USA · SCOOTER RENTALS
Good scooter rentals tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
See Miami by open-top bus, add a skyline cruise and bike rental, and explore South Beach, Wynwood, Little Havana, and more.
“Our flights got canceled due to weather and we were not originally planning to stay in Miami so we had nothing planned and had done no research on the area. The Bigbus tour is always good way to get to know the area and see some of the main attractions.”
Ride an underwater scooter in Maunalua Bay, see tropical fish and turtles, and cruise past Diamond Head on a guided Oahu adventure.
“One of a kind experience. A MUST. The Captains and crew were very professional. They were very attentive the entire time. Safety was number one. Wife and I felt very safe and could relax and fully enjoy the experience.”
Ride a scooter through Red Rock Canyon on a guided 13-mile loop with hotel pickup, helmets, water, entry fees, and photo stops.
“Great experience! Guides were knowledgeable and entertaining, made sure we were comfortable and safe with riding the scooter before we started, Clem takes the best pictures at the stops through the canyon, and as a solo traveler I was able meet some great people. The music in shuttle there and back was a bonus, old school Metallica was a fantastic end to a great time. While at a concert last night, I met another solo traveler who had also done this tour but the day before I did and he was equally glowing about how much fun he had, and on the ride back to the strip, one couple who…”
Rent a bike near Central Park for $8 per person, with a helmet, lock, map, and a 10-minute grace period included.
“This is a great place to hire bikes. They are just around the corner from central park and it's easy to navigate from the shop. The bikes, are good and they provide you with a lock so you can stop off and look at places. Don't forget your id as they hold this as a deposit and they have a QR code you can scan for a map. what I will say is that there is a one way system around the park which we were not aware off and this meant we had to walk to find a path we could ride back on. Just something to consider.”
Explore Central Park by Trek bike from $9, with helmets, maps, baskets, and locks included. Choose a one-hour ride or circle the entire park.
“I had a fantastic experience with this bike rental in New York! The staff was extremely friendly and helpful – I felt welcome right away. The bike was in excellent condition and very easy to ride. It’s a perfect alternative for exploring Central Park in a relaxed and flexible way. Highly recommended – I’d definitely rent here again!”
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