Child Bike Rentals

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1 hour to 1 month

Fitness Level

Suitable for families and children of varied fitness levels due to flat routes and easy bikes

Overview

MO'bike in Valencia offers flexible child bike rentals perfect for family-friendly rides through the city's scenic parks and historic streets. Enjoy a hassle-free adventure with included helmets and padlocks.

Bike Rental

València, Comunidad Valenciana

Child Bike Rentals

From 4€! • Pickup after 10:00 • 1 Hour to 1 Month Rental

Select participants and date

Date

Fri, Oct 3

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the freedom of exploring the city on a bike with flexible rental options ranging from one hour to a month. Enjoy included essentials like a padlock and helmet, with additional gear available. Pick up your bike anytime from 10:00 and return it before 18:45 for a hassle-free adventure.

Duration & Rates

1 hour: 4€ 4 hours: 6€ 24 Hours: 7€ 2 days: 12€ 3 days: 18€ 4 days: 23€ 5 days: 28€ 6 days: 30€ 7 days: 35€ 2 weeks: 60€ 1 month: 70€

What to Bring

50€ deposit and your ID card/passport

What's Included

Padlock
Lights
Helmet: Included on demand, it is obligatory for minors under 16 and to go out of the city
Repair kit: Included on demand, obligatory to go out of the city

Optional

Child seat: 3€/day
Basket: 1€

Pick up time:

You can pick up your bike at any time from 10:00

Returning time:

Any time before 18:45

Adventure Tips

Secure Your Bike

Always use the included padlock when parking your rental to prevent theft, especially in busy areas.

Helmet Use is Mandatory

Helmets come with every rental—make sure children wear them at all times for safety.

Plan Your Return Time

Bikes must be returned before 18:45; plan your route to avoid rushing at the end of the rental period.

Best Routes for Kids

Stick to flat, wide paths like Jardín del Turia to keep younger riders comfortable and safe.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Eurasian Hoopoe (colorful bird often spotted in parks)
Mediterranean lizard found along riverbed paths

History

Valencia’s Turia River was diverted after devastating floods in 1957, transforming the riverbed into one of Spain’s longest urban parks, now ideal for cycling.

Conservation

Local efforts focus on maintaining the Turia park’s biodiversity, promoting sustainable urban recreation and minimizing environmental impact from increased cycling traffic.