Scooter Rentals Tours: Our Top 3

1.Valley of the Temples E-Scooter Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 557 reviews · 1 - 2 hours · from $68Our pick

Ride an easy-to-use electric scooter through Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples in one or two hours. You’ll follow the Via Sacra past the Temples of Hera, Concordia, and Hercules Victor, plus Roman roads, fortifications, tombs, olive groves, and almond trees. An audio guide is included in five languages. Some departures also have scooter leaders such as Fabrizio or Claudio, but entrance tickets are extra.

“Claudio was an amazing guide! 10/10. He made the experience much better than entering on your own. The scooters were great to use!”

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2.Electric scooter tour inside the Valley of the Temples Agrigento

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 212 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $71

Ride an electric scooter along Agrigento’s Via Sacra and between its ancient temples during a two-hour English-language tour. Your tour leader handles the route, while an audio guide adds historical context. Fabrizio, Claudio, Salvatore, Andrea, and other guides have been praised for friendly help, photos, and local tips. Bring balance and caution for uneven paths and busy foot traffic.

“The scooter experience is the best way to see The Valley of the Temple. You get to cover the most ground and your guide explains everything you need to know. High recommendation”

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3.Angkor Wat: Guided Vespa Tour / Tuk Tuk or Car

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 12 reviews · 8 hours · from $29Cheapest good one

Ride as a passenger on a Vespa with an experienced driver and English-speaking historian guide through Angkor Park. Visit Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, Srah Srang, and lesser-known trails, with lunch, drinks, and hotel pickup included. Guides such as Sotin, Son, Sarak, Ngov, and Peng have led past tours.

“Just had a fabulous tour with Sotin from Tour by Vespas, who was excellent. He showed us the three main temples and was very informative - but also took us a bit ‘off piste’ and away from the (not too bad) crowds. A good lunch in a very non touristy restaurant. Thank you.”

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