petites ruelles et les quartiers animés avec de nombreux arrêts photos. Une fois la balade terminée, n’hésitez pas à continuer la soirée dans le quartier animé à proximité.”
E-scooter Bangkok tour with street food and fruit stops from local markets to Chinatown. Small group, 3.5 hours.
“Great tour and a great way to both old town of Bangkok and Chinatown, which was well worth the money”
Explore Bangkok Old Town by Segway or e-scooter with temple stops, river views, and friendly multi-language guides. One day, $32.
“Bien Aurais peut-être mérité d’avantage de conseils sur la suite de notre séjour à Bangkok”
Ride an electric Xiaomi scooter through Bangkok’s Muslim quarter, Chinatown, and Thonburi temples, crossing the Chao Phraya by ferry in 3 hours.
“Fantastic way to see another side of Bangkok and Chinatown via laneways and back streets (with some great detours via main street) Our guide Woody was informative and made a great tour easy, safe and fun. Highly recommend. Do the bicycle tours if e-scooter is not your thing. Will definitely do another tour.”
Old City Bangkok e-scooter highlights with Democratic Monument, Wat Ratchanatdaram, Big Swing, flower market and secret paths in 2.5 hours.
Ride e-scooters through Bangkok’s green lung, see temples and canals, and enjoy lunch near Bang Nam Phueng Floating Market.
“It was a great experience with the tour. Tommy is a real nice person and will explain everything good about the place.”
Bangkok Chinatown street art by electric scooter with photo stops at temples, murals, and canal views. Guided 3.5 hour ride for $51.
“John was brilliant, v helpful, patient and knowledgeable, lovely guy and we really , really enjoyed the tour. Would definitely recommend”
3-hour electric scooter tour of Bangkok with a small-group guide, markets and temples, ferry crossing, plus snacks and coffee included.
“What an amazing way to explore a Bangkok which we would never had ventured to! Hidden streets, little gems of joy, temples, markets and ferry crossings. This was an incredibly unique and special tour. The route is easy and fun to do. Our guide Nic, was very knowledgeable and adaptable to us. We absolutely loved it and highly recommend it!”
Guided Bangkok e-scooter or bike tour after dark, with helmet and water included, plus temple and market stops from Wat Arun to Khao San.
“I booked this tour last minute and was the only one, but AJ and Guide Yok still gave me an incredible experience! The e-scooter ride was super fun, and they shared so much fascinating history and local insight. I felt like I got a private, personalized tour of hidden Bangkok. Highly recommend – they went above and beyond!”
A guided two-hour Bangkok e-scooter tour through Thonburi temples and riverside paths, with stops at Wat Kanlaya, Wat Mon, and a park break.
“Great guide, thanks to Dan for his explanations. Very good quality scooters. Dan is very dedicated and very, very nice. We loved the tours with him and would recommend him without hesitation.”
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