How long can I rent an e-bike?

Rentals range from Dos horas - Un mes, so you can choose anything from a short spin to multi-day use; confirm availability when booking.

Are child seats available?

The bikes have a rear portabultos that accepts a child seat; request installation and age/weight guidance when you reserve.

What level of fitness do I need?

Basic cycling fitness is sufficient—motors assist climbs but expect to pedal on longer routes or steeper sections.

Are helmets provided?

Helmets are recommended; check with the operator about on-site helmet availability or bring your own for the best fit.

Can I ride on the Vía Verde del Mar?

Yes—the ebikes are well suited to paved greenways like the Vía Verde del Mar and quiet secondary roads in the Plana de l’Arc.

What happens if the battery runs low?

Plan routes within the battery’s expected range and bring a charger for longer rentals; staff can advise on charging points and conservative settings.

Castellón E-bike Escape: Paseo Lux from Vilafamés | E-Bike | Bike Tour

From the hilltop streets of Vilafamés to the sea breeze along the Vía Verde del Mar, E-bike: Paseo Lux Talla M - L offers a flexible, high-performance way to read Castellón’s coast and countryside. Based at Calle Sant antoni, 5, Vilafamés, Castellon, this rental and guided service supplies Yamaha or Bosch‑driven electric bikes with 500 Wh batteries, front suspension, hydraulic disc brakes and integrated lights—gear designed for long days on asphalt, coastal greenways and quiet rural lanes. Rentals span Dos horas - Un mes, so you can test a coastal hour, stitch together half-day loops or plan a multi‑day self‑guided circuit through olive groves and limestone ridges. These ebikes are practical and powerful: a central motor for steady hill assistance, a robust battery to sustain all‑day rides when used conservatively, and a rear portabultos that accepts a child seat or panniers for family travel or light touring. Included charger and lighting make dawn departures and evening returns simple; the suspension fork and hydraulic brakes give confidence on short gravel connectors or descents off the main road. Vilafamés itself anchors the experience. The town’s narrow streets and hilltop castle offer a compact starting point where you can make last‑minute adjustments before rolling out toward the coast or inland. On route you’ll pass Mediterranean scrub, almond and olive trees, and the region’s exposed limestone that shapes narrow ravines and low, rounded peaks—typical geology of inland Castellón that rewards short detours for views. Much of the riding follows paved greenways and secondary roads, so the trip suits riders who value steady mileage over technical singletrack. This service stands out here because it bridges two landscapes in one day: saline sea air along the Vía Verde del Mar and the quieter mosaic of farmland and stone villages in the Plana de l’Arc. For families it’s particularly convenient—the options for a child seat and generous battery capacity reduce the friction of bringing younger riders. For independent travelers, the flexible rental window lets you tailor distance and pace without committing to a fixed guided loop. Practical notes: bring sun protection, water and a lightweight lock; expect moderate climbs that the motor handles but still demand pedaling effort. Helmets and local route maps are recommended. Whether you’re chasing golden-hour coastlines or exploring hilltop hamlets, the Paseo Lux setup at Calle Sant antoni, 5, Vilafamés, Castellon makes Castellón’s varied riding approachable, efficient and genuinely fun. Reserve a bike for a short coastal spin or a longer tour through the Plana de l’Arc; staff can advise on batteries, child seats and route options, and many riders combine a morning village ride with an afternoon café stop and a sunset return along quiet coastal tracks for memorable, low-stress days outdoors.