Top 5 best bicycle rentals in Kemer

Picture this: the sun's dropping over the Mediterranean, the promenade at Moonlight Park is glowing amber, and instead of waiting on a dolmuş, you're pedaling along the seafront with the wind doing the cooling for you. Kemer rewards exactly this kind of freedom — a short ride gets you from your hotel to the harbor at Kemer Marina, past fishing boats and cafes, with nothing standing between you and the coast but a bit of pedal power.

What makes this town so well suited to two wheels is its shape: flat, compact and hugging the shoreline, with the marina, beaches and old town all within easy reach of each other. Distances that would eat up your afternoon on foot or waiting for transport shrink to a few relaxed minutes on a bike, and the paved seafront strip gives first-timers an easy, traffic-light way to get oriented before venturing further out.

Top 10 things to see in Kemer by bike

1. Moonlight Park (Ay Işığı Parkı) — the central seafront park and beach, an easy first ride to get a feel for your bike and the promenade.
2. Kemer Marina — a flat, scenic loop past yachts, cafes and shops right on the water.
3. Kemer Atatürk Boulevard / seafront promenade — the main coastal strip linking marina, beaches and town centre, ideal for finding your bearings.
4. Göynük Canyon (Göynük Kanyonu) — a dramatic gorge a short ride away, perfect for a ride-then-hike combo.
5. Olympos — ancient ruins tucked into pine forest behind a long sandy beach, a longer coastal ride south of town.
6. Çıralı Beach and Chimaera (Yanartaş) — a quieter beach near the mountainside's famous eternal flames.
7. Phaselis ancient city — ruins scattered across three bays north of Kemer, with swimming stops along the way.
8. Tahtalı Dağı cable car base — ride to the foot of the mountain and swap your saddle for a summit view.
9. Kemer Old Town / bazaar streets — narrow, easygoing lanes for a slow evening ride and some browsing.
10. Beycik / Ulupınar route — head inland through pine forest to villages known for trout restaurants, a longer countryside ride for the more adventurous.

What do you need to rent a bike in Kemer?

Good news: an ordinary bicycle needs no licence at all, so anyone can hop on. Most rental shops ask riders to be at least 18 and will hold a small deposit, usually a card hold rather than cash. Skip any shop that wants to keep your passport — a photocopy alongside the deposit is the safer way to go, and no international driving permit is needed for a bicycle.

How much does it cost to rent a bike in Kemer?

Our listings start from around 3 EUR per day in low season, which works out to roughly 100–130 TRY for a basic city or beach bike. In peak summer, expect to pay closer to 250–400 TRY a day for a standard bike, with e-bikes or higher-quality mountain bikes running 400–700+ TRY.

• Prices climb steadily from spring into summer as demand picks up.
• July and August are the priciest months on the coast.
• Rates drop again once the crowds thin out in autumn.

When to book a rental bike in Kemer?

High season runs June through August, spilling into early September, and this is when both prices and demand peak — book ahead if you're travelling in midsummer. From November to March, Kemer settles into low season: cheaper rates, but also quieter shops and shorter opening hours, so it pays to call ahead. If you want the best of both worlds, May, June, September and October offer milder weather and easier availability.

Local traffic rules in Kemer

Turkey drives on the right, and while a bicycle doesn't legally require a helmet, wearing one is a smart habit given the summer's dense, unpredictable resort traffic. Riders should stick well to the side of the road, stay alert around cars pulling out without signalling, and remember that local drivers won't always give cyclists the right of way they might expect back home. Alcohol limits are strict for motorised traffic, but common sense applies to everyone: if you've been drinking, walk your bike home instead.

Types of bikes available

On our website you can rent the following types of bicycles: classic bikes, tandems, road bikes, carbon, cyclocross, touring, trekking, hybrid, mountain bikes (MTB), cruisers, comfort, city, commuter, urban, Dutch bikes, lady, bike for kids, folding, tricycles with three wheels, bikes with basket, with gears, with suspension, with rear rack, fat-tire bikes, electric bicycles.

Models of bicycles available

On our website you can hire a bike of the following manufacturers: Avanti, Batavus, Bianchi, Trek, Cannondale, Cube, Diamant, Felt, Scott, Gazelle, Genesis, Giant, GT Bicycles, Ideal, K2, Diamondback, Schwinn, Jamis, Raleigh, Kona, Kross, Merida, Mongoose, Next, Orbea, Órbita, Murray, Roadmaster, Rocky, Miele, Rover, Shimano, Vélo, Specialized.

Which insurance is provided with my rental bicycle?

Bicycle rentals typically come with basic cover for third-party damage, but theft and damage terms vary from one provider to another. Some include simple loss or damage protection in the price, while others cover it through your deposit; always check the exact terms on the booking page before you confirm.

Extra services available

When you make a reservation of a bicycle you also can order the following extra services and equipment: helmet, GPS navigation, clip pedals, side cases, rear rack, basket, light, gloves, speedometer, individual guide or tour, full insurance, one-way rental, or delivery to the address of your choice.

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Most of our local bicycle rentals have many years of experience and will provide you with a well-kept bike, lock, basket and friendly service. The number of companies we work with is increasing every day, so if you want to rent a bicycle, just use the search form at the top of the page. Have a nice trip!