7 Mexico Scooter Tours Worth Booking

1.Car Rental, Scooter Rental at Valladolid, Turix Rental

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 16 reviews · 6 hours to 1 day (approx.) Our pick

Pick up a car, scooter, or bike in central Valladolid and set your own route to Chichén Itzá, cenotes, churches, and nearby towns. Gaspar provides practical road advice, maps, fuel-stop tips, attraction discounts, two helmets, and 24/7 rescue support.

“Very professional rent a car which gave us a lot of hints on the excursions in the area. Price was ok for the service we got. Highly recommended”

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2.Italika D125 Private Scooter Rental in Tulum

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 12 reviews · 1 day (approx.)

Get an Italika D125 scooter delivered to your hotel or collect it at C. 2 Pte. 1588 in Tulum Centro. Staff members including Luis, Carolina, Mauro, and Santiago handle delivery, paperwork, and pickup. The rental includes a vehicle checklist and 24-hour help for breakdowns or damage.

“Absolutely avoid at all costs this company, they are not well-intended people, they demand that you deliver your passport and the scooters do not have a minimum of safety and quality that is required to be able to drive in Tulum roads without being injured. Me and my girlfriend rented a scooter for one day. We left the hotel and 300 meters afterwards the tire got destroyed but fortunately I was able to hold the bike without falling, it could have been much worse. I know that if they reply they are going to say that flat tires are charged to the customer and I am not arguing with that.…”

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3.Enjoy scooter rental

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · 1 day (approx.)

Claudia provides a scooter, helmet, map, and practical Huatulco suggestions, with hotel delivery or pickup available. Use your rental to reach beaches, bays, La Crucecita, and sights around Tangolunda. Bring MX$1,500 for the refundable damage deposit and MX$150 for gas.

“Claudia was really easy to deal with when I rented my scooter. Actually rented twice in a three week period, two separate occasions, and she was so simple and easy to work with and arrange. I connected with her over WhatsApp and she quick to respond, fair pricing and scooters both times were in decent shape and met my expectations. Claudia was helpful, sweet and super easy to deal with. Would recommend and I will use again.”

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4.Scooter rental excursions

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 3 reviews · 1 hour to 1 day (approx.) · from $78Best value

Pick up a scooter at Spanky’s in downtown Cabo San Lucas and use it for personal sightseeing, including a stop at the marina. Helmets are provided, but fuel, insurance, and a sizable cash or credit-card deposit are extra.

“Best customer experience with spankys scooters. Our second time renting from this business and the scooters are so much fun. Cruising around town and finding parking is easier on a scooter. We also rented a private yacht one of the days and it was awesome. Definitely recommend this business, loyal, honest and reliable.”

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5.Tulum Vespa Tours with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · 6 hours (approx.)

Spend about six hours on a private Vespa outing from Tulum Centro, with stops at the Maya ruins, Playa Santa Fe, Mystika, and Gran Cenote. Your day includes snorkeling equipment and a buffet of typical Mayan food. The tour is offered in English.

“What a great idea to take a Vespa Tour in Tulum, we had a great time.”

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6.Tulum Guided Scooter Tour, Muyil Ruins, Boat Eco, Float Down Mayan Canals Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $224

Ride a scooter, ATV, or e-bike from Tulum to Muyil, then explore the ruins before a Maya lunch. A boat trip through Sian Ka’an leads to an old trading post and a 40-minute float through clear ancient canals. Guides may include Carlos, Edna, or Julieta.

“Carlos and Edna were amazing tour guides! What started out as a standard tour ended up being an afternoon with new friends. The tour of the lagoon was awesome and then we were taken to the river where we floated for 30 minutes. Talk about relaxing. The water was crystal clear, fish all around. Unfortunately we only saw a few exotic birds and the turtles were not here. Still a great time and an enjoyable experience. Afterwards we ate at 1 of the 3 restaurants in Muyil. I wish I got the name of the place, I can tell you it was the biggest one, about 12 tables across from…”

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7.Tulum Area Guided Scooter Tour to 3 Cenote’s, Snorkel/Swim & Local Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $179

Start in Tulum Centro with guide Carlos and ride to Gran Cenote, Cenote Cristal, and Cenote Escondido. You get a scooter, e-bike, or ATV, snorkeling gear, water, snacks, entrance fees, and a local Mayan lunch. The small group is capped at 15 people.

“Carlos was very nice & showed us the different cenotes. Me & my wife had a great time & will be looking forward to doing the scuba lessons with Carlos.”

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