A quiet ride changes everything in Gran Canaria. This 100% electric vintage scooter experience is built for easy cruising—silent, low-mess, and simple to manage. I especially like the fact that you get hotel delivery and pickup, plus the bikes feel beginner-friendly thanks to stability and strong braking. The one thing to consider is the speed limit (45 km/h) and the rider requirements, including a minimum height and comfort driving manual transmission.

You’ll be on a classic-looking machine (the Fauro Venice model) that runs on removable batteries, capped at 45 km/h. It also has that rare “urban” advantage: fewer fumes, no engine vibrations you feel in your body, and less noise that annoys you or other people while you’re just trying to enjoy the island.

If you’re picturing a fast motorbike day, this isn’t that. But if you want a calm, flexible way to explore from Maspalomas down to Las Palmas, it’s a smart, good-value setup.

Key highlights you’ll feel right away

• Silent riding: no engine noise, vibrations, or fumes while you roll through town.
• Easy two-up cruising: you can use two persons, as long as you meet the license rules.
• 45 km/h max speed: slower by design, which helps keep the experience relaxed.
• Hotel pickup and drop-off: they meet you at your lodging and handle the handover.
• Removable batteries: two batteries with 30–35 km range each, plus a charger for normal outlets.
• Beginner-focused control: stable feel and oversized brakes, aimed at people who just want to stroll on roads.

What you’re actually renting (the Fauro Venice setup)

You’re not renting a random e-scooter. You’re renting a 100% electric vintage motorcycle experience, and the full-day option is for the Fauro Venice model. It’s designed to feel “toy pretty” while still being functional and reliable for everyday road cruising.

The bike is capped at 45 km/h, so think sightseeing pace rather than commuting fast. The goal is getting you around without the usual motorbike baggage—less smell, less vibration, and no oil stops along the way.

It also uses two removable batteries, which matters for planning. You get 30–35 km of range per battery, and you can charge using the provided charger in a conventional plug outlet. If your itinerary is short on purpose (common when you’re hopping between viewpoints and neighborhoods), this model matches that style of travel well.

Delivery at 10:00 am and what to do at your hotel

This is one of the smoothest parts of the experience. They deliver the scooter(s) to where you’re staying in the south of Gran Canaria, and if you’re in the north you’ll use their Canteras-area delivery point. The delivery time is 10:00 am, which helps you start your day without wasting half the afternoon figuring everything out.

At the hotel, you meet them in the lobby and handle the contract before you get the keys. This is practical: you walk through the rules, clarify questions, and then you’re rolling with less fuss.

Language support is included. Staff can work in English, French, and Spanish, which makes handover and contract questions easier if your Spanish is still waking up.

The “silent” advantage: why it’s more than a gimmick

Everyone notices the quiet first. Riding electric means you don’t fight with engine noise, and you don’t feel the vibrations in the same way as with many gasoline engines. You also skip the fumes, which is a big deal in dense areas where you’re stopping, starting, and parking.

But the deeper benefit is mood. When you’re not getting hammered by noise and vibration, you naturally drive a little calmer. That matters in places with limited parking and crowded streets, since you’re more likely to focus on traffic and your surroundings instead of the machine itself.

Gran Canaria’s built-up areas can feel tight, so the fact that this ride is designed for easy, steady control is a real plus. It helps you keep your day moving without turning every stop into a stress test.

Speed, licensing, and the “two-person” rule

You can ride with two persons, which is ideal for couples or friends who want to split the experience. The important catch is licensing: the bike can be driven with an AM license, a B license, or higher.

It’s also limited by design to 45 km/h. That puts it into a safer, calmer category for sightseeing, especially if you’re still building confidence on two wheels. It’s not about racing; it’s about getting from point A to point B with less friction.

There are also height and weight limits. People over 275 lbs (125 kg) can’t use it, and it’s not suitable for people under 5 ft 1 in (155 cm). Also, if you can’t drive manual transmission, you shouldn’t book.

One more practical note: it’s not suitable for drivers under 16 years, and it’s not for people who can’t ride a bike. If you’re unsure about your comfort level, be honest with yourself before you reserve.

Battery math: planning routes that fit the real range

The batteries are removable, and that changes how you think about the day. You’ll get 30–35 km per battery, and you have two batteries, so your potential range is roughly doubled—depending on your driving style, hills, traffic, and how often you stop and start.

Because you’re capped at 45 km/h, you’re less likely to burn range chasing speed. Still, plan like a smart traveler, not like a hero. If you want to do multiple neighborhoods in one day, assume you’ll charge at least once or you’ll keep distances modest.

The charger is a practical upgrade: it works with any conventional plug. That means you can charge in standard outlets where you’re staying rather than hunting for specialty charging equipment. For island travel, that convenience often matters more than the theoretical maximum range.

A simple self-guided “itinerary” you can actually use

This is a rental, not a fixed tour with scheduled stops. That said, you can build a day route that fits how Gran Canaria feels: short distances, lots of viewpoints, and plenty of time for walking.

Stop 1: Your first 30 minutes (get comfortable, then go exploring)

Before you head far, do a quick setup routine:

• Confirm the scooter feels stable at low speed
• Practice smooth acceleration and braking
• Get your bearings on the roads near your hotel or delivery point

This matters because the bike is designed for beginners, with stability that comes from a rear-wheel magnetic motor setup and oversized brakes. You’ll feel the difference when you brake confidently without the wobbly, uncertain feeling that some rentals can have.

Stop 2: Maspalomas area cruising (south-of-island style)

Since the rental can be delivered in the south, it’s natural to start around Maspalomas and nearby areas. Ride with the idea of slow discovery: scenic stops, relaxed side streets, and the chance to reposition without the pain of parking.

A practical trick: park once, then walk for longer stretches. The scooter helps you connect pockets of interest, but it’s not meant to replace walking. You’ll enjoy the area more that way, and you’ll stretch your battery range.

Potential drawback here: if you pack your day with long rides between distant points, you might hit the range wall sooner than you expect. Keep a charging plan in mind, even if you don’t use it.

Stop 3: Las Palmas vibe with an easier north base

If you’re staying closer to Las Palmas, using the Canteras-area delivery point can make your route feel more natural. Canteras is a convenient base for seaside wandering and neighborhood exploration.

Because the bike is limited to 45 km/h, you’ll spend more time enjoying the ride and less time thinking about traffic speed. It’s a good match for days when you want to see more, not rush more.

Potential drawback: busy streets can make two-up riding feel more complicated. Take it slow, leave more room, and don’t assume every street has the same parking setup.

Stop 4: Battery check and charging time that doesn’t ruin your day

Build in a charging moment when it’s convenient—often after you’ve finished your main sightseeing block for the morning or early afternoon. With two removable batteries and a charger for conventional outlets, you’re not stuck waiting for a rare charging station.

If you notice you’re riding harder than expected (more hill climbing, more stop-and-go, faster bursts), shift to a shorter route for the remainder of the day.

Stop 5: Return before you run out of daylight

Finish your ride loop with enough cushion to reach your hotel or the agreed return process in good time. The deposit is 130€, paid by card or cash, and it’s reimbursed if you return the scooter in the same condition it was delivered.

That deposit detail matters because you should treat the scooter like a rental you want to hand back confidently. Drive calmly, park carefully, and keep the scooter in the same shape.

What’s included (and what that means for value)

This is where the pricing makes sense. The cost is listed as $77 per group up to 2, for 1 to 18 days depending on availability. Compared to a car day (plus parking headaches), this price can feel like a bargain if you’ll actually use it daily.

What’s included helps you avoid add-on surprises:

• 1 or 2 helmets depending on group size
• Insurance and taxes included
• The charger, which works with a conventional plug
• Bring and bring back service to your hotel
• Starter handover at the lobby where you sign the contract

The “value” isn’t just the money. It’s the time saved. Hotel delivery and pickup means you’re not losing a travel day to transportation logistics.

Service quality: what the best reviews say between the lines

The standout theme is how smooth the handover and problem-solving feel. Reviews reflect that the rental company is helpful and solution-oriented, with no surprises when everything lines up.

There’s also a pattern around guidance. One reviewer notes they received information on what to see in Gran Canaria, and that made the scooter day feel organized without turning it into a structured tour. Another review points out a hiccup that was handled quickly by solving the issue and providing a new scooter.

If you care about a low-friction experience, that matters. A scooter day can go sideways if the handover is chaotic. Here, the service tone looks built for making your day easy.

Safety and comfort notes that matter for real life

The bike is approved in the EU with references to Euro5 and zero emissions, and it’s described as meeting demanding safety standards. It’s also built with control features meant for two-wheel beginners.

The stability piece is practical: magnetic motor weight in the rear wheel increases stability, and the braking system is designed to feel strong. In plain language, it’s trying to remove the fear factor so you can focus on the views and the streets.

You still need basic sense. Two-up riding, limited speed, and weather-aware decisions are on you. Bring helmets back if you need a refresher and follow your comfort level rather than riding beyond it.

Who should book this scooter rental

This works best if you want:

• Quiet, low-mess exploring without fumes or engine vibration
• A simple way to cover more neighborhoods without dealing with parking stress
• A calm sightseeing pace at up to 45 km/h
• Convenience: hotel delivery and pickup

It’s especially a good match for couples and small groups of two, since the pricing is per group up to 2 and the bike can handle two riders with the right license.

Who should skip (or ask extra questions first)

Don’t book if:

• You can’t ride a bike
• You’re above 275 lbs (125 kg) or under 5 ft 1 in (155 cm)
• You don’t meet the licensing requirements (AM, B, or higher)
• You can’t drive manual transmission
• You have low fitness levels that make balancing and riding uncomfortable
• You’re under 16 years

If you’re close to the edges of any requirement, ask before you commit. The goal is to keep the experience smooth for you, not to turn the handover into a stressful mismatch.

Should you book Motion Rent & Fun for Maspalomas and Las Palmas?

If your dream day is relaxed, flexible island exploring with silent electric riding and easy hotel pickup/drop-off, this rental makes a lot of sense. The included helmets, insurance, taxes, and charger reduce the small-money “surprises” that often crop up with rentals.

I’d book it if you’re comfortable riding and you can stay within the 45 km/h sightseeing pace. I’d think twice if you’re hoping for fast travel, or if your comfort level with manual transmission or two-up riding is uncertain.

For the right traveler, this is a straightforward way to see more of Gran Canaria while keeping the day calm.

FAQ

What speed does the electric vintage scooter reach?

It’s limited to 45 km/h, so it’s best for sightseeing and slower cruising rather than fast travel.

Can two people ride the scooter together?

Yes. The scooter can be used by two persons, as long as you meet the driving license rules.

What driving license do I need?

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

How far do the batteries go?

You get two removable batteries with a range of 30–35 km each. Your actual distance depends on riding conditions.

Where do they deliver and pick up the scooter?

They deliver to where you stay in the south of Gran Canaria, and in the north you use their Canteras-area delivery point. They meet you at the hotel lobby to sign the contract before handing over the keys.

What’s included in the price?

The price includes 1 or 2 helmets, insurance, taxes, the charger, and the bring and bring back service at your hotel.

Is there a deposit?

Yes. You’ll need to leave a 130€ deposit/caution, paid by card or cash. It’s reimbursed if you return the scooter in the same condition as delivered.

What’s the booking window and duration?

You can book for 1 to 18 days, depending on availability. The scooters are brought at 10:00 am.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.