Bangkok · SCOOTER RENTALS
15 reviewed
The good scooter rentals tours in Bangkok fill up fast, especially in high season. Ranked below: the 15 best, with current prices and what sets each apart, so you can lock one in before the dates go.
Bangkok e-scooter night tour with street food: lit temples, a ferry crossing, Chinatown bites, and 24-hour Pak Khlong Talat flowers.
“Well organised tour, esp the inner alleyway with less traffic. Guide Phillip was versed, patience, thoughtful and jovial. So memorable of bangkok road user-friendly residents. safe for us all times”
Ride an e-scooter through Bang Kachao’s Green Lung, cross by ferry, visit temples and a Muay Thai camp, and enjoy lunch by the river.
“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.”
Ride an e-scooter through Thonburi and Chinatown, cross river routes, and snack at Thai markets for 3 unforgettable hours.
“The tour was amazing! So much fun and unexpected with the unique experience we had! So many little extras along the way!!”
E-scooter Bangkok at night: Wat Arun and Wat Pho after dark, a street-food dinner, and Pak Khlong Talat flowers in a small group.
“Very knowledgeable and fun hosts. The streets were not very friendly for biking or e-scooters but the hosts kept it safe for us. Safety and fun were their focus. We were able to cover a lot of the Bangkok central areas within the few hours and had a great experience with the street food, although it was more like a full meal :).”
Ride Bangkok at night by electric scooter near Khao San. Temples, river views, markets and photo stops with a guide, $38.
“Absolutely awesome tour around Bangkok. got to see sites and places I'd suggest are rarely seen by tourists. Got to see many amazing sites in one evening. Guides were excellent- funny and had heaps of facts about the area. thank you!”
Ride a provided e-scooter through Bangkok’s quieter lanes and markets, with guided stops for street food, coffee, and Chinatown sights.
“We had a great time riding the scooters and the stalls that we sample food from was delicious. My niece took a moment to get the hang of riding a scooter and the Staff was patient. Thanks for a great day!”
Bangkok Old City by e-scooter or bike: Wat Saket, riverside canals, forts and sunset views with a multilingual guide.
“Geweldige tour met een verse gids (Michael aka Yok), daarna hele leuke video gekregen met foto en video-materiaal van de tour.”
Electric scooter half-day in Bangkok with a small group. Ride through Chinatown and the Muslim quarter, cross by ferry, visit temples.
“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…”
Bangkok Old City e-scooter tour hitting Democratic Monument, Wat Ratchanatdaram, Big Swing and more, with safety gear and local lanes.
Ride electric scooters through Bangkok’s Bang Krachao jungle-like canals, temples, and parks, with lunch included and a small-group pace.
“It was a great way to explore the jungle without walking or biking. Phillip was great, showing us the sites and explaining the locations to us. Lunch was amazing and we even got to see some wildlife.”
Gliding through old Bangkok on an electric scooter, you’ll hit street art murals, temple landmarks, and canal views on a 3.5-hour Chinatown ride.
“The location was easy to find and the time was accurate. Most importantly, the staff was very friendly and helpful; my 8 year old son had difficulty operating the electric scooter, but they offered him a two-seater. Thanks to you, we were able to join the tour without any problems. The tour is very photogenic. It was a good tour to see the deep streets of Bangkok. After the tour, they asked us where we were going next and told us how to get to the night market. They also assisted us in getting a tuk-tuk ride and we were very impressed with their hospitality. They made a video and…”
Guided Bangkok e-scooter tour with helmet and water. Ride Wat Arun, Thonburi temples, Yodpiman market, Khao San, and monuments.
“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!”
Ride a small-group electric scooter through Bangkok’s backstreets, temples, and markets, with a guide, snacks, and coffee tea in about 3 hours.
“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!”
E-scooter tour in Kanchanaburi: rice fields, a café break, a Chinese temple, and the River Kwai Bridge. Small group, easy riding.
“We went with the kids - aged 17-13 and 8....it was really fun! The views were amazing, the guide was nice and helpful and it was just pure fun!”
Ride an e-scooter through Thonburi’s backstreets and hidden temples, with helmet and water, plus a calm park break in 2 hours.
“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.”
