What is the minimum age to rent?

Rentals require riders to be 21 years or older, and age is verified at pickup.

Do I need a driver’s license?

Yes, bring a valid driver’s license; staff will inspect it before releasing the scooter.

Are helmets provided?

Helmets are provided with most rentals—confirm at booking and request sizes if you have specific needs.

Is the scooter gas or electric?

Model availability varies; check at booking. Either way, plan routes around fuel or charging access on the island.

Can two people ride together?

Yes—this is a two-up scooter designed for a rider and passenger, but local rules on passenger age and conduct apply.

Where do I pick up and return the scooter?

Pickup is at Casa Marina/Reach; confirm exact pickup instructions at booking and allow time for orientation.

Double Scooter Rental at Casa Marina/Reach — Explore Bone Island by Two-Up Scooter | Scooter | Bike Rental

Adventure Brief

Trade slow walks and crowded shuttles for wind-in-your-face freedom: rent a two-up scooter at Casa Marina/Reach and explore Bone Island and the Key West loop at your own pace. This flexible 1–7 day option is ideal for riders 21+ who want fast access to beaches, reef viewpoints, and Old Town streets without parking headaches.

2 hours–7 days

easy

From $6.00

At the tip of the Keys, where low coral rock meets powdery sand, Double Scooter Rental - Casa Marina/Reach offers one of the smartest ways to see Bone Island and the wider Key West loop. Located in Key West, Florida, United States, this rental lets riders 21 and older grab a comfortable two-up scooter for anything from a quick half-day spin to a week-long island exploration. The experience is simple: pick up your scooter at Casa Marina/Reach, adjust helmets and mirrors, and set off. On two wheels you pass through neighborhoods of conch cottages, past mangrove fringes and salt flats, with frequent stops for coffee, Cuban sandwiches, or a midday plunge. Key features along typical routes include the brushstroked pastel houses of Old Town, the commerce and chaos of Duval Street, the viewing crowds at Mallory Square at sunset, and quieter beaches on the south side. Geologically, the Keys are limestone and fossilized coral perched on the Florida reef tract; you'll notice the low, porous rock and shallow flats where wading birds feed. What makes this rental special here is scale and access. Key West's compact streets reward nimble vehicles: scooters thread through narrow lanes where cars stall, parking is easier, and routes that would take a bus an hour can be sampled in minutes. The freedom to stop at roadside vistas, empty coves and neighborhood bars transforms transit into discovery. Because rentals can span one to seven days, you can sample sunrise on the eastern shore, afternoon snorkeling off the reef, and a sunset cocktail without repeating the same route. Practical notes: riders should be at least 21, carry a valid license, and expect sun, wind, and salt spray. Helmets, light windproof layers, and waterproof bags for phones make each ride more comfortable. Traffic is calm but local drivers and bicyclists move quickly, so defensive riding matters. The business plugs into the island's tourism rhythm - helpful staff orient first-timers, and many local businesses keep scooter parking in mind. For anyone who prefers pace over parking stress, a two-up scooter is both an efficient local commute and a miniature touring vehicle. It's a way to turn Key West's dispersed sights into a coherent day, to chase beaches and coffee shops in rhythm, and to feel the island's particular light and breeze - fast enough to cover ground, slow enough to notice details. Take an early ferry to nearby Fort Zachary Taylor for snorkeling, or loop to the quieter eastern shore at Higgs Beach for morning birdwatching; both are easy on two wheels. Fuel and charging stations are limited island-wide, so top up before long runs. Keep a paper map or offline directions - cell service can be spotty around mangrove channels and some side streets.