Rent in Valencia with Momoven

What types of motorcycles can I rent in Valencia?

Depending on the activity you plan to do with the motorcycle in Valencia, you can choose different types of bikes. If the reason for the rental is to commute through the city center, it is likely best to rent a scooter or a Naked bike. If you want to take a route through the Sierra de Madrid, you can choose from a wide variety of Trail, Sport, or Custom motorcycles available.

What brands of motorcycles can I rent in Valencia?

You can enjoy motorcycle rentals in Valencia from a wide variety of brands such as Honda, Kawasaki, BMW, Triumph, Yamaha, Harley-Davidson, Ducati, KTM, Suzuki...

Enjoy the pleasure of riding a motorcycle with Momoven

At Momoven, we offer you the best motorcycle rental service in Valencia with an exclusive fleet of motorcycles. If you are looking for a unique experience to explore the streets and surroundings of Valencia, our motorcycles are the perfect option for you.

Our exclusive fleet consists of high-end models, carefully selected to ensure you have the best experience. Whether you need a motorcycle for a day, a weekend, or longer, at Momoven, you'll find the ideal motorcycle for your needs.

Explore Valencia in a different way, feel the freedom and adrenaline of riding a motorcycle from our exclusive fleet. From agile scooters for getting around the city to powerful Trail motorcycles for longer routes, at Momoven, we have the perfect motorcycle for every occasion.

Don't wait any longer and discover the best option for motorcycle rental in Valencia with Momoven. Book a motorcycle today and experience an unforgettable experience!

How to get to Valencia?

By plane: Valencia Airport (VLC) is the main international airport of the city. It is well connected to the center by metro (Line 3 and 5), buses, and taxis. You can also arrive by national and international flights, making it a convenient option to start your motorcycle adventure in the city.

By train: Valencia is connected to many Spanish and European cities through Estación del Norte and Estación Joaquín Sorolla, which receive high-speed (AVE) trains from Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville, among other destinations.

By bus: Several bus companies operate national and international routes to the Valencia bus station, located near the city center, with connections from other Spanish cities like Madrid and Barcelona.

By car: Valencia has an excellent network of roads and highways that allow you to reach it from anywhere in Spain. If you decide to drive, make sure to be aware of low-emission zones and local regulations for entering the city center.

Valencia, by motorcycle, captivates...

Few cities like Valencia can combine the remnants of their past with the most innovative and avant-garde buildings. Valencia is trade and culture, business and music, which, along with its geographical location, where we can highlight the allure of the Valencian coast, will make you feel an unforgettable moment. You can stay and visit the beaches of La Malvarrosa and Levante, the historic center, and the City of Arts and Sciences.

What to do in Valencia?

Valencia is also a land of motorcycle tradition where lovers of two wheels can enjoy a great diversity of landscapes and savor its wide gastronomic offerings. Rent your motorcycle in Valencia and visit L'Albufera. If you continue along the coast, you will reach the Pego Oliva Natural Park. This way, you can experience the true Valencian land, seeing orchards of various types. Passing through beautiful towns like Gandía, Cullera, Tavernes, and Oliva. Very close to Oliva, we find the Pego Oliva Natural Park. Here, you can enjoy typical paella and local customs, filled with green spaces and beauty.

If you prefer the interior, you should take a route to the Benagéber Reservoir via the CV-35 and CV-390 roads. The 15 winding kilometers between Tuéjar and the reservoir, enjoying the scenery, are worth experiencing.

Which are the best motorcycle routes to take in Valencia?

- Albufera Route: a journey through the Albufera Natural Park, with views of the sea and mountains.
- Monasteries Route: a route that connects the monasteries of the Valencia region, featuring panoramic views and beautiful landscapes.
- Castles Route: a route that explores the medieval castles of the region, such as the Xàtiva Castle or the Cullera Castle.
- Serranía Route: a route that crosses the Serranía de Valencia, with spectacular views of mountains, ravines, and valleys.
- Costa de Azahar Route: a route that follows the coastline of the Valencia region, with dreamlike beaches and cliffs.
- Wine Route: a route through the vineyards of the Valencia region, with stops at wineries and wine tastings.
- Fountains Route: a route that visits the fountains and springs of the Valencia region, with stops to refresh in the water.
- Rice Route: a route that traverses the rice fields of Albufera, with stops to sample the local cuisine.
- Turia Route: a route that follows the Turia River from Valencia to its mouth, with stops in picturesque villages and natural parks.
- Caves Route: a route that visits the caves and grottos of the Valencia region, featuring impressive geological formations.

Other motorcycle routes through Valencia that are well-known are:

- Alcublas - Montanejos - Onda - Segorbe
- El Mirador del Garbí
- Pantano (Presa de Tous)
- Faro de Cullera
- Ruta Carcer - Bicorp - Dos Aguas - Valencia.
- CV-390 ruta Tuéjar y Utiel.
- N.332 y CV-750 ruta de Alcalalí hasta el Castell de Guadalest.