Thailand · GO-KARTS
Thailand hands you more good options than days, so here are 5 go-kart sessions that survive the cut, each with its price, its running time and the traveller verdict attached.
At EasyKart Pattaya, you can race 100cc to 270cc karts on two tracks near Bali Hai Pier. Choose a Kid Kart, Regular Kart, Double Seater, or Fast Kart after safety training. The venue operates from 10:00 AM to 1:00 AM and supports several languages, including English, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Hebrew, and Russian.
You’ll race a 270cc Sodikart RT10 on Samui Karting’s outdoor circuit, about 10 minutes from Chaweng and Fisherman’s Village. Expect a safety briefing, helmet, professional timing, and an 8-minute session. French, English, and Thai-speaking staff are available, and double-seater karts let a parent and child share the track.
Meet on the second floor of RCA Plaza for a supervised EasyKart race on one of two tracks. Choose from Kid, Regular, Double, or Fast Karts, with engines from 100cc to 270cc and speeds up to 43.5 mph. Helmets, hygiene caps, lockers, and racing suits are provided. Closed-toe sports shoes are required.
“Fun activity. One race is not enough though. Be sure to book multiple races!”
At EasyKart Koh Samui beside Chaweng Lake, you can race on a 350-meter beginner track or an 800-meter advanced circuit. Choose from Kid, Regular, Double Seater, or Fast Karts, with engines from 100cc to 270cc and speeds up to 43.5 mph. Safety training and equipment are included, and the Fast Kart package adds four races and a souvenir shirt.
At EasyKart Pattaya near Colosseum, you choose a Kid, Regular, Double Seater, or Fast Kart, then race on a beginner or advanced track. English and several other languages are available for safety instruction. Helmets, lockers, timing results, pit-lane access, and a terrace are included. Riders must be at least 110 cm tall.
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