PORTUGAL · RENTAL BIKES
7 tours
Here are the 7 best bike hire in Portugal, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one has the most bookings behind it, so start there and work down.
E-bike GPS tours around Sete Cidades, Portugal. Choose routes by difficulty, hit lakes and viewpoints, and reach São Nicolau church.
“This was amazing. Easy to book and accommodated our changes last minute. The gps got us a bit lost so a bite more explanation or a map would have been helpful but our group of 9 had a blast!”
Rent a Lisbon regular or e-bike and follow an easy map to Art Deco, castles, Alfama, Chiado, and Belem UNESCO sights.
“Als je gaat fietsen in Lissabon, neem e de e fietsroutes langs het water. Het verkeer in Lissabon is niet gewend aan fietsers.”
Rent a bike in Porto for a full day with a helmet, lock, and cycle maps, plus local route tips for the Douro River banks.
“The host was very friendly and when she heard where we wanted to go she recommended the route and showed it on a map. Bikes worked well and we had a splendid trip.”
Rent a well-kept city bike in Porto, get helmets and maps, and pedal the River Douro bike paths at your own pace.
“Não houve aluguer, por desentendimento com o patrão. Por isso não tivemos a reserva confirmada. Por favor devolver o montante da reserva se possível.”
Self-guided e-bike rental from Nazaré to ride the Atlantic coast, reach São Pedro de Moel and São Martinho do Porto, and snap epic cliff views.
“The staff was amazing! They were super kind and friendly. Also, the bike tour was really cool. Thank you!”
Rent a bike in Vilamoura and pedal at your own pace along sea paths to Quarteira, beaches, and more, with helmets and route tips.
“Really helpful being literatlly a stones throw away from the hotel!”
Rent a comfortable Dutch bike in Aveiro and ride flat canal routes to history and beach areas, with helmets, lock, maps, and sunscreen.
“Helene, the manager of the bike shop, selected the most comfortable bikes for our party. She also recommended specific routes to see the best parts of the village. After we returned the bikes, she even recommended a local restaurant for lunch - which was excellent.”
