Scooter, Bike, ATV, Moto Rental in Šibenik, Croatia

Scooter, bicycle, ATV quad bike, Motorcycle Rental in Šibenik

In Šibenik, on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, you can rent scooters, motorcycles, bicycles, and ATVs on our website to explore the city and surrounding area. It's a convenient way to explore the region's sights, nature, and beaches.

Vehicle Rentals:

1. Scooters and Motorcycles:

To rent, you'll need:
- Reservation voucher;
- Debit card with vehicle deposit;
- Identification document;
- Driver's license of the appropriate category.

Age restrictions: typically 18 to 75 years old, but higher-powered motorcycles may have additional requirements.

Some models available for rent:
- Scooters: Piaggio Liberty 125cc, Yamaha N-Max 125, Honda Vision 110, Piaggio Beverly 300cc, Piaggio MP3 300;
- Motorcycles: Aprilia Avantis, Bajaj, BMW, Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, KTM, Suzuki, Yamaha, and others.

The average scooter rental price is around €35-€45 per day, while a motorcycle rental costs around €289 per day.

2. Bicycles:

A driver's license is not required to rent a bicycle. A passport or other identification document and a deposit are usually required, which is refunded upon return of the bike.

Different types of bicycles are available for rental: city bikes, mountain bikes, e-bikes, and more.

3. Quad bikes or buggies:

A category B driver's license is required to rent a quad bike.

The average rental price is approximately 140 euros per day.

What to see in Šibenik and the surrounding area:

1. The Cathedral of St. James is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture.
2. The Fortress of St. Michael is located 70 meters above sea level, offering views of the city, bay, and canals.
3. The Old Town is a labyrinth of winding streets, stone houses, and squares. Here you can visit the Church of St. Barbara (now the city museum) and the Baroque Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.
4. The Square of the Croatian Republic (Trg Republike Hrvatske) is the city's main square.
5. Krka National Park — famous for its cascading waterfalls, including Skradinski Buk, as well as historical and archaeological sites.
6. Kornati National Park — known for its many islands and underwater beauty.
7. Krapanj and Zlarin Islands — Krapanj is known for its sponge production, while Zlarin offers coral diving.

Tips:

- Before renting, thoroughly inspect the vehicle's condition, brakes, tires, and other important parts.
- Always wear a helmet and other protective equipment.
- Consider weather conditions: on hot days, it's best to ride in the morning or evening.
- Plan routes according to your skill level.
- Familiarize yourself with Croatian traffic regulations.
- During the summer months, it's best to book transportation in advance due to the high tourist traffic.