Motorcycle Rental at Malaga Airport
Land in Málaga and start riding directly on some of Europe's best motorcycle roads. Complete your online check-in before flying, receive your Key & Go code, and pick up your bike with zero queues.
One single rental desk, five top brands: BMW, Triumph, Honda, Ducati, and Benelli. Ride the mountain road to Ronda, climb up into Sierra Nevada, and then return the bike right here or in Madrid, Alicante, Valencia, or Barcelona.
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.
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Motorcycles Rentals in Málaga
C. Herman Hesse, 17, Churriana, 29004 Málaga
Teléfono
+34 865 721033
Whatsapp 24h
+34 621 098275
The best routes through Andalucía starting from Málaga
Serranías Route: Málaga, Ronda, and the White Villages
A must-do itinerary combining the charm of mountain white villages with winding roads and flawless tarmac.
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Distance: ~220 km
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Riding time: 1 day (stops at key highlights recommended)
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Key highlights: Málaga → Álora → Ardales (Caminito del Rey) → Ronda → Grazalema → Zahara de la Sierra → Málaga What awaits you: Leaving the Málaga coast behind, the route heads inland around the reservoirs of Ardales. Next, you will tackle the legendary twisty section leading up to Ronda, famous for its breathtaking New Bridge over the Tajo gorge. The journey continues into the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park—a true biker's paradise packed with winding roads and sweeping views of cliff-hanging white villages like Zahara de la Sierra
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Tropical Coast and Granada Alpujarra Route
The perfect blend of Mediterranean breeze and awe-inspiring high-mountain scenery at the foot of Sierra Nevada.
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Distance: ~260 km
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Riding time: 1 day
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Key highlights: Málaga → Nerja → Salobreña → Órgiva → Pampaneira / Capileira → Lanjarón → Málaga What awaits you: You start the ride along the sea on the classic N-340 towards Nerja and the Maro cliffs. Leaving the coast behind, the route climbs up into La Alpujarra—a unique region renowned for its Berber architecture and mountain roads. You will enjoy a continuous flow of sweeping curves through Órgiva and picture-perfect villages like Pampaneira, where you can stop to savor local gastronomy over 1,000 meters above sea level.
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El Torcal and Montes de Málaga Route
The ideal option if you are looking for a half-day ride packed with curves, unique karst landscapes, and the finest viewpoints over the bay.
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Distance: ~140 km
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Riding time: Half-day / 1 day at a relaxed pace
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Key highlights: Málaga → Almogía → Antequera (El Torcal) → Colmenar → Montes de Málaga (A-7000) → Málaga What awaits you: From Málaga, take the road towards Almogía up to El Torcal de Antequera, a stunning natural landscape featuring rock formations unique in Europe. After your visit, the route heads toward Colmenar to join the iconic A-7000 road through the Montes de Málaga Natural Park: a legendary stretch for local bikers, filled with tight turns, the scent of pine, and spectacular sea views before descending back into the city.