Yes. A helmet is included with the rental but you may bring your own for fit and comfort reasons.

Can two people ride a single Vespa?

Yes, up to two people are allowed per scooter, but the contract is personal and covers only the named hirer(s).

What license is required?

A valid driving license for cars or motorcycles is required; local ID and a credit card are also requested at pickup.

Is insurance included?

Third-party damage insurance is included; verify coverage limits and any excess with the operator before departure.

Are scooters delivered to my villa?

Yes. Delivery and collection at your villa are included; scooters can be delivered from 09:00 on day one and collected by 18:30 on the final rental day unless otherwise agreed.

Can beginners rent this scooter?

No. The operator requires prior experience on 125cc scooters; these are not suitable for first-time riders.

Vespa Lucca Villa Delivery: Ride a 125cc Through Tuscany

On two wheels and a 125cc heart, the Vespa 125cc - At Your Villa delivers a fast, local way to explore Lucca’s back roads. Based in Lucca, Toscana, Italy, this villa-delivery scooter rental drops the keys at your door and hands you a compact machine that makes the region feel suddenly reachable. Delivery and collection are included; scooters can be delivered from 09.00 on day one and must be collected by 6.30 pm on the last rental day unless otherwise agreed.

The route possibilities read like a shortened grand tour. Head west through the low, cultivated hills to the Historic Villas of Marlia, where stately gardens and classical facades sit behind hedges and cypress alleys. Continue toward Borgo a Mozzano to stand on the Ponte della Maddalena—the so-called Devil’s Bridge—a medieval stone arch spanning the Serchio River and framing steep river cliffs. To the south, the vineyards and olive groves of Montecarlo offer gravel shoulders, sweeping views of vineyard rows, and the scent of crushed olives on hot air. If the sea calls, a half-hour ride reaches Viareggio’s strand; Pisa, with its famous square, sits similarly within easy reach.

The experience is practical and pared down: a 125cc Vespa, third-party damage insurance, and a helmet are included. Riders must be at least 18, hold a driving license for cars or motorcycles, and have prior experience on 125cc scooters; these are not starter bikes. The operator limits each contract to a single rider pair (maximum two people per scooter) and enforces individual rental agreements for liability reasons.

Why book this rather than piecing together taxis and trains? The Vespa collapses travel time, lets you thread lanes that tours can’t, and turns roadside stops—an olive mill, a vineyard tasting room, a piazza café—into uncomplicated detours. It also plugs visitors directly into the physical rhythm of the landscape: the tight turns of country lanes, the sudden view that opens to Tuscan skyline, the way light hits stone villas at golden hour.

Practical tips: fuel and basic maps are your responsibility, and you should confirm any local ZTL (limited-traffic) restrictions for historic town centers. For travelers who value independence and speed, and who already feel steady on a scooter, this rental is an efficient, authentic way to layer a day of driving with small discoveries across Lucca’s countryside.

Expect to pay for fuel and any traffic fines; check your credit card holds and ask the operator about roadside assistance. Helmets are provided but bring sunglasses and a light jacket for gusts. Bookings through the vendor’s booking link secure delivery windows; confirm pickup details when you arrive at your villa. This is a day-driving experience best paired with an evening meal in Lucca’s centro storico.