Silence on two wheels is the whole point.

This is an easy way to explore Gran Canaria on a 100% electric vintage scooter that limits speed to 45 km/h, so the ride stays calm and beginner-friendly. I especially like the hotel delivery and pickup, which removes the usual hassle of finding a rental office.

Two things I genuinely like: first, the scooter’s operation feels clean, with no fumes and very little vibration. Second, the handoff is practical, with helmets, insurance, taxes, and a charger included, plus help in English, French, or Spanish.

One consideration: your day is limited by battery range, and the scooter is not for everyone (for example, you need the right license, and you must be comfortable riding a bike).

Key points before you book

• Hotel delivery and contract at the lobby so you get going fast
• 45 km/h speed limit keeps the experience relaxed and manageable
• Two removable batteries let you swap and extend your ride time
• Charger included for any conventional plug keeps charging simple
• Insurance, taxes, and helmets included reduces surprise add-ons
• Solution-focused service if something goes wrong, they aim to fix it quickly

Morning handoff: getting your electric scooter without the usual hassle

The best part of this rental is how little effort it takes to start riding. They bring the scooter to where you are staying in the south of Gran Canaria, and they meet you at the hotel lobby at 10:00. If you are staying in the north, the delivery happens at their point in the Canteras area. Either way, the goal is the same: reduce friction so you can spend your time actually moving around.

When you arrive for the handoff, they wait for you, set up the paperwork, and then give you the keys. That process matters, because electric scooters are not quite like renting a normal moped where you just grab and go. Here, you are going to be using removable batteries and charging at home or in a hotel outlet, so it helps when the handoff is clear and fast.

Also, the “private group” setup is more personal than you might expect from a rental. Even if you are just two people cruising at up to 2 riders, you still get that human, in-person check and language support in English, French, or Spanish.

If you like the idea of starting your day early, this delivery method fits well. You can plan your first trip of the day around when you get the scooter, not around store opening hours.

The scooter itself: vintage look, electric calm, and easy control

This is a rental built around 100% electric vintage motorcycles, with a specific model mentioned for full-day rentals: the Fauro Venice. The vibe is playful and retro, but what matters is how it drives.

The scooter is limited to 45 km/h, and that speed cap changes the whole feel. You are not trying to win traffic. You are cruising, accelerating, and braking in a controlled way. That makes it a smart choice if you want to “see more than walking allows” without needing full-on moped confidence.

I also like the engineering details they highlight. The motor is in the rear wheel, and that adds stability. It also comes with oversized brakes, which is exactly what you want when you are learning or riding calmly with a passenger. The experience is described as free from vibrations, noise, and fumes, meaning you spend more time noticing what is around you and less time feeling tired or distracted by mechanical buzz.

There is a practical rider note here: it is equivalent to a 50cc scooter, but you are still dealing with a proper motorized vehicle, not a toy bike. If your comfort level with riding a bike is low, you will want to skip this one, because the rental assumes you can ride and control smoothly.

Licenses and rules: make sure you have the right driving permission

Before you think about where to ride, double-check the paperwork side. To drive this scooter you need an AM license, a B license, or higher. The rental also says AM, B, or higher driving license is permitted, and it is limited to that. In plain terms, if you are unsure what your current license covers, check before you arrive, because the scooter is not designed for tourists who do not meet the requirement.

It also matters for the type of driving you are used to. The information says it is not suitable for people who cannot drive manual transmission. So if you are used to fully automatic scooters only, this is a key detail.

Finally, age and size limits apply: drivers under 16 are not allowed, and there are height and weight boundaries. It is not for people under 5 ft 1 in (155 cm), and it is not for people over 275 lbs (125 kg). They also mention low fitness as a factor. This is not picky for fun, it is safety and comfort.

The value of this clarity is that you can plan with fewer disappointments. You are less likely to show up and realize it is not a fit after you have already committed travel time.

Battery range reality: plan your day around 30 to 35 km chunks

Here is the most important practical piece for using an electric scooter in Gran Canaria: range. The scooter uses two removable batteries, each with a range of 30 to 35 km. You can swap batteries, which helps you stretch a half-day plan into something longer.

If you like math, you can think in totals. With two batteries fully charged, you can estimate roughly 60 to 70 km of riding, based on the per-battery range they provide. You still need to factor in that riding style and conditions affect real-world distance, but the core takeaway is simple: this is not an all-day, coast-to-coast ride without breaks.

Charging is also designed to be convenient. You get a charger that works with any conventional plug. That means you can charge at your hotel or wherever you have a normal outlet available, without needing special equipment.

A smart routine for your day is to charge in the morning, ride out for your main block, then swap or recharge during the time you are already doing other things. Because batteries are removable, you are not stuck waiting for the scooter to charge in place. You can keep your schedule flexible, as long as you have access to a conventional plug.

If you want to reduce stress, build your plan around returning at least once to your base. That keeps you from running your battery down and forces you to treat this as an enjoyable “stroll and explore” ride, not a long-distance endurance mission.

What the included package really covers, and why it feels like value

On paper, the price is clear: $77 per group, up to 2 people. But the value is in what comes with it, not just the number.

Included in the price:

• 1 or 2 helmets, depending on your group
• Insurance and taxes
• A charger that you can use on any conventional plug
• Bring and bring back service at your hotel

That is a lot of “normal rental add-ons” bundled in. Many rentals nickel-and-dime with helmet fees, basic insurance, or complicated charging options. Here, the charging gear is part of the deal, and you also get pickup and return logistics handled.

There is also a deposit requirement: a 130€ deposit, payable by card or cash. They reimburse it if you return the vehicle in the same condition it was delivered. If you want to protect the deposit, treat the scooter like a checked-in item. Keep it clean and return it carefully, especially after any sandy road conditions or dust.

You also want to provide them your lodging location so they can deliver accurately. That one small admin step has outsized impact on your day, because the whole process is built around the scooter arriving where you already are.

For time planning, the rental is available for 1 to 18 days. That wide range is great if you have a short trip and just want a couple of rides, or if you are staying longer and want to explore on your schedule. Just remember the range limits mean you will likely use it in loops, not in nonstop touring marathons.

Riding in Maspalomas and Las Palmas: what the electric setup changes

Maspalomas and Las Palmas are both places where parking can be tight and where quick mobility matters. That is part of why this rental leans into electric. The information makes a point about densely populated areas and limited parking, and that is exactly where a smaller, easier-to-ride vehicle helps you move without turning the day into a parking search.

The electric format also changes your comfort level. With reduced noise and no fumes, you can ride through streets without that typical scooter smell or engine roar. The quiet is not just nice for you, it makes the experience feel more relaxed for everyone around you.

And because the speed limit is 45 km/h, you are generally riding with the flow, not sprinting across gaps in traffic. That suits the scooter’s design intent, including stability and braking features. If you are riding with a passenger, the calm throttle and braking feel can help you keep the ride smooth.

One extra real-world benefit: if you want the flexibility to stop wherever something catches your eye, the scooter helps you do that without the fatigue of walking. You can take breaks, return for charging, and keep your route flexible.

A small caution: because range is limited, you may feel tempted to “push it farther” than the battery allows. Resist that. Treat the scooter as a tool for exploring nearby areas thoroughly, not as a guarantee of long, nonstop distance.

How service works when plans change or the scooter has an issue

No rental is perfect, and one review note signals what you should expect if something goes wrong: they are set up to handle problems and provide a solution. That can mean a replacement scooter when the first unit has issues. The important detail is not that a problem can happen, it is that they treat it as something to fix rather than something you simply live with.

That service mindset is especially valuable with electric scooters because the experience depends on smooth functioning, removable batteries, and charging. If a battery or scooter is not behaving right, it can ruin the whole day.

So while you should still plan responsibly and charge as recommended, you can feel more confident knowing the company aims to get you back on the road quickly.

The same service clarity shows up in how they handle the handoff. They wait at the lobby, set up the contract before handing over keys, and provide the basics like helmets and the charger. That reduces confusion, especially if your Spanish or French is rusty.

How many days should you rent? match the duration to your pace

The rental runs from 1 to 18 days, which is a big range. The best duration depends on how you like to travel.

If you have only one or two days, use it for your “main exploration block.” Plan one longer outing plus one shorter ride, then treat the battery recharge as part of your schedule. Because speed is capped at 45 km/h and range is finite, you will get more satisfaction from fewer, well-planned routes than from trying to cover too much in one go.

If you have a week or more, renting for several days can become your default way to get around. You can split your exploration into morning rides, midday charging breaks, and evening scenic loops. The two-battery system also supports this style because you can swap as needed and keep the scooter usable without special infrastructure.

The biggest planning rule is consistent: build around the per-battery range of 30 to 35 km. Once you accept that rhythm, longer rentals start to feel easy rather than restrictive.

Who this scooter suits best, and who should skip it

This is a great fit for people who want a low-stress, electric way to see Gran Canaria without the noise and smell of traditional engines. It is also well matched to beginners who want to stroll at a manageable pace, because the scooter’s stability and braking are designed to feel controlled.

It is also ideal if you care about logistics. The delivery and pickup at your hotel means you do not lose a morning to transportation and paperwork at an office.

This is not for everyone:

• You must be able to ride a bike
• You need the right driving license, AM, B, or higher
• It is not suitable if you cannot drive manual transmission
• Weight limit is 275 lbs (125 kg)
• Height limit is under 5 ft 1 in (155 cm)
• Low fitness is a factor
• Drivers under 16 are not allowed

If any of those are you, you will likely be happier choosing another form of transport.

If you are a couple, note that the rental can be used by two people, with helmets provided. That is a strong match for shared exploring, especially in places where finding parking is annoying.

Quick booking call: should you rent this in Maspalomas or Las Palmas?

I think you should book this scooter rental if your goal is calm, flexible exploration with minimal friction. The combo of hotel delivery, included helmets, insurance and taxes, and a charger that works with a standard outlet makes it feel like a clean package, not a complicated one.

I would skip it if you need long-distance touring in one stretch, because the practical range is capped by two batteries rated at 30 to 35 km each. I would also skip if you are not comfortable with manual-transmission riding, or if you do not meet the license, height, and weight requirements.

If you want, keep your plan simple: short loops, regular charging, and a pace that matches the 45 km/h limit. Do that, and the electric quiet becomes the magic trick, not just a gadget feature.

FAQ

Where do they deliver the electric scooter?

They bring the scooters to your hotel at 10:00 in the south of the island of Gran Canaria. In the north, the delivery is to their delivery point in the Canteras area.

How much does it cost?

The price is $77 per group, up to 2 people.

How long can I rent the scooter?

The rental is available for 1 to 18 days, depending on availability.

What license do I need?

You can drive it with an AM license, a B license, or higher.

How fast does the scooter go?

The scooter is limited to 45 km/h.

How far does it travel on a charge?

It has two removable batteries, each with a range of 30 to 35 km.

What is included in the price?

Helmets (1 or 2 depending on your group), insurance and taxes, the charger, and bring and bring back service at your hotel.

Is there a deposit?

Yes, you need to leave a deposit or caution of 130€. They reimburse it if you return the vehicle in the same condition as when delivered.

Is the scooter suitable for everyone?

No. It is not suitable for people who cannot ride a bike, people over 275 lbs (125 kg), people under 5 ft 1 in (155 cm), people who cannot drive manual transmission, people with low fitness, and drivers under 16 years old.