Czechia · BIKE RENTALS
Good bike rentals fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Paddle the Elbe through sandstone canyons, then bike the Bohemian Switzerland cycle path to Bad Schandau, with gear and maps handled.
“There was a lot of wind, which required some experience with canoeing. We are satisfied with the quality of the bikes and the service.Auto-translated”
Czech-made HUGO e-scooters in central Prague with a safety guide, helmet, practice time, and rain gear. Ride 1-3 hours.
“Toll. Zu Beginn hatten wir einpasr Probleme auf der Straße zu fahren. Unser Guide hat die Route anschließend individuell für und Mädels im Rahmen eines JGAs angepasst. Es war hervorragend. Immer wieder !”
Rent a bike in Prague for $35, get free route maps, and pedal between Old Town, New Town, and Prague Castle.
“Friendly staff, easy pick up of bike and great value for money”
Canoe 15 km on the Elbe through Bohemian Switzerland, then bike back from Schmilka to Děčín, with easy staff help and great views.
“We enjoyed canoeing up the river to schmilka in Germany and biking back. The staff were friendly and spoke some English and the equipment was all good. My only slight criticism was it wasn't clear that we were waiting for a trailer to arrive with bikes in schmilka. We were expecting a shop or fixed point to go to but we made a phone call and were told they were coming and just had a drink in the cafe while waiting and it was worth a little walk up to the little brewery and bakery.”
Prague electric bike rental for $32, 3 hours long. Pedal assisted ride to Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and Old Town Square.
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