Go Scarlet – Go Scoot Bangkok

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Go Scarlet

Chiang Mai Old City Tour

Chiang Mai, History in a flash

Allow one of our knowledgeable tour guides to reveal the hidden wonders and secrets of the diverse cultures that combine to create the Pearl of the North, Chiang Mai.

Experience the excitement of the lively yet gentle Old Town of Chiang Mai on an electric scooter, through the eye of our excellent tour guides.

Witness all the sights, sounds and smells Chiang Mai Old Town has to offer, safe in the knowledge that with our guides’ intricate understanding of this part of the city you won’t miss a single thing!

This is great for explorers that want the thrill of riding through the streets of Chiang Mai, but prefer a more structured approach with someone to show them exactly where to go and explain the different points of interest along the way.

About Tour

This fascinating (2 hour) ‘Go Scarlet’ Guided Chiang Mai e scooter Tour starts of with a short briefing at our Chiang Mai HQ. From here we follow the journey through a wonderfully rich Muslim community on to the Old Customs House, right on the river. This was the first stop for ancient travellers entering Bangkok and the perfect place to start your journey!

From there you’ll weave through the maze of woven streets with stops at the Holy Rosary Church, Thailand’s first Bank and continue our journey through alleys that make up Bangkok’s vibrant and bustling Chinatown. Following your well-informed guide through the diverse cultures that make up this lively part of the city, you’ll discover all it has to offer.

After taking in the culture from Chinatown it’s time to move towards Bangkok’s newest development called Klong Ong Ang, a fascinating transformation of an old and dirty canal into a vibrant renovated neighborhood full of Beautiful street art along the canal. Just a small distance away we will explore the Bangkok Sky Bridge for amazing views before hopping on the Chaophraya River Boat for a relaxing journey back.

After you’ve taken in all the culture it’s a short trip back to the Go Tours HQ to unwind and discuss the day’s electric scooter journey with your tour group, and enjoy soft drinks or water, or maybe even purchase a refreshing beer or two.

With a maximum of 6 people per group and a relaxed style, you’ll always have time to ask the guides questions about the things you see. The route is quite easy and suitable to people of age 12+ with plenty refreshment stops.

FAQ

Are bookings required?

Bookings are required due to a limited number of spaces available on the Go Pink tour. 6 people per tour Max.

Do you have a cancellation policy?

We do not have a cancellation policy in place since we do not take money up front to join us. However in case you do wish to cancel we would appreciate it if you could notify us at least 24 hours before the tour so that we could give your seat to others that might want to join.

Does the Go Pink Tour run all year round?

Yes, this tour runs all year round. Rain or Shine and based on availability. Please contact us should you not be sure. NOTE: we run electric scooters so when it rains we stop for a bit.

Where should we meet for the tour?

All tours depart from our conveniently located HQ very close to the Taksin BTS (Sky Train) station. For map and more info please click HERE

Is the Go Pink tour difficult?

Since it is a 1.5 hour tour there is less mileage riding this tour.

However due to some technicality along the way you should be confident on a scoot. This tour is less strenuous than our Go Gold Tour.

What happens if it rains during the Tour?

We ride the Go Pink tour rain or shine and the guide carries plenty of ponchos.

However in Bangkok it does normally not rain longer than 10-20 minutes during the rainy season.

Due to electric scooters we will stop the tour during the rain.

Is lunch included?

No, on the Go Pink tour we do not stop for lunch or dinner. A bottle of water is provided.

Does the tour end at the HQ?

Yes all our tours start and end at the Go Bangkok Tours HQ.

Do we go inside the sites that we visit?

Yes if possible we will enter the sites that we visit.

Are we allowed to take pictures during the Tour?

Of course you can shoot pictures or vdo’s during the tour.

Please be careful while on riding on the scooter and taking pictures at the same time especially in the evening when dark. There are plenty of opportunities to take photos at the designated stops.

Please note that our guides carry camera’s and all group pictures taken will be shared with you after the tour.

Is there a space to keep bags and/or small luggage?

Yes we have lockable storage lockers available at the HQ in which you can store items you do not wish to take during your ride.

Please note that should you lose the key we will charge a small replacement key fee of 50,- Baht.

Can I bring my own scooter on the Go Pink Tour?

You are welcome to bring your own scooter and will receive a discount of 25% of the Total Tour Price.

Do you have kids scooter and baby seats?

No we don’t have kids scooters and children seats available. Min height is 150 CM.

Are safety helmets and safety lights provided during the tour?

Scooter helmets and safety lights are provided however you are not compelled by law to wear helmets in Thailand.

For your own personal safety we do encourage you to wear a helmet on tour.

Who and how do we pay for the tour?

At the HQ you pay the tour fee directly.

Are drinks/snacks provided during the Go Pink tour?

During the 1.5 hour tour we provide you with 1 bottle of water.

How is the Go Pink Tour price calculated?

Each person on Tour pays Baht 800.-

The min participants to start the tour is 2 and the max participants are 6. If you want to book for 1 do not worry. There will most likely be other participants that signed up so please go ahead and proceed with the booking.

is it dangerous to operate an electric scooter?

Our electric scooters are easy to operate. You will however need some time to learn and familiarize yourself with its operation. If we deem you unfit to operate one we may replace the scooter with a bicycle at a reduced rate.