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Gran Canaria

The wonderful island of Gran Canaria is part of the Canary archipelago and is known for having one of the most beautiful tropical landscapes. By motorcycle or scooter you can visit its extensive and beautiful beaches, vegetation ravines, towns and cities with all kinds of services and a very lively nightlife.

Here are some tips on how to rent your motorcycle or scooter in Gran Canaria:

If your driver's license is European and you want to rent a motorcycle up to 125cc, just present your type B car driver's license for more than three years.

If you are not a European citizen you have to carry an equivalent license in your country of origin, in this case an international card is recommended.

All motorcycles have third party insurance and most include cases and rear trunk included or with additional payment.

Upon your arrival at our rental center, we ask you to show the documentation and we invite you to sign the rental document in your name.

What do I need to rent a motorcycle in Gran Canaria?

If your driver's license is European and you want to rent a motorcycle up to 125cc, just present your type B car driver's license for more than three years.

If you are not a European citizen you have to carry an equivalent license in your country of origin, in this case an international card is recommended.

Are the motorcycles insured?

All motorcycles have third party insurance and most include cases and rear trunk included or with additional payment.

Make your motorcycle rental in Gran Canaria a safe experience:

At the signing of the contract we request a damage franchise deposit charged to your credit card that we return upon completion. It is essential that you have a credit card, we accept the usual Visa or MasterCard and to a lesser extent Amex.

All motorcycles have security measures, many of them satellite tracking devices and optional locks.

What is it like to drive a motorcycle in Gran Canaria?

Driving through Gran Canaria is very practical and safe, although driving through its mountains can be quite a challenge, since it requires extreme concentration due to its narrow and winding roads. The speed limit in towns and cities is 50 km/h, on secondary roads it is 90 km/h and on the only two highways on the island, it is 120 km/h. Driving is on the right and the use of a helmet is mandatory. Breathalyzer tests are very frequent and the limit of alcohol in blood allowed is 0.5 mg.

What are the advantages of driving a motorcycle in Gran Canaria?

Undoubtedly, driving a motorcycle or scooter around Gran Canaria is the best and most practical option to get around the island and get to know all its attractions. Although it is forbidden to park in areas with white or yellow lines, there is a wide variety of free parking spaces for motorcycles, in addition to being able to park very close to the beaches and places of interest, saving time and money.

If you arrive to the coast by plane, we will deliver your motorcycle or scooter with a small supplement at the island's airport: Gran Canaria Airport.

If you arrive by ferry and prefer to pick up your motorcycle at your own hotel, we deliver and pick up where you prefer.

What tourist attractions in Gran Canaria can I visit by motorcycle?

By motorcycle you can visit a wide variety of tourist attractions such as: the Dunes of Maspalomas, located in the south of the island, where you can enjoy the best beaches in Gran Canaria. In the small town of Puerto de Mogán, you can walk its streets and contemplate the white-painted apartments that surround them, to end up visiting the Molino Quemado.

The Roque Nublo, a volcanic monolith, is the symbol of Gran Canaria and that you can enjoy up close by parking your motorcycle and following the route on foot. Located in the center of the island, is one of the most beautiful towns in Spain: Tejeda. In it you can enjoy several museums, the Church of Nuestra Señora del Socorro and the Roque Bentayga. Teror, the religious capital of the island, is listed as an asset of Cultural Interest; Firgas, with the Paseo de Gran Canaria and the Plaza de San Roque; and Arucas, with the imposing Church of San Juan Bautista, are other towns that you cannot miss. Finally, do not forget to visit the capital of the island: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, nor the Cueva Pintada and the archaeological park of Maipés.

You won't be able to leave without enjoying its extraordinary gastronomy and trying the wrinkled potatoes with mojo picón, marinated pork or the watercress stew. Nor without attending some of its traditional festivals and theme parks.

Driving a motorcycle or scooter in Gran Canaria is a completely safe and undoubtedly unforgettable experience.