The Netherlands · SCOOTER RENTALS
The 14 best scooter hire you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Pick up a city bike from A-Bike Rental & Tours Amsterdam and set your own route through De Wallen, De Pijp, Museumplein, Vondelpark, or along the Amstel. Staff check the bike, explain city cycling, and offer local tips. Bikes for children and infant seats are available, with helmets and accessories at extra cost.
“Accueil chaleureux, très bon servie client. Tarif abordable flexibilité en cas de changement d’orgànisation, bref : top !”
Rent a custom-made bike from Yellow Bike Tours & Rental near Amsterdam Central Station or the city center. Staff help choose your size, adjust the saddle, explain the locks, and suggest routes. You can ride historic streets, seek out Dutch windmills, or cover more ground at your own pace. Kids bikes and seats are available by request.
Start near Wijdewormer, about 20 minutes from Amsterdam by car or taxi, with coffee, scooter training, and route help from Bart. Then follow a digital Routiq route through North Holland to Zaanse Schans, stopping for windmills, cheese, clogs, cafés, and countryside views at your own pace. A driver’s license is required.
“This is the best way to see the windmills and countryside! It is well worth the drive out. We had the freedom to explore as we wanted.”
Start at Haven 45 in Volendam, choose a Gazelle bike, and spend the day riding at your own pace. You get route maps, phone navigation, a lock, bags, and a phone holder. Choose a 21, 24, or 27 km route through Marken, Edam, Monnickendam, Broek in Waterland, farms, dikes, and quiet Dutch villages.
“noleggio di bici ottimo. ho apprezzato il fatto che il proprietario ci ha noleggiato le e-bike allo stesso prezzo delle bici normali perché quest'ultime erano finite. il proprietario fornisce anche l'itinerario per visitare piccoli paesi percorrendo tranquille strade di campagna. Unico appunto negativo: su una delle 3 e-bike noleggiate non funzionava la marcia 5 e batteria non completamente carica.”
Pick up a rental bike at MacBike Oosterdoksstraat and explore Amsterdam at your own pace. You get two locks and flexible rental duration choices, with no guide or fixed route. Ride canals and parks in town, or head toward farms, windmills, lakes, and nearby places such as Edam or Muiderslot.
“The bike was easy to use and had a convenient locking system. The shop owner explained clearly the rules for cycling around Amsterdam. I would say this is best as an inner city bike rather than for cycling out of town. If you want to explore further afield maybe check their other bike options or go elsewhere. The plus point of the bike being so visibly a tourist bike is that locals will navigate around you because they know you are less familiar with their biking customs.”
Pick up a well-kept bike at Volendam’s old harbor and choose a route through Edam, Monnickendam, or Marken. You’ll receive a local map and route advice, then ride past farms, canals, cows, windmills, and dikes above and below sea level. The Marken to Volendam boat is optional and costs extra.
“Had the best day! The naps are helpful, was a bit tricky to understand on google maps but we got the hang of it - really great experience and nice bikes.”
Ride a Texel Cruiser electric scooter across Texel for three hours. The wide tires and handlebars suit the island’s sandy paths, dikes, beaches, and country roads. You receive a roadmap and breakdown service, but bring a valid driver’s license and prepare for changing weather. A west-coast route and the lighthouse make good use of your time.
“We hebben de hele ochtend regen gehad, maar bij het opstappen op de E-scooter brak de zon door. Niet te regelen maar wel heel fijn. Super manier om relaxed Texel te bekijken.”
Start at Volendam’s old harbor and ride an E-chopper through Dutch villages, meadows, and dike roads. Choose a three to eight-hour route to Edam, Monnickendam, or Marken, using the supplied map. The ride is self-led, with a private-tour option, and you may return from Marken to Volendam by boat at your own cost.
“We had a fun and great experience touring the countryside. Dress warm and bring an extra layer or windbreaker. Equipment was good. Staff very helpful. We had ages 6 to 52 and everyone had fun! Glad we did it! We were a group of 10 from USA.”
Pick up an e-scooter or e-bike near Hillegom train station, receive a helmet and local route tips, then set out on a private, self-guided ride through the Bulb Region. You can choose a one-seat or two-seat scooter, request a child seat, and add visits to Keukenhof, Tulip Experience Amsterdam, or Tulip Barn.
Rent a Café Cruiser e-chopper on Texel and set your own route through beaches, dunes, forests, polders, Den Burg, and De Koog. You get a short briefing, route map, breakdown support, and up to three hours on an electric scooter reaching 25 kilometers per hour. A driving license is required.
Collect a strong three-gear e-bike at Haven 45 in Volendam and follow suggested GPS routes through Edam, Monnickendam, and Marken. You get a full battery, spare-battery options, a paper map, and local advice, but no live guide. The route mixes quiet villages, cows, windmills, dikes, and a possible boat ride back from Marken.
“Self guided tour of the countryside was absolutely amazing. The team that set up the bikes for us and gave us ideas were amazing. We explored what we wanted to see and enjoyed it immensely. A must do if you want to learn about the Netherlands.”
Start in central Goes, collect a comfortable electric bike, and spend up to eight hours following ready-made GPS routes through Zeeland. You can ride 80 to 120 kilometers, with routes reaching historic Goes, Yerseke, Veere, the Veerse Meer, and Oosterschelde National Park. Child seats and accessories are available.
“Great service, no hundreds of requirements. Easy and quick to pick up the e-bike”
Pick up a bike, lock, map, and free offline GPS app near Amsterdam Central Station. Ride independently for one, two, or three days, following narrated directions in four languages to museums, canals, shops, and historic streets. A coffee stop is included, but there is no guide.
“Le début de la promenade dans la rès vieille ville . Zone très calme. beau temps, que dire de plus... ville plate donc très facile pour rouler en vélo”
Rent a classic Solex electric moped from TexelCruiser and explore Texel at your own pace for three hours. You get a full tank for about 60 km, a road map, breakdown help, parking, and third-party insurance with a €175 excess. Bring your driver’s license, and confirm that Solex mopeds are available before you arrive.
“Wij hadden 12 solexen gehuurd maar helaas waren die er niet maar stonden er e choppers.E choppers hadden we al vaker gedaan en op solexen rijden nog nooit.Dit was een enorme teleurstelling. Verhuurders waren wel super vriendelijk!!”
Pick a canal, a gallery or a road out of town.
