France · SCOOTER RENTALS
The 13 best scooter rentals tours you can book today, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Ride an electric scooter for 90 minutes from Labenne with iZi Rider guides Cécile, Jonas, or Monika. The route takes you toward Labenne and Ondres beaches while guides explain local flora and history. English is offered, groups are limited to 10, and the ride returns to the starting point.
“A great time between friends! A very nice walk with pedagogy, kindness and humor. Thank you to the team.Auto-translated”
Ride an e-scooter through central Paris with guides such as Idris and Laurent. In three hours, you’ll visit the Louvre, Concorde, Champs-Élysées, Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, Alexandre III Bridge, Invalides, and Grand Palais, with photo stops and lively local stories.
“This was a great and fun way to see the major sights in Paris and learn a bit about the history!”
Pick up an e-bike at 25 Quai de Rive Neuve and use a phone-based route to explore Marseille at your own pace. Choose four to eight hours, ride to Notre Dame de La Garde or the Calanques, and receive a helmet, lock, basket, insurance, and route suggestions.
“They went to the nature reserve by bike. Had got the interactive map with lots of viewpoints - was very nice. Very friendly staff, very helpful!!!Auto-translated”
In two hours, you’ll learn to handle an electric scooter, cruise Nice’s seafront, visit Place Massena, Garibaldi, Castle Hill, and #ILoveNICE, and finish by the sea. Guides including Kent, Oceane, Tiffany, and Tebo have led this small-group route in English and French.
“The Guide (Super) Kent was engaging and knowledgeable about the Local area and the best vantage points for the necessary holiday snaps. We would certainly recommend people to give this a go. Bonus was with the scooter, we didn't have to walk up the hill to the best views in Nice.”
Join iZi Rider in Seignosse for a 90-minute guided ride on big-wheel electric scooters. After a short introduction, guides Julie, Jonas, or Cécile lead you through sandy forest paths and explain the Landes forest ecosystem. The small group is limited to six people.
“Julie très professionnelle et très avenante. Superbe balade dans la forêt de Seignosse. Je recommande”
Start at Marseille’s Vieux Port, learn to handle a latest-generation e-scooter, then follow a smartphone route through the Panier, Notre Dame de la Garde, beaches, and small ports. Choose from several sectors, ride at your own pace, and use the included helmet and map points.
“We got a great training for the e-scooter in English! Super easy to understand and nice! Everything's great!”
Pick up a bike near Strasbourg train station and spend the day riding to the cathedral, Petite France, and the European quarter. You get a helmet and lock, but no guide, so you set your own pace. Baby seats are available on request.
“Good people to deal with and a short walk to/from the central station”
From Restaurant La Pinède in Cap-d'Ail, you’ll learn to use an underwater scooter, then spend up to 75 minutes snorkeling along quieter coastal areas. Instructor Julien and his team provide masks, fins, wetsuits, and anti-UV gear for groups of no more than six, with octopus, fish, and sea urchins on the lookout list.
“Amazing experience! The sea scooter made snorkeling effortless and fun, and we saw plenty of fish, octopus, and sea urchins. The instructor was professional and the small group size made it very personal. Highly recommended if you’re in Nice or Monaco!”
Pick up a Pedego electric bike at Mobilboard Nice and set your own route along the Promenade des Anglais and coast. Staff such as Julian and Rafael can help with route planning. Rentals run from two hours to one week, with helmets, locks, and baskets provided.
“We missed this trip since our cruise ship made a last min decision to skip Nice due to windy condition. Viator would not refund since it was within last 24 hours. It is unfortunate that I can't get the refund due to circumstances that I cannot control.”
Ride through central Paris with an English-speaking guide such as Marc, Mark, Tess, or Amir. After scooter training, you visit major sights including the Louvre, Musée d’Orsay, Notre Dame, the Latin Quarter, Le Marais, and the Seine, with photo stops and practical city tips along the way.
“Amazing!! Book this tour!! Marc was the best!! You learn a lot and get to ride fun scooters!!”
Pick up an easy-to-drive electric scooter from Mobilboard Nice at 2 Rue Halévy, near the Promenade. You can choose a morning or afternoon start, ride independently, and cover Nice at your own pace. Rentals last from two hours to one week, with scooters limited to riders aged 14 and older.
“Convenient location for cruising the promenade. Scooters were in good condition and very quick! We went to the top of castle hill with zero problems. Also our attendant spoke excellent English and was super helpful.”
Set out from Village Club Cap Océan with an English-speaking guide such as Jonas or Julie. In 90 minutes, ride from Hossegor’s golf course and Basco-Landaise buildings through the forest, sandy paths, Pédebert, and the marine lake. Expect a small group of up to six and gentle coaching.
“Thank you to our guide! for his patience and compassion! walk only a 2! nickel! in the forest of Landes, some tar but not long: despite one or two forced stops to get his spirits (our guide should understand) , we liked the walk, very quiet and stress free!lolol!!”
Pick up a comfortable city bike and helmet at Mobilboard Nice on Rue Halévy, close to the seafront. Choose from two hours to more than a day, then follow Nice’s flat coastal paths, Old Nice streets, or longer routes toward Villefranche-sur-Mer and Cap d’Antibes.
“The bike rental was very close to the foreshore where there is a traffic free path along the coastline, mostly flat and very picturesque. Staff at the rental shop very helpful and friendly. Exhilarating even for not so good bike riders!”
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