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Motorcycle Rental in Barcelona

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From Barcelona, two of the best riding areas in Europe are within reach: the bends of the Costa Brava and the high passes of the Pyrenees. Collect your bike at our Lluís Companys pick-up point and be on mountain roads in less than two hours.

Ride a loop through Andorra and the French Pyrenees, or head south along the coast and return the bike in Valencia, Alicante, Madrid or Málaga.

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The best price and service!
One-way rentals  / Free cancellation / Full Kasko insurance

Bmw 1300GS, Ducati Multistrada V2, TRIUMPH Tiger 900, HONDA Transalp, and more..

¡Large fleet available!

Optional TOMTOM GPS navigation system for €10 per day (max €70).

Full equipment including side panniers and top case on all touring and adventure models; GPS security system.

Unlimited mileage for rentals of 7 days or more.

FULL roadside assistance and FULL KASKO insurance across SPAIN, PORTUGAL, and FRANCE with a €1,500.00 security deposit. Payment: 20% deposit at the time of booking via credit/debit card.

The remaining balance (80%) will be paid later during online check-in.

 

WELLCOME BIKERS ESPAÑA S.L.

Motorcycles Rentals in Barcelona

Passeig de Lluís Companys, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona

info@wellcomebikersespana.com

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Teléfono

​+34 865 721033

 

Whatsapp 24h

+34 621 098275

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The best routes starting from BARCELONA

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  1. The Pyrenees & Collada de Toses Route A legendary route for motorcycling enthusiasts, featuring high-mountain passes, endless twisty roads, and alpine scenery.

  • Distance: ~320 km

  • Estimated time: 1 full day

  • Route path: Barcelona → Vic → Ripoll → Ribeiro de Freser → Collada de Toses (N-260) → Puigcerdà → La Seu d'Urgell → Solsona → Barcelona

  • Highlights:

    • N-260 (Collada de Toses): Known as one of the best motorcycling roads in Europe, offering flawless asphalt and continuous sweeping curves.

    • Sierra del Cadí: Breathtaking alpine views along the high valley connecting Puigcerdà and La Seu d'Urgell.

    • Solsona Backroads: Smooth, quiet twisties leading through Catalan pine forests back towards the coast.

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  1. Costa Brava Coastal Twisties & Montserrat Route A spectacular coastal and mountain combination that merges dramatic cliffside roads with iconic natural landmarks.

  • Distance: ~230 km

  • Estimated time: 1 day (or half-day at a brisk pace)

  • Route path: Barcelona → Blanes → Tossa de Mar → Sant Feliu de Guíxols (GI-682) → Girona → Manresa → Montserrat → Barcelona

  • Highlights:

    • GI-682 Road (Tossa de Mar to Sant Feliu): Famous for having over 300 curves in just 25 kilometers, running directly along Mediterranean cliffs.

    • Montserrat Massif: High-altitude mountain curves wrapping around the striking jagged rock formations of Montserrat.

    • Girona Old Town: An ideal mid-ride coffee stop rich in history and medieval charm.

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  1. Priorat Wine Region & Montsant Mountain Route A south-bound journey through dramatic gorges, terraced vineyards, and quiet, technical roads.

  • Distance: ~340 km

  • Estimated time: 1 full day

  • Route path: Barcelona → Sitges → El Vendrell → Falset → Escaladei → Siurana → Montblanc → Barcelona

  • Highlights:

    • Siurana Village: A fairytale cliffside village perched high above a turquoise reservoir, accessible via a thrilling climb.

    • Serra de Montsant: Winding mountain passes cutting through vertical limestone walls and wine estates.

    • Sitges Coastal Highway (C-31): The classic Garraf coast road with beautiful sea views leaving Barcelona.

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  1. Montseny Natural Park & Guilleries Route The quickest escape into deep green forest curves, technical mountain passes, and sweeping lake views just an hour from the city.

  • Distance: ~190 km

  • Estimated time: Half-day / 1 day at a relaxed pace

  • Route path: Barcelona → Sant Celoni → Santa Fe del Montseny → Viladrau → Pantà de Sau → Sant Hilari Sacalm → Barcelona

  • Highlights:

    • Santa Fe del Montseny (BV-5114): A smooth, shaded mountain climb through dense beech and pine forests.

    • Sant Hilari Sacalm: Known as the "town of 100 springs," offering endless tight curves popular among local riders.

    • Pantà de Sau: A scenic detour down to a vast reservoir surrounded by towering red sandstone cliffs.

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