Land Activities
Bicycle Rentals
Rent bicycles in Koh Lipe to explore beaches, villages, and jungle trails. Discover eco-friendly rental shops, routes, and tips for a leisurely ride.

Introduction to Bicycling in Koh Lipe
With no cars and compact size (just 3.5 km long), Koh Lipe is ideal for exploring by bicycle. Pedal along sandy paths, weave through coconut groves, or coast between beaches at your own pace. Bicycles are eco-friendly, affordable, and perfect for families or travellers seeking a slow, immersive way to experience the island’s charm.
Where to Rent Bicycles
Walking Street Shops
Lipe Eco Bikes
Offers sturdy mountain bikes and bamboo-framed cruisers (100–200 THB/day). Includes a free lock and basket.
Sunrise Beach Rentals
Beachfront stalls near Serenity Resort rent colourful single-speed bikes (80–150 THB/day).
Resort Rentals
Castaway Resort
Free bicycles for guests; non-guests can rent for 150 THB/day.
Idyllic Concept Resort
Premium hybrids with gears (250 THB/day), ideal for Koh Adang’s trails.
Note: Most shops require a cash deposit (500–1,000 THB) or passport copy.
Top Bicycle Routes
Sunrise Beach to Sunset Beach Loop
4 km (flat, sandy paths). Stop at Gipsy Cove for snorkelling or Pattaya Beach for coconut ice cream.
Urak Lawoi Village Trail
Northern Sunrise Beach to Chao Ley Village. Observe traditional fishing boats and handicraft workshops.
Jungle Pathway to Koh Adang Ferry Pier
Slightly rugged; hybrid bikes recommended. Stunning views of Tarutao National Park.
Family-Friendly Cycling
Available at Lipe Eco Bikes (50 THB extra).
Rent double bicycles (200 THB/day) for a fun family ride.
Stick to flat routes like Sunrise Beach for younger kids.
Sustainable Practices
Support Lipe Eco Bikes, which donates profits to beach cleanups.
Use reusable bottles—refill stations are on Walking Street.
Protect fragile coastal vegetation by avoiding off-road shortcuts.
Essential Tips
Early morning (6–9 AM) to avoid heat and crowds.
Rent a basket for towels/snacks and a phone holder for navigation.
Use bike lights (provided with rentals) after dark.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are helmets provided?
Yes, but bring a bandana for hygiene.
Can I cycle to nearby islands?
No. Ferries to Koh Adang/Tarutao don’t transport bicycles.
What if it rains?
Most shops offer rain checks or half-day refunds.