
Motorcycle Rental at Madrid Airport

Madrid sits in the middle of Spain, and every direction leads to great riding: the passes of the Sierra de Guadarrama, the walls of Ávila and Segovia, the plains of La Mancha towards Andalusia.
Pick up your bike near Barajas airport and plan a trip that ends on the coast. Return it in Málaga, Alicante, Valencia or Barcelona and fly home from there.






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 Madrid
C. de Lola Flores, 1, San Blas-Canillejas, 28022 Madrid
Teléfono
+34 865 721033
Whatsapp 24h
+34 621 098275
The best routes starting MADRID
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Guadarrama Mountains & Alpine Passes Route A legendary ride for local bikers, delivering a rapid sequence of high-mountain passes, flawless tarmac, and sweeping views within an hour of the capital.
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Distance: ~220 km
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Estimated time: 1 day (or a brisk half-day)
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Route path: Madrid → Torrelodones → Puerto de la Cruz Verde → San Lorenzo de El Escorial → Puerto de Navacerrada → Puerto de Cotos → Rascafría → Puerto de la Morcuera → Miraflores de la Sierra → Madrid
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Highlights:
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Puerto de la Cruz Verde: The iconic gathering spot for Madrid's riding community, featuring a thrilling twisty climb and a classic mountain biker bar.
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Navacerrada & Cotos Passes: High-altitude mountain riding over 1,800 meters elevation, surrounded by the peaks of the Guadarrama National Park.
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Puerto de la Morcuera: A technical, flowing descent through dense pine forests opening up to panoramic plain views.
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UNESCO World Heritage Cities Route (Ávila & Segovia) A balanced itinerary combining high-pass riding with rich Spanish history and renowned Castilian gastronomy.
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Distance: ~280 km
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Estimated time: 1 full day
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Route path: Madrid → Robledo de Chavela → Cebreros → Puerto de Arrebatacapas → Ávila → Puerto de Mijares (or Cruz de Hierro) → Segovia → Puerto de Navacerrada → Madrid
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Highlights:
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Puerto de Arrebatacapas: A scenic, technical stretch winding through the rolling hills of Ávila province.
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Ávila: A stop directly in front of the fully preserved 11th-century medieval city walls.
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Segovia: Ride up to the foot of the Roman Aqueduct and savor the region's famous roast suckling pig (cochinillo).
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Sierra de Gredos & La Vera Route A longer, more rugged adventure heading west into wild mountain terrain, ancient valleys, and endless curves.
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Distance: ~380 km
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Estimated time: 1 full day (intense) or 2 days at a relaxed pace
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Route path: Madrid → San Martín de Valdeiglesias → El Tiemblo → Puerto del Pico → Hoyos del Espino → Arenas de San Pedro → Candeleda → Jarandilla de la Vera → Madrid (return via A-5 or A-6)
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Highlights:
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Puerto del Pico: One of Spain's most iconic mountain passes, overlooking an ancient Roman road running parallel down the gorge.
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Circo de Gredos: High-altitude roads offering views of the highest mountain peaks in the Central System.
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La Vera Valley: Charming rural villages, mild microclimates, and quiet backroads ideal for continuous, smooth riding.
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Atazar Reservoir & Black Villages of Guadalajara Route The ideal choice for riders seeking quiet roads, dramatic gorge formations, and unique architecture northeast of Madrid.
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Distance: ~250 km
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Estimated time: 1 day
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Route path: Madrid → Torrelaguna → Patones de Arriba → El Atazar Reservoir → Campillo de Ranas (Black Villages) → Tamajón → Guadalajara → Madrid
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Highlights:
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El Atazar Reservoir: A twisting road hugging the lake edge with perfect tarmac and minimal traffic.
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The Black Villages (Pueblos Negros): Unique slate-stone villages tucked away in the remote hills of Guadalajara.
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Patones de Arriba: A picturesque village hidden inside a steep mountain ravine.
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