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Bermuda moped and scooter rentals

 
 
Well, if you are comfortable with a scooter or a moped, this will give you all the freedom and flexibility in this island. You won't have to wait for the crowded buses. 
 
Since you can’t rent a car here, Bermuda moped rentals can be a great mobility option. However, Bermuda roads are quite narrow and winding, and at times can be quite steep. So you need to be careful. 
 
If you are not used to British way of left hand drive, better watch out. The right side is the wrong side. The left side is the right side.
A typical Bermuda Scooter 
Bermuda Scooter
 
 
Speed limit is 35km (23 miles) per hour, but locals tend to ignore this. You will also find that hooting horns is quite common in Bermuda which may sometime distract you. 
 
Visitors do not require driving license to rent a scooter in Bermuda. However by local law, a minimum age of 18 is required and this may be verified by the rental shop.
 
Moped & Scooter Rental Companies 
Moped and scooter rentals area available almost at every nook and corner of Bermuda. Here are some well known companies that offer the two wheelers in relatively good conditions, provide good services and at reasonable rates. Choose the one nearest to your hotel or the cruise ship. 
 
Wheels Cycles 
This is the only company with AAA rated business on Bermuda scooter rentals. Being in operation for over 35 years, they have a large fleet of scooters that are mostly of Peugeot brand. They offer free delivery of the scooter to your hotel or cruise ship. 
 
They have their main office at the Front Street of Hamilton city 
Phone: 441/292-2245, email: information@wheels.bm 
Other offices are at: Coco Reef Bermuda (Tel: 441/ 292-2245), Grotto Bay Beach Resort (Tel: 441/ 293-2378), Pink Beach Club (Tel: 441/292-2245)  
 
Elbow Beach Cycles 
They are in business for nearly 70 years and treat the safety of clients their first priority. They rent scooters, mopeds and pedal bikes, and boast of offering the newest fleet of bikes in the island. They also have a speedy online booking system on their website.  
 
ElbowBeachCycles  is located at the Elbow Beach Hotel at 60 South Shore, Paget. 
 
Hours: 830am to 5pm every day including holidays. Phone: 441/296-2300, 296-8880. 
Website: www.elbowbeachcycles.com 
Email: explore@elbowbeachcycles.com
 
 
Eve's Cycles 
They have their main office in Paget on Middle Road, close to the junction with South Road. It's just 2 minutes from Elbow Beach (114 Middle Road, Paget, Phone: 441/236-6247). 
 
They also have offices at 1 Water Street, St George (Tel: 441/238 0839), and LF Wade International Airport, St George (Tel: 441/293 6188) 
 
Oleander Cycles 
A well known business having several branches. Their offices are located at:  
1) Gorham Road, Hamilton, Pembroke Parish (Tel: 441/295 0919) 
2) 8 Middle Road, Southampton Parish (Tel: 441/234 0629)  
3) Royal Naval Dockyard, i.e. Kings Wharf (Tel: 441/234 2764)  
4) The Reefs hotel, Southampton Parish (Tel: 441/238 0222)  
5) 26 York Street, St George, St. George’s Parish (Tel 297 0478)  
 
Smatts Cycle Livery Limited 
74 Pitts Bay Road, Hamilton. Phone: 441/295-1180 
 
Rental Charges / Rates 
Moped or Scooter rental charges usually include free delivery to your hotel or the cruise ship, free pickup, a carry basket, a helmet and a lock. Rental charge including insurance usually starts from $50 (approximately) for the first day and going down to $16 per day after the seventh day for a single seater. For a double seater it’s $55 for the first day. You can always ask the rental company to deliver the scooter or the moped to your hotel or cruise ship. 
 
What you should know of scooter rides in Bermuda 
All the Bermuda moped or scooter rental companies are supposed to provide a short free lesson before you rent it. So, if you don't feel comfortable after this lesson, don't go for it. And if this is the first time you are planning to try out a scooter ride in Bermuda, then you should know about the road conditions and the traffic rules, what to anticipate, road safety measures and useful tips. Check out Bermuda Scooter Ride: What You Should Know to make yourself comfortable before you go for the rental. 
 
Some Great Scooter Rides in Bermuda 
Well if you finally decide to rent a scooter in Bermuda, here are my suggestions for some great rides. We do it almost every time we are in the island. 
 
Route#1 
If you like to explore Bermuda's village or rural areas which are fast disappearing in the island, start from the Friendship Vale Park at Devonshire Parish. This is a small lovely park on a hill side and located at the junction between Parson's Road and Palmetto Road. From the park, go down Parson's Road towards south. You will get a junction, veer right towards Orange Valley Road. We love this ride and greatly enjoy the country lanes with lovely cottages, farms, byways and after all Bermuda's unique rural life.
 
 
Route#2 
Take South Road and go west towards Sandy's parish across Somerset Island, over Watford Bridge and all the way to Royal Naval Dockyard. Go through the gates of the Dockyard and past the boatyard and all the way around the Maritime Museum. It's a great ride. 
 
 
Check out Bermuda Transportation to know about other transport options in Bermuda 
 
Visitors' Reviews and Comments 
 
Diane 
Great Site! My daughter and I will be visiting Bermuda via a cruise ship Oct. 24 & 25. While reading through many of your informative pages, we have decided to take the Jessie James Cruise snorkel that Monday afternoon. You also made the scooters sound like fun so we'd like to rent a scooter on Tuesday to see the island/beaches, but have to be back to the ship by 4:30! Does that sound doable? May be we should rent the scooter BOTH days? How long is the scooter ride from King's Wharf to Hamilton? 
 
Raj 
Hi Diane, That sounds perfectly doable. On day-1, if you plan to go only for the Jessie James Snorkeling Cruise, the direct ferry from the dockyard to Hamilton would be the easiest. It takes only 20 minutes to reach. The snorkel tour boat PISCES leaves from there. However check out the ferry schedule to know the timings. 
 
Bus ride from Kings Wharf to Hamilton takes about an hour. So the scooter ride should take shorter time, may be around 45 minutes or so. Pick up the 'Handy Reference Map' from the Visitors Information Center at the Kings Wharf Dockyard. That'll help you navigate through the island. Have a great time in Bermuda! 
 
Here is a visitor giving advice on how to be careful about thefts while riding mopeds or scooters in Bermuda. 
 
 
 
 
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