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Two Wheels - cycle, scooter and motorbike hire in Cannes
The quickest way round Cannes - and the Riviera - is on two wheels.
Opposite the railway station everything for lovers of two wheels can be found at Bike Trip, 10 place de la gare: tel 04 93 99 39 93 www.rent-bike.fr
From every type of bicycle to scooters and motorcycles including BMW and Harley Davidsons. The enthusiastic staff will help you make the most of your experience advising on trips around Cannes and further afield. They also offer motorbike tours with a guide and hotels included for the ride of your life.
At Elite Rent a Bike, 32 Avenue Marechal Juin tel: 04 93 94 30 34
You can hire a bicycle for a day.
Or you can have a 50cc scooter which requires no driving licence. A scooter 125 will cost about 35€. Motor cycles are from 100€ a day. These prices include insurance, unlimited mileage*, helmets and locks.
*mileage limited for motorbikes to 350 km per day plus 0.30€ per km
Open every day 9.30am-12pm and 2.30pm-6.30pm except Sunday.
You can hire a bicycle for a day.
Or you can have a 50cc scooter which requires no driving licence. A scooter 125 will cost about 35€. Motor cycles are from 100€ a day. These prices include insurance, unlimited mileage*, helmets and locks.
*mileage limited for motorbikes to 350 km per day plus 0.30€ per km
Open every day 9.30am-12pm and 2.30pm-6.30pm except Sunday.
At 22 Quai St Pierre near the ferry terminal is YOURENT-CANNES. For 8€ an hour for a bike, 79€ a day for a Vespa GTS, a Renault Twizy will set you back 99€. A Fiat 500 or a Citroen C1 costs 90 euros |
and you can even hire a boat with a captain.
Open Monday to Saturday. Website www.yourent-cannes.com or phone 06 98 98 00 31. |
Be Aware
It is compulsory to wear CE approved gloves. This applies to drivers and passengers. You can be fined 68 euros if you fail to wear them and if French you will be docked a point on your licence.
Children under 12 have to wear a protective helmet when on a bicycle - on the pavement or as a passenger. The responsible adult failing to ensure a child has a helmet will be fined 135 euros.
Children under 12 have to wear a protective helmet when on a bicycle - on the pavement or as a passenger. The responsible adult failing to ensure a child has a helmet will be fined 135 euros.
