Best of · THAILAND SCOOTER TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 10 thailand scooter tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Ride an e-scooter through Bangkok’s back streets with a local English-speaking guide, stopping for temple views, ferry travel, Chinatown snacks, a generous street-food meal, and Pak Khlong Talat flower market. Training, helmets, water, storage, and rain ponchos are included.
“Amazing scooter night tour. The ride was fun and well organized. The night views were beautiful. Thank you Bo and Mhu!”
Meet near Wat Khlong Toei Nok Pier, cross the Chao Phraya by local ferry, then follow guides such as Phillip or Pong through Bang Kachao by e-scooter. Expect quiet lanes, coconut gardens, mangroves, a temple, Muay Thai, market snacks, mango, and lunch beside the river.
“Everything about this tour was outstanding. Fabulous guide, amazing scenery, great itinerary, delicious food. Thank you Phillip!”
Spend three hours riding a Xiaomi e-scooter through Thonburi, Chinatown, Tha Din Daeng, and Kudeejeen. Guides such as Pong, Jobe, Phillip, and Tony lead small groups of up to eight, with temple visits, ferry crossings, fruit, street food, and local snacks included.
“Great tour. So much fun on the scooter. Discovered backstreets we never saw before - a good tour also for people that have been in Bangkok several times!”
Ride through Bangkok from 6 pm with guides such as Bo, Pong, Mo, or Jam, stopping at Wat Arun, Wat Pho, the Grand Palace, Chinatown, the flower market, and Wat Prayoon. Expect a lively 3.5-hour route, local street food, a ferry crossing, helmets, and a maximum of eight riders.
“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 a serviced Honda Wave for about 70 km through Chiang Mai’s hills, farms, villages, dirt roads, caves, and river crossings. Guides Jay, Golf, Tano, and the team adjust the pace for your ability, with free practice available before departure. Lunch, drinks, helmets, pickup, and elephant visits are included.
“Riding the scooter was fun. Roads we were taken on weren’t difficult to ride on and were not busy. Recommended for people who would be comfortable riding a bike as it does require a little coordination. Enjoyed all the little stops along the way and loved our tour guide! He was super nice, easy to talk to, and really made it a nice day plus he offered to take lots of pictures of us. Overall, great way to experience Chiang Mai a different way.”
Ride an electric scooter through old Bangkok after sunset, starting near Khao San Road. Your guide leads you through quiet lanes, temples, river views, Pak Khlong Talat, and illuminated monuments. English, French, Thai, Hindi, and Japanese tours are available.
“plenty of sights to see and nice and safe and the 2 guides were excellent”
Ride a Xiaomi e-scooter through Bangkok’s quiet lanes, markets, riverfront, Chinatown, and old Portuguese quarter. Your guide, including Pong or Jobe on some departures, provides safety help, local context, fruit, snacks, pork satay, Portuguese muffins, and coffee during this 3.5-hour small-group outing.
“We did this with our teenaged sons. We all loved it. It has something for everyone. The thrill of scootering through a maze of narrow passage ways, taking in the culture and scenes along the way, and sampling a unique variety of Thai, PoRead more”
Spend about eight hours riding a provided scooter through Chiang Mai’s city edges, winding roads, jungle tracks, viewpoints, caves, a temple, and an elephant rescue park. Tano may guide your group, with pickup, fuel, helmet, lunch, and water included.
“It was a great trip,nice boss and nice tour guide. Would do it again. Well organized and good lunch.”
Ride Bangkok’s Old Town with FunRide guides such as Nico, JoJo, or Michael, using an electric scooter or bike to reach temples, canals, Phra Sumen Fort, the river, and Khao San Road. The tour suits solo riders, families, and groups, with helmets and child options available.
“Geweldige tour met een verse gids (Michael aka Yok), daarna hele leuke video gekregen met foto en video-materiaal van de tour.”
Ride a Xiaomi electric scooter through Bangkok’s Muslim quarter, Chinatown, markets, and Thonburi. Guides such as Woody and Nai lead groups of up to eight, provide refreshments, ferry transport, and photos. The three-hour route includes Wat Prayoon, Wat Kalayanamitr, and Princess Mother Memorial Park.
“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.”
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