Serbia · SCOOTER RENTALS
8 reviewed
If a friend landed in Belgrade tomorrow, these are the 8 scooter rentals they would get sent. Prices, run times and the one catch on each are all below.
Ride an e-scooter through Belgrade’s beer scene, visiting Dogma and Gvint breweries, with tastings and an English guide in 3.5 hours.
“We got to see the entire city of Belgrade on scooters, which was unexpected, and our hostess was marvelous and friendly! Super chill vibe and I can't wait to do the same tour again.”
Belgrade Zemun e-scooter tour with helmet, Zemunski kej swans, Palace of Serbia, Millennium Tower, parks, and photo stops in English.
“I really enjoyed the e-scooter tour Zemun - Novi Beograd! Marko was really knowledgeable and friendly, and I learned so many things! The e-scooter is also a really enjoyable way to visit a place! Bonus: Marko has great photographer skills so he will show some lovely instagram spots and takes amazing pictures! :D”
Ride an e-scooter through Belgrade’s top sights, from the Temple of Saint Sava to Knez Mihailova and the Fortress, on a private 2-3 hour loop.
“Tour was booked, credit card charged and last minute was told it will be cancelled. Not nice cos it makes people have to make alternative plans. Next time if you are not confirmed, don’t charged ppl money.”
Ride a helmeted e-scooter through Belgrade’s socialist landmarks, with an English guide explaining Yugoslavia in about 3 hours.
“We had an amazing afternoon. Interesting, fun and easy going. Our guide Elenaor was taking care of us perfectly. All of us enjoyed to scooter tour. Highly recommended”
Cruise Belgrade on an e-scooter for 3 hours, guided by football-graffiti insiders, hitting Dorcol and both stadiums plus Čubura and Vračar.
“We were a group of five (basketball) friends and went on this Hooligan tour with Uros. It's definitely a great way to get around the city and to the two different stadiums of Red Star and Partizan. Uros is very passionate about what he does and even more passionate about Partizan Belgrade (football and basketball), and so he gave us a great insight into the hooligan scene in Belgrade. I highly recommend this tour.”
Belgrade layover private e-scooter tour with airport pickup, helmets, and quick stops at Kalemegdan Fortress, St Sava, and the Sava River.
“This was a really fun way for our family to see Belgrade’s highlights in just a few hours. Our guide was very informative, and the tour was beautiful. Super easy pickup and drop off to the airport. We highly recommend the restaurant Elephants as well, just down the street from the e-scooter shop.”
Ride e-scooters through Dorćol and Savamala on an English street art tour with a licensed guide, helmets, and tea or coffee.
“The perfect route through Belgrade, lots of graffiti painting, places you’ve not going to find as a tourist, nice guide (Angela).”
Ride an e-scooter through Zemun with guide Eleanor, taste Serbian bites at markets, and enjoy Danube views on a 4-hour tour.
“Had a lovely and enriching tour with Eleanor as our guide. It felt like a great way to experience Belgrade, both seeing the city, learning some of the history and tasting the food!”
