Chile · SCOOTER RENTALS
Good scooter rentals tours sell out weeks ahead in high season and the best go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Santiago’s electric scooter city tour, covering historic downtown sights, guide quality, price, safety, itinerary, and booking tips.
“A good overview of the city on an electric scooter! We saw the city and the surrounding areas, and ate a wonderful empanada!”
Ride an electric scooter from San Cristóbal Hill to Providencia, with cable-car views, local history, art, and mote con huesillo.
“I really enjoyed this tour with Maca. She is funny and very knowledgeable about her city. To discover Santiago on electric scooters is brilliant, you can avoid hiking up and down on San Cristobar hills. Even though I have never ridden on electric scooters only took a few minutes to get used to it. Maca explained me the local history and culture, also made me try the traditional sweets. And one more thing i have to mention, there was no other booking that day, only me. Normally other tour get cancelled if there is not enough participants, but not this one. Maca came only for me and made it like…”
Rent a Specialized electric mountain bike in Santiago and ride El Durazno Bike Park, with marked trails, gear, and flexible pickup.
“Picking up and dropping off the bike was easy and convenient, about a 30 minute ride from the trail network at El Dorazno bike park. Also easy to access the pickup point on public transport by bus from the city centre. I had a couple maintenance issues with my bike while I was riding, for which Matias kindly offered a partial refund. He also assured me that bikes get checked regularly and that they will be upgrading the bikes soon. As it's a self-serve pickup, I missed having a qualified tech there to set the air pressure and rebound on the suspension to match my weight, however it seemed to…”
Explore Santiago by e-scooter, see La Moneda and Plaza de Armas, visit local markets, and enjoy Chilean empanadas with a guide.
“Great way to get oriented for our first day in Santiago. Daniel was very accommodating on times, scooters great & felt very safe. Great to also go into the fish market & try fresh ceviche (optional) as well as (included) empanadas.”
Explore Santiago by electric scooter, ride the San Cristóbal cable car, visit Providencia, and watch sunset with a bilingual guide.
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