Motorcycle and scooter rentals in
Malta

Malta is an island country in the Mediterranean, located in the middle of Europe, Africa and Asia. Its capital is Valletta and it stands out for hosting charming corners, beaches with turquoise waters, impressive archaeology, cliffs and historical monuments. Undoubtedly, discovering it on a motorcycle or scooter will be the best option.

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

If your driving license is European and you want to rent a motorbike up to 125cc, all you have to do is present your type B car driving 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 license is recommended.

All motorcycles have third-party insurance and most include cases and rear trunks 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 scooter in Malta?

If your driving license is European and you want to rent a motorcycle up to 125cc, all you have to do is present your type B car driving 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 license is recommended.

Are rental motorcycles insured in Malta?

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

Make your motorcycle rental in Malta a safe experience:

At the signing of the contract, we request a damage excess deposit charged to your credit card, which 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 ride a motorcycle in Malta?

Driving in Malta is a bit more complicated than many people think. It is not one of the most difficult places, but it is necessary to be careful and know that you drive on the left. It is the second European country with the most cars per inhabitant, so there is a lot of traffic, especially during rush hours. The Maltese do not drive very well, they do not use their indicators and they always drive faster than the allowed speed. There are speed cameras all over the island, but they are very easy to see and are signposted. The roads are not in good condition, with quite a few potholes and unevenness. The speed limit in urban areas is 40 km/h and on highways 65 km/h. There are no highways and the use of a helmet is mandatory.

What are the advantages of driving a motorcycle in Malta?

Driving a motorcycle in Malta is, without a doubt, the best option to move around the entire island quickly and freely. It is much cheaper than renting a car and, in addition, you will not have problems parking, since there are free parking lots for motorcycles very close to the places of interest.

If you arrive in the city by plane, we will deliver your motorcycle or scooter with a small supplement at its main airport: Malta International Airport.

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

What tourist attractions in Malta can I visit by motorcycle?

In Malta, you can visit attractions by motorcycle such as its capital, Valletta. Its historic center, considered a World Heritage Site, has a total of 320 monuments, of which Fort St. Elmo, Sant Paul's Anglican Pro-cathedral, and Castille Place stand out.

In the south of the island, very close to the fishing village of Wied iz-Zurrieq, you can enjoy its incredible caves. The island is also home to natural spaces and crystalline beaches such as Rambla Bay, Blue Lagoon, Blue Window and Salinas de Piedra. The town of Mdina and the Popeye Village are other essential places.

Do not say goodbye to the island without trying its most typical food such as Pastizzi, Gbejniet, and Bigilla.

All in all, riding a motorbike or scooter in Malta is a completely safe and certainly unforgettable experience.