Bike tours · BIKE RENTALS IN FRANCE
The 7 best bike rentals in France you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much climbing is in it. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Pick up a well-maintained classic bike or e-bike from Mobilboard Nice, with a helmet, lock, map, and route advice included. In two hours, you can cruise the Promenade, follow the Paillon, thread through Old Nice, or make a brisk trip toward Villefranche or Cap d’Antibes. Bring photo ID, a physical credit card, and the required deposit.
“Very friendly team and great recommendations for biking destinations.”
Rent an electric bike from TROLIB at 25 Quai de Rive Neuve and follow suggested routes on your phone. Ride to Notre Dame de la Garde, Marseille’s seafront, city sights, and even coves near Calanques National Park. Helmets, locks, baskets, insurance, and a city map are included. Thomas and the team can help shape your route.
“Excellent! Easy to find, bikes were great… and recommended tour was great. City was extremely busy, but the tour was easy to follow with recommended stopping / picture points!”
Collect an electric or classic bike from the Outside Bike desk inside Rivage Hotel in Annecy-le-Vieux. MOOV provides a convenient base for a self-guided day around Lake Annecy, with electric assistance for easy miles or a classic bike for a stronger workout. French and English service is available.
Pick up a bike at 5 Petite Rue du Vieux Marché aux Vins, close to the train station, and spend the day exploring Strasbourg at your own pace. You get a helmet and lock, but no guide, so you choose your route and stops. Baby seats are available on request, and the small group is limited to 10 people.
“Good people to deal with and a short walk to/from the central station”
Start at Sun-E-Bike in Bonnieux at 9:00 am, collect your e-bike and helmet, then set your own route through the Luberon. Ride toward Gordes, Roussillon, vineyards, and hill roads at your own pace. Route help through an app, bags, and phone holders may be available. Return to Bonnieux by the end of the day.
“Beautiful place to explore by bike, the e-bikes we got through sun-e-bike were in good condition with plenty of power to help us get through a 50km trip around Luberon.”
Pick up a light city bike at 13 rue Brantôme in Le Marais for 2 hours, 4 hours, or a full day. Ride independently through central Paris with a lock, helmet, basket, rain poncho, and map. This is a flexible way to cover more ground without committing to a guided group.
“C'est bien de se déplacer en ville à vélo, mais malheureusement c'est trop lourd”
Pick up a regular bike or e-bike from Fat Tire Tours Paris and set your own route through the City of Light. Ride beside the Seine, circle Notre Dame, reach the Marais, or pedal toward Montmartre and Paris parks. Rentals last 2 to 8 hours. E-bikes are for riders age 14 and older.
“Very good service I will use it again on my next trip!”
City loop, coast road, vineyard lane or a bike of your own for the day.
