Motorbike rental in Piraeus
Motorbikes and scooters from 50cc to 300cc, on daily or monthly terms. Two helmets included and delivery to you.
- engine sizes
- 50–300ccengine sizes
- helmets included
- 2helmets included
- up to monthly hire
- From 1 dayup to monthly hire
In Piraeus, renting a motorbike solves two problems at once: the traffic and the parking. The main roads around the port are among the busiest in Attica at peak hours, and finding a space in the centre is largely luck. On two wheels neither concerns you.
Our fleet covers the full range: from 50cc scooters that can be ridden on a car licence, up to motorcycles for longer distances. We deliver to the port, central Piraeus, and to Nikaia, Korydallos and Keratsini, free of charge.
Motorbike or scooter?
The distinction isn’t only about looks. A scooterhas automatic transmission, storage under the seat and a flat floor — more practical for the city and for anyone who doesn’t ride regularly. A motorcycle handles better on open roads and is more comfortable over distances above thirty kilometres.
If you’re mostly moving around Piraeus, the scooter wins nearly every time. If you commute into Athens or out to the southern suburbs, the motorcycle is worth the difference. See the options on the scooter rental page.
The two-wheeler fleet
Choose on the licence you hold and the route you ride daily.
With every two-wheeler
Two helmets
At no charge, in the sizes you need. Compulsory in Greece for rider and passenger.
Third-party insurance
Always included, with optional upgrades.
Disc lock
Supplied with every machine.
Delivery to you
Port, hotel or home, free within Piraeus.
Roadside assistance
Across Attica, on one phone number.
No mileage limit
On daily and monthly hires alike.
What to know before you rent
Licence by engine size
50cc needs an AM or B licence. 125cc requires A1. Larger engines need A2 or A depending on power. Riding without the correct category isn’t merely an offence: in an accident the insurance may not respond. Full detail in the motorbike licence guide.
Where 50cc machines aren’t allowed
Mopeds up to 50cc are prohibited on motorways and dual carriageways. If your daily route includes those, you need at least a 125cc.
Parking in Piraeus
Two-wheelers park in designated areas and, where there are none, anywhere that doesn’t obstruct pedestrians or vehicles. In the centre and around the port the signage is enforced — a parking fine on a scooter costs the same as on a car.
Daily or monthly?
The working rule is that from around ten days of use in a month, monthly hire comes out cheaper — and it includes servicing, insurance and the MOT. See monthly motorbike hire or the comparison in leasing versus renting.
Frequently asked
It depends on engine size. 50cc needs an AM or B licence. 125cc requires A1, and larger engines A2 or A depending on the model's power.
Yes, two with every machine, at no charge. Tell us the sizes when booking. Helmets are compulsory in Greece for rider and passenger.
Riders must be at least 21 and have held the appropriate licence for a year. For the larger machines the minimum is 23.
Yes, with prior written approval. Mention it when booking so the insurance cover is arranged before you sail.
Call the 24-hour number. We send roadside assistance and, provided the fault isn't down to misuse, replace the machine at no extra charge.
Basic third-party cover is included just as with cars. Excesses on two-wheelers are lower, so the deposit we ask for is smaller.
Request a two-wheeler quote
Tell us the engine size, how long you need it and where you'd like delivery. We'll reply with availability and a final price.