BANGKOK · THAILAND
Bangkok’s best days out.
The 14 most popular scooter rentals in Bangkok. The ones worth planning a day around, with prices, run times and the operator who runs each.
Bangkok at night by e-scooter with street food, temple photo stops, and a 24-hour Pak Khlong Talat flower market.
Most Popular“Probably, the best thing we did in Bangkok! Tony was the best guide that we could ask for, he took us to places we could not been on our own and he made us taste some authentic thai food. Really, the best, we just recommend it to everyone.”
E-scooter through Bangkok’s Bang Kachao Green Lung with a ferry ride, temple and Muay Thai stops, and river lunch in 3 hours.
“Alex was great! An amazing tour guide, a great activity and way to explore”
Ride an electric scooter through Thonburi and Chinatown, snack at local markets, and learn Thai-Chinese and Portuguese food stories in 3 hours.
“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”
Ride an electric scooter through Bangkok’s night lights, ferry crossings, flower market color, and a street-food dinner included.
“All of the food we tried was delicious! We visited a lot of local spots that we likely wouldn’t have gone to otherwise. Our guides sprinkled history into the tour as well & the scooters brought the experience home! We did this tour on our first night in Bangkok to help orient us in the…”
Explore Bangkok by e-scooter and street food stops, from Wat temples to Chinatown markets, with a helmet, guide, and small group.
“I wasn’t sure what to expect from a food tour on an e-scooter, but this experience absolutely blew me away. Zipping through the city on two wheels gave the whole day an adventurous, exhilarating vibe—but the true highlight was the fooRead more”
Electric scooter night tour of Bangkok with temples, river views, markets, and photo stops near Khao San Road for $38 per person.
“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.”
Ride Bangkok’s Old Town by e-scooter or bike with a guide, temple stops, river views, and lots of photo moments in one day.
“So much fun. The scooters were easy to use, even for our 10yr old, and this surely must be the most fun way to cover a decent distance and see parts of Bangkok we would never have explored on our own. We loved riding along side the canal. There was a guide at the front…”
Hop on an electric scooter for a small-group Bangkok loop: Muslim quarter, Chinatown lanes, ferry crossing, and Thonburi temples.
“We’ve just finished the night time e-scooter trip with woody. A really amazing way to see parts of Bangkok way off the tourist trail and get a glimpse into the unseen Bangkok.”
Electric scooter tour of Bangkok’s Old City in 2.5 hours, with Wat Ratchanatdaram, the Big Swing, and secret paths for $37.
Ride an e-scooter through Bangkok’s Bang Krachao green lung on a small-group tour with temples, canals, and lunch.
“Had a great time seeing a much quieter, less urban part of Bangkok. Guide was very accommodating. Great alternative to bikes if you struggle with the overbearing heat and humidity of the city.”
Electric-scooter street art tour of Bangkok’s old lanes and Chinatown murals, with photo stops, temples, and serene khlong canal views.
“Sehr empfehlenswert 🤗”
Guided Bangkok e-scooter ride with helmet and water: river path, Wat Arun and Wat Pho area, Thonburi stops, markets, and bridges.
“It was only the two of us and we went off-the beaten track, from 7-9pm. Got a very different picture about old Bangkok and living conditions. Super interesting. Safe. Friendly guides.”
A small-group electric scooter ride through Bangkok’s old quarters: temples, markets, ferries, and Portuguese-Chinese highlights in 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 e-scooter tour through Thonburi’s hidden temples, Wat Kanlaya and Wat Mon, plus a park break and local stories.
“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.”
Every temple, market and rooftop in the city, and every road out of it.
