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Compare local scooter and motorbike rental providers by area, see their published prices side by side, and ask for the terms that apply to your trip.

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Jomtien · Office

Honda Click 125 (2022–2023)

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Prices checked 7 October 2026

Rent a scooter in Pattaya: the listed providers compared

To rent a scooter in Pattaya, compare the published price for the same model and period, the area you will collect from and what each provider includes. These figures come from each provider’s own website on 7 October 2026. Prices are seasonal and change without notice, so treat them as a starting point and get a written total for your dates.

Published scooter rental prices in Pattaya, read on each provider’s site on 7 October 2026
ProviderWhereHonda Click 125Yamaha NMAXTerms and source
Andrei Motorbike RentTwo offices: Pratumnak (Pattaya Park Road) and North Pattaya (Naklua Road)Click 125 LED: ฿280 for 1 day, ฿190 a day from 3 days, ฿2,800 a monthNot on its price listLong price list from one day to three months, with delivery. Its high season starts on 15 October, when these low-season prices stop applying. Its homepage says no licence is needed to rent; you still need one to ride legally. Source: price list.
Best MotorsJomtienClick 125: ฿900 for 3 days, ฿3,000 for 30 days฿1,800 for 3 days, ฿6,000 for 30 daysWhole-period prices with PorRorBor included, low season. Also rents cars and big bikes. Source: scooter page.
Fair RentalTwo branches: Jomtien (Soi Thepprasit 17) and Pratumnak (Soi Thappraya 12)Click 125 Keyless: ฿250 a day, ฿1,400 a week, ฿3,500 a monthNMAX ABS 155 Keyless: ฿370 a day, ฿2,300 a week, ฿5,700 a monthCopies your passport and licence and takes a deposit; two helmets; riding limited to 60 km from Pattaya. Source: Click 125 page and NMAX page.
Jomtien Motorbike RentJomtienClick 125 (2012–2022 models): from ฿220 a dayFrom ฿270 a day (2018–2024 models)Hotel delivery and collection; a helmet and what it calls public insurance are included. Source: homepage.
MDP RentalChaiyaphruek Road officeClick 125 (2022–2023 models): ฿250 for 1 day, ฿750 for 3 days, ฿3,000 a month฿350 a day, ฿2,100 a week, ฿4,000 a month (2021–2023 models)The model prices sit in the product list on its site. City delivery is advertised; the deposit and cover are not stated. Source: model list.
Speed Bike PattayaSouth Pattaya (Soi Bonkai 2)Click 125: ฿250 a day, ฿1,200 for 7 days, ฿3,600 for 28 days฿300 a day, ฿1,960 for 7 days, ฿5,600 for 28 daysCollect at the shop only (no delivery). ฿2,000 cash deposit for 125–160cc; keeps a passport copy, not the passport; two helmets and a full tank. Source: homepage.
Swiss Bike RentalSoi LK Pavilion Alley; its site also names a Pattaya Third Road shopClick 125 “Low Cost” class: ฿220 a day, ฿1,290 for 7 days, ฿3,500 for 30 days“Low Cost” class: ฿300 a day, ฿1,750 for 7 days, ฿4,950 for 30 daysThree-day minimum. PorRorBor (compulsory cover) is included; its optional third-party cover is not sold for “Low Cost” bikes. Hotel delivery for a fee. Source: homepage.
Take It Easy Car and Bike RentalCentral Pattaya (New Plaza, off Second Road)Click: ฿240 a day for 1–3 days (2-day minimum), ฿180 a day for 4–10 days, ฿90 a day beyond 28 daysNot listedOpen daily 9:00–18:00 on its site. Also rents cars. Source: bike page.

Not in the table: First Stop Motorbike Hire, whose current operation is unverified. None of these listings is a recommendation; no provider here has been reviewed through a completed rental.

What you need to rent and ride

A licence that covers motorcycles: a Thai licence, an ASEAN licence, or your home licence with an International Driving Permit that shows the motorcycle category. A shop that rents without checking does not make the ride legal. Bring your passport so the shop can copy it, and keep the original. Read the motorbike licence guide.

Choosing between a Click and an NMAX

On every list above that prices both, the NMAX costs more than a Click 125. The Honda Click 160 vs NMAX 155 comparison sets the Thai specifications side by side, and the electric scooter guide covers the e-bike option.

Get past the model name and the headline rate.

Use this list to find a contact and read the dated terms. A model listed on an operator website is a starting point for an enquiry; it does not confirm that a particular bike is available for your dates.

Identify the scooter you will collect

Ask for the year, variant, current photographs and exact hire period. Click, PCX and NMAX listings cover different bikes; the name alone does not settle fit, equipment or condition. Check the actual controls and storage at handover, and resolve any substitute before accepting it.

Choose a scooter by fit and intended use.

Read what “insurance” actually covers

Medical or third-party wording does not establish cover for damage to the rented bike. Look for damage and theft cover, exclusions, any excess and the process after an incident. Where a field is unverified, ask for the contract or policy rather than treating it as included.

Read the insurance questions to ask.

Compare on equal terms

Select up to three providers and use the comparison topics for price, security, cover and pickup. Then ask each for a written whole-period total, the exact collection and return point, payment method, cancellation rule and return deadline. The source date tells you when a page was read; the business still needs to confirm your agreement.

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