Built on Samui, for travellers on Samui
We grew up around the Highway 4169 ring road and know which roads flood after a storm. Now we run the rental marketplace we wished existed when we first arrived.
Our Story
RideSamui started with a frustration anyone who has rented a scooter at a Chaweng guesthouse will recognise: dented bikes, passports held hostage, prices that change between the brochure and the contract. The island deserved better.
We built a marketplace that connects you to local agencies we have personally vetted — from Bophut family-run shops to professional fleets near Mae Nam. Every partner accepts card payments, hands back deposits in writing, and answers in WhatsApp.
Today RideSamui covers Chaweng, Lamai, Bophut, Mae Nam, Choeng Mon, Lipa Noi and the airport (USM). We know the ring road, we know which viaducts flood in October, and we know who is open after 10 pm when your scooter battery dies in Fisherman's Village.
What we stand for
Six things we will not compromise on
Safety first
Helmets included, brakes and tyres inspected before every rental — because the road from Lamai to the Na Muang waterfalls is not the place to find out the front brake is soft.
Local agencies only
Every partner agency runs from Samui — Chaweng, Lamai, Bophut, Mae Nam, Nathon. Your money stays on the island.
Vetted fleets
We refuse agencies that hand over scratched bikes and call it 'normal wear'. Photos at handover, photos at return, deposit released the same day.
We actually ride here
We use these scooters on Highway 4169 every week. If we wouldn't ride it, we don't list it.
We answer in under an hour
WhatsApp from Hat Rin pier at 11pm? You'll hear back. Our team is on Samui time, not on a Bangkok call-centre rota.
Honest local advice
We'll tell you which beach has the better swell, which viaducts flood in November, and when it's smarter to take a car instead of a scooter.
500+
Vehicles Available
50+
Partner Agencies
10,000+
Happy Customers
4.8
Average Rating
Our Mission
Give every traveller the keys to Koh Samui — Chaweng to Lipa Noi, ferry pier to Big Buddha — without the dented-bike-and-passport-deposit anxiety. We do the vetting; you ride the ring road.