| Duration | Price |
|---|---|
| 30 minutes | ฿1,500 |
| 60 minutes | ฿2,500 |
| 90 minutes | ฿4,000 |
Jet Ski Rental
Self-drive jet ski hire in Ayutthaya, charged by the hour, on the Chao Phraya beside the old island.
Performance, Refined.
Pick Up. Ride. Return.
From฿1,500
Choose any time you like · From ฿1,500 · Open 07:00–19:00
Mercury GT
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What ฿1,500 includes
Full safety gear
Life vest + a briefing before every ride
Crew at the pier
Hand-off, quick lesson, help on standby
Live tracking + keepsake map
Family watches live; a trip map after
Emergency SOS
One tap for help, any second of the ride
Ride solo, free
No guide to follow, never shared
QR ticket, paid in full
Instant confirm, nothing owed on arrival
Three simple steps
Pick up, ride, return
01
Arrive
Show your QR, take the jet ski, hear a short briefing, launch
02
Ride
Ride solo within the safe zone — live tracking + SOS throughout
03
Return
Back to the pier on time; collect your keepsake map + IG share card
Your playground
Where you'll ride
A safe stretch of river around the island of Ayutthaya — ride solo, with a crew watching and live tracking throughout
Gold = landmarks you pass · Blue = the pier
Along the way
What you'll pass on the water
Your jet ski runs past Ayutthaya's UNESCO heritage — temples, forts and old-world villages centuries in the making
Photo: Stefan FussanWat Chaiwatthanaram
Riverside Khmer-style prang built by King Prasat Thong — Ayutthaya's most photogenic ruin at golden hour.
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Photo: Peerapong PrasutrWat Kasattrathirat
A living monastery on the west bank with a distinctively stout, rounded white prang.
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Photo: Supanut ArunoprayoteWat Phutthaisawan
A gleaming intact prang — one of the few royal temples that survived the fall of 1767.
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Photo: MastertongapolloWat Phanan Choeng
Home to a colossal, deeply revered seated Buddha where the Pa Sak meets the river.
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Photo: UhooepSt. Joseph's Church
A butter-yellow riverside Catholic church, legacy of the French community under King Narai.
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Photo: AndersonPortuguese Settlement
The first European community in Siam — the ruined San Petro church and its ancient graves.
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Photo: Peerapong PrasutrJapanese Village
Site of Ayutthaya's Japanese quarter and the story of Yamada Nagamasa.
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Photo: PaakpoomnoywatBaan Hollanda
The riverside Dutch trading post — a museum of the VOC era in Siam.
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Photo: Daniel R. WittePom Phet Fortress
The mightiest of the city's forts, guarding the Pa Sak–Chao Phraya confluence.
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Photo: Balou46Chedi Si Suriyothai
A slender pale-gold chedi honouring the heroic Queen Suriyothai.
Read the story →Frequently asked
Before you ride
Jet ski rental in Ayutthaya with Mercury GT is booked online. Pick any date and a start time every 5 minutes, open 07:00–19:00 · 30 min ฿1,500 · 60 min ฿2,500 · 90 min ฿4,000 · Self-guided riding on the Chao Phraya inside a safe zone around the old city — no previous experience needed.
It's a self-guided ride (no guide rides alongside you). Riders must be 18 or older, and there's a safety briefing before every ride — our team walks you through everything before you set off.
A life jacket and engine safety lanyard are worn the whole ride, with a safety briefing beforehand. The map on your handlebars warns you near the boundary, and one SOS tap sends your location to the team. Family ashore can watch your position live the whole time.
30 min ฿1,500 · 60 min ฿2,500 · 90 min ฿4,000. Start any time, every 5 minutes, open 07:00–19:00 (standard rate; public holidays may vary).
Our team checks the water and weather — ordinary rain is fine. If conditions are unsafe (e.g. a thunderstorm), we reschedule for free.
Sunscreen and strapped sunglasses, clothes that can get wet plus a change, and please arrive 15 minutes before your time.
Yes — there are two skis, and you can book to ride side by side at the same time.
Yes — add +15 or +30 minutes right from the ride screen and pay the difference when you land (subject to the next booking).
Unsafe weather reschedules are free. For other changes, see the policy page or message the team on LINE.
Before You Board
Reading Before You Book
- Do You Need a License to Ride a Jet Ski in Thailand? A River Operator's AnswerTourists renting from a licensed operator do not sit a licence exam — but real conditions apply before you launch. The full answer, from the Chao Phraya.4 min
- A Company Outing Near Bangkok: One Day in Ayutthaya, Half on Land, Half on the RiverA company outing near Bangkok that HR can actually pitch: one day in Ayutthaya, a ready half-land, half-river schedule, and a booking checklist that holds up.5 min
- How to Get Around Ayutthaya Without a Car: Bicycle, Tuk-Tuk, or BoatHow to get around Ayutthaya without a car: an honest comparison of bicycle, tuk-tuk, and boat — and how to match each one to the day you actually want.4 min