Car & Motorbike Rental on Koh Samui

All the cars that you rent from our company, regardless of the lease period, have comprehensive insurance with a deductible of 5,000 baht (10,000 baht for Hilux cars). Insurance is included in the rental cost – you do not need to pay extra.

A deductible means that when an insured event occurs, you only pay damages that do not exceed the size of the deductible, and the rest is paid by the insurance company.

For example, if the damage makes 30,000 baht, you pay 5,000 baht (10,000 if it is Hilux), and 25,000 baht paid by the insurance company. If another driver is to blame for the accident, and there is a police report confirming that, you do not need to pay anything, regardless of the extent of the damage.

Our insurance has a maximum coverage of 10,000,000 baht.

In addition to compensation for damage caused to the rental car, there is compensation for the harm done to your life and health, life and health of passengers in the rented car, life and health of affected third parties, and property of the third parties.

It is worth recalling that insurance is valid only if you have a national Class "В" driver’s license (the writing must be in the Latin letters) and/or international driver’s license.

Naturally, you should not drink alcohol while driving. If an insured event occurs, you need to contact our office by calling 080-892-85-48 or the number used when booking.

Car and Motobike rental on Koh Samui.

To have greater freedom of movement on Samui and throughout Thailand people use scooters. Their inexpensiveness (start from a few dollars per day) and economical fuel consumption rate make scooters the most popular means of transportation on Samui.

Even if you are lucky and your hotel is on the front line of a great beach, and a 7-Eleven is in walking distance, it is unlikely you will want to stay in the hotel. Waterfall tours, elephant and snake shows, other beaches, the opportunity to buy fruits at a lower price than in tourist zones – for this and many other things you need transportation.

Why

Samui is not suited for walking (streets with sidewalks can be counted on the fingers of one hand), besides, strolling along the street in a thirty-degree heat is not the most pleasant occupation.

Taxis are more expensive on Samui than in New York, and what is more, not all taxi drivers can speak passable English, and there is a possibility of getting poor service even for a considerable amount of money. Buying tours is also not an option for a person who knows the value of their money and time.

A tour for two people will cost you more than a scooter (and imagine a "fascinating" trip to hotels to collect and then drive back "lucky ones" like you).

Public transportation

There is still public transportation option. But there is one small problem here – there is no public transportation on Samui. In theory, the niche is filled by songthaews – pickups with benches inside the car body – and, in theory, it is cheap, but this is true only in theory and certainly not for tourists.

There are no fixed prices. Besides, in the evening they become usual taxis, but with an unusually overpriced price tag. You can be sure that for a fifteen-minute evening ride in a songthaew around Samui you will pay for two as much as for renting a bike for 2-3 days.

Conclusion

So, when considering car and bike rental on Samui, check your budget, and if you can’t afford to rent a car, the only option left is to rent a bike on Samui, as it is:

• cheap;
• freedom of movement;
• independence from greedy taxi drivers;
• in addition, you will get the pleasure of riding a bike along a tropical island as a free bonus.

You can choose between the most popular HONDA scooters – PCX 150 new, PCX 150 and CLICK 125