Find the right scooter or motorbike for your trip with Rentbox. Compare rentals from local partners in Bangkok, Phuket, Koh Samui, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and Krabi, with daily prices from 300 THB. Each listing shows the model, rental rate, refundable deposit and delivery terms before you send a booking request.
Listed rentals include two helmets and a phone holder. A passport copy and refundable cash deposit are required, but you keep your original passport. Availability, the final price and delivery are confirmed before your booking is completed.
Choose your motorbike rental location
- Scooter rental in Bangkok — compare automatic scooters and larger motorbikes with delivery available across the city on qualifying rentals.
- Scooter rental in Phuket — find bikes for Patong, Kata, Karon, Kamala and Phuket Town, with options for everyday island travel and longer coastal routes.
- Scooter rental in Koh Samui — compare rentals around Chaweng, Bophut and Choeng Mon for beach trips and getting around the island.
- Scooter rental in Chiang Mai — choose a scooter for the Old City, Nimman and Santitham or a more comfortable model for longer northern routes.
- Scooter rental in Pattaya — compare compact scooters for Beach Road and Naklua with larger models for Jomtien and Pratumnak.
- Scooter rental in Krabi — choose a bike for Ao Nang, Krabi Town, Klong Muang and longer paved trips toward Tubkaek.
Open a location to see the bikes currently listed there. Delivery areas and minimum rental periods vary, so check the terms on the individual model before booking.
Scooter and motorbike rental prices in Thailand
Small 125–160cc automatic scooters start from 300 THB per day and are the practical choice for most city and island trips. Larger 300–350cc scooters are usually 900–990 THB per day and offer more comfort for two riders, hills and longer distances. High-capacity 560–750cc motorbikes are around 2,000 THB per day and should only be rented by riders experienced with that class.
The exact rate depends on the location, model and rental length. Weekly and monthly bookings often have a lower average daily price. Fuel, optional extras and the refundable cash deposit are separate unless the listing states otherwise.
Which scooter should you rent?
For everyday riding, a 125–160cc automatic is usually enough. It is easy to park, economical and suitable for paved roads when ridden by someone with motorcycle experience. A 300–350cc maxi scooter can be more comfortable for a passenger, luggage, steep roads or longer journeys.
Choose based on your real riding experience, not only engine size or appearance. A larger bike is heavier at low speed and less forgiving in traffic, rain and tight parking areas. If you have never ridden a motorcycle, Thailand is not a safe place to learn; use public transport, taxis or local ride-hailing services instead.
Licence, deposit and rental documents
To ride legally in Thailand, you need a valid motorcycle licence and an International Driving Permit with the motorcycle endorsement. A car licence does not cover scooters. Helmets are required for the rider and passenger.
Rentals listed on Rentbox require a passport copy and a refundable cash deposit, commonly 5,000–10,000 THB depending on the model. You keep your original passport. Before leaving, check the tyres, brakes, lights and fuel level, and record photos or a short video of the bike's condition.
How booking with Rentbox works
- Select Bangkok, Phuket, Koh Samui, Chiang Mai, Pattaya or Krabi.
- Compare available models, prices, deposits and delivery terms.
- Choose a bike and send your rental dates and delivery location.
- We confirm availability, the final rate and handover details.
- Pay the refundable cash deposit when the bike is delivered or collected. It is returned after the rental if the motorbike is handed back in the agreed condition.
There is no need to guess which offer fits your trip. Start with the location above, review the individual listing and send a request when the price and rental conditions work for you.
