Top Provence Bike Rentals

Pedal around the rolling vineyards, lavender fields and olive groves of Luberon with this electric bike rental. Set out from Luberon for a self-guided tour of the Alpilles, visiting picturesque villages like Bonnieux or St-Rémy de Provence, or stopping to explore majestic châteaux and historic abbeys along the way. With maps and itineraries provided, and plenty of spots to recharge your bike on route, this flexible tour is the ideal choice for independent travelers.

Discover Provence by e-bike with this full-day rental. Combine the ease of a tour with the flexibility of a self-guided excursion as you follow a pre-prepared itinerary with a map and points of interest marked along the way. Travel at your own pace and stop as often as you like as you pass Mont Ventoux, the Dentelles of Montmirail, and the villages of Cairanne, Sablet, and Séguret.

Explore Marseille by bicycle, without any of the huffing and puffing up and down hills, by opting for an electric bike rental! You'll have free reign of the city, and a map will be provided to help you find your way around. To keep you (and your bike) safe, helmets and locks will also be provided.

Cover ground quickly on an e-bike during a scenic tour and wine tasting excursion in Provence. Connect to an app to guide you through a full-day itinerary in Provence including popular historic sites around Bonnieux and explore at your own pace. Get extra assistance from the e-bike battery and maximize time during the tour. A local wine tasting is also included.

Make easy work of Marseille’s hills and travel further than you could on a walking tour on this electric bike tour. With a private guide, admire landmarks such as the Palais du Pharo and the hilltop Notre-Dame de la Garde, enjoy the views as you cycle along the coastal Corniche, and explore the atmospheric Le Panier quarter.

Treat yourself to a unique French cooking class set inside the famous Les Halles Market of Avignon. Under the guidance of a master chef, you’ll create a menu using ingredients from the market itself, and then cook them to eat for lunch. If eating (not cooking) is more your thing, you can select a tasting-only option that includes a market visit, samples, and a cooking demonstration by the chef.