Bangkok · SCOOTER RENTALS
15 reviewed
Here are the 15 best scooter rentals tours in Bangkok, best first: what each one costs, how long it runs, and who it suits. Start at number one; it earned the spot.
A 3-hour Bangkok night electric scooter tour with temple photo stops, local street food, and Pak Khlong Talat flower market at 24-hour hours.
“Such an amazing causal tour! So enjoyable and refreshing! Philip is the best, so positive, humorous and he took a lot of amazing pictures of us!”
Escape Bangkok into Bang Kachao by e-scooter, ferry, and floating-market lunch, with mangroves, coconut farms, and a small-group English guide.
“We had a great time on the scooters, lots of information and help from our guide.”
3-hour Bangkok e-scooter street food adventure through Thonburi, Chinatown, markets, turtle feeding, and Portuguese-influenced muffins.
“Five stars! Jobe was our guide for the afternoon (went with my partner) and I was very happy with the tour, we had a blast. The food was delicious and it was nice that it was included in the package. Jobe explained very well and was able to answer the questions we had as we went on the tour.”
Night sights by electric scooter in Bangkok, with ferry rides, major temples, and a street-food dinner for a small-group evening.
“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!”
See Bangkok after dark on an electric scooter, with photo stops at temples, monuments, and the Chao Phraya River for about $38.
“This was a fabulous way to see the old part of Bangkok by night. None of us had previously ridden an electric scooter but we soon got the hang of it. We stopped at all the key monuments and temples for photos, though it would have been good to have more photo ops in some of the quieter places on the tour.”
Ride Bangkok by e-scooter with a small group, see lesser-visited sights, and snack on street food like pork satay and Portuguese muffins.
“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.”
Guided Old City ride by e-scooter or bike with temple stops, river views, helmets and safety gear included, kid-friendly options, photos.
“Bien Aurais peut-être mérité d’avantage de conseils sur la suite de notre séjour à Bangkok”
Electric Xiaomi scooter tour of Bangkok with guide photos, ferry across the Chao Phraya, Chinatown, markets, and temples in 3 hours.
“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…”
Explore Bangkok Old City on an electric scooter, guided to Democratic Monument, Wat Ratchanatdaram, Big Swing, and a flower market, 2.5 hours.
E-scooter through Bang Krachao’s canals and temples with a small group, lunch, and a ferry ride from Bangkok.
“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 🥰”
Bangkok street art on an electric scooter through old lanes, Chinatown murals, temples, and canal views, with frequent photo stops and great guides.
“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…”
Ride Bangkok by electric scooter in a small group, with scooter practice, temple stops, markets, ferries, and snacks for about 3 hours.
“Unfortunately not the greatest of experiences of what could have been great. The tour guide hardly spoke and gave little to no information about where we were going or things we were seeing. I specifically asked if there were other street art Read more”
Guided Bangkok e-scooter and bike night ride with helmets and water, temple and market stops, river paths and boat crossing for $38.88.
“Amazing experience. Truly the best way to see Bangkok. The tour guides showed us some breathtaking views as we rode our E scooters. Great activity to do even on a hot day because you will feel the breeze as you ride which is better thRead more”
E-scooter tour in Kanchanaburi with rice fields, a terrace café break, a Chinese temple stop, and River Kwai Bridge in about 1.5 hours.
“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!”
A 2-hour guided e-scooter ride through Thonburi’s backstreets, temple stops at Wat Kanlaya and Wat Mon, plus a calm 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.”
