Travel guides · Getting around Krabi
Krabi is bigger than it looks on a hotel map. Beaches, night markets, temples and viewpoints are rarely all within walking distance — so most visitors eventually ask whether to rent a bike in Krabi or rent a car.
Scooters & motorbikes
Cars
For many travellers — especially couples and solo visitors — a scooter or motorbike hits the sweet spot. Daily rates are usually lower than a car, parking is easy at beaches and local restaurants, and you can move through traffic on the coastal roads around Ao Nang and Krabi Town without waiting on taxis.
A 125cc automatic scooter is enough for two people exploring the province on day trips. It is often the fastest way to reach food spots, night markets and viewpoints that sit a little off the main tourist strip — the places that make a Krabi holiday feel less generic.
A car is worth considering when you are travelling with children, carrying heavy luggage, or want air conditioning on longer highway runs — for example to Khao Sok, Phang Nga or the airport with several bags. Cars also feel more comfortable in heavy rain, though you still need to drive slowly on Krabi's winding roads.
There is no single right answer. Many couples use a scooter for daily exploring and book a taxi or transfer for occasional longer trips. Families often prefer a car for the whole stay.
We specialise in motorbike and scooter hire — with delivery to hotels, the airport and villas across Krabi Province.
We do not currently rent cars, but we are adding cars to our fleet and expect to offer car rental in Krabi later in 2026. Please check back with us later this year — we will update our website as soon as car bookings open.
If a scooter fits your trip, browse our fleet and request a booking for your dates. If you are unsure which bike size suits you, our motorbike rental guide walks through common choices for first-time visitors.
Browse our fleet and request a booking — we deliver across Ao Nang, Krabi Town and beyond.
