Best of · BIKE RENTALS IN FRANCE
The 4 best bike rentals in France you can book today, with what each costs, how far it goes and who it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason; start there.
Pick up a classic bike or e-bike in central Nice with a helmet, lock, map, and route advice. Ride the Paillon promenade, Old Town, Port, Promenade des Anglais, Villefranche or Cap d’Antibes. The listed rental lasts two hours, with some options allowing longer use.
“Very easy to access. Good quality bikes and a fun day out!”
Rent an electric bike from TROLIB at 25 Quai de Rive Neuve and follow a phone-based virtual guide around Marseille. Choose four to eight hours, with helmets, locks, baskets, insurance, and route suggestions covering Notre Dame de la Garde, the seafront, city center, and nearby coves.
“A great experience on quality bikes. We came on a cruise and this site is in town which requires a taxi ride to get there. $40 for 6 people. The shop gave great explanations and recommendations. The virtual guide is nice but if we were to do it again, we would visit the Notre Dame first as it is up a very steep incline and not for the faint of heart! Would definitely use this company again!”
Collect an electric or classic bike from the Outside Bike desk at Rivage Hôtel & Spa in Annecy-le-Vieux. Spend the day riding beside Lake Annecy, visiting lakeside villages and scenic viewpoints at your own pace. English and French support is available, with rentals limited to seven people.
Pick up a modern city bike near Strasbourg station and spend the day exploring at your own pace. Visit the cathedral, Petite France, and the European quarter without a guide. A helmet and lock are included, and baby seats can be requested.
“Good people to deal with and a short walk to/from the central station”
Pick a kind of day, or a city with a lane on every street.
