The best bicycle rentals in Singapore (2024)

Got ambitious plans to cycle all over Singapore? With 13 outlets across the island, GoCycling is your best bet.The rental chain covers spots like Marina Bay, Changi, East Coast Park, Ang Mo Kio and more – and you're free to return your bikes at any outlet, regardless of where you first rented it. Rates start at $10 per hour for adult single bikes.

Recommended trail:Start at Jurong Lake Gardens to get started on theCoast to Coast Trail, which will take you through a series of trails and park connectors like Lornie Nature Corridor and Coney Nature Park. Good thing is – if you feel like giving up, you can always drop off your bike at GoCycling @ Ang Mo Kio at the halfway mark.

This brick and mortar bicycle rental service is located right in the heart of Singapore in the Downtown Core. The store is located just five minutes away from City Hall MRT and within a 1.5km radius of the city's iconic attractions. The kiosk offers both hourly and daily rates depending on your needs.

The rates here start at $12 per hour for Schwinn and Raleigh bikes, and $15 per hour for fat-bikes. Going on an adventure with the little ones? Child seats are $20 per hour and $40 for two to three hours, while tandem or double seater bikes are $20 per hour and $38 for two to three hours.Daily rates start from $45 per day.

Recommended trail:Head towards the iconic Civic District, home to some of Singapore's most important cultural monuments such asthe former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings, Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, and the Asian Civilisations Museum. After which, take a leisurelycycle along the Singapore River towards The Fullerton Hotel Singapore.

One of Singapore's most popular bicycle rental shops, Hello, Bicycle! retails renownedEuropean brands such as Linus, Strida, Viva, Lekker, and Creme. If you want to take the bikes for a spin before investing in one, the store also offers premium quality bicycles starting from $30 for up to six hours.Rental cost includes the bicycle, helmet, bicycle lock, and a set of front and rear lights.

Recommended trail:Wander around theBras.Basah.Bugis district,a vibrant arts and heritage precinct. Cycle down to the National Museum of Singapore before stopping for a breather – or even picnic – at the lush Fort Canning Park.

Thinking of cruising around the city? Grab a bike at City Scoot, a bike rental store strategically located along the Singapore River. You can coast through iconic locations suchas Chinatown, Little India, Gardens By The Bay, Marina Promenade and more. There are even bicycle tours organised by City Scoot.Rentals for all bike types are at a flat rate – and start from $10 for an hour and $25 for a full day.

Recommended trail:Ridearound the Civic District and take in the sights of cultural monuments such as National Gallery Singapore, The Arts House and Asian Civilisations Museum. From there, take the Anderson Bridge towards Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade. Snap a few pics from the 'gram and then continue your journey towards Gardens by the Bay.

Getting to East Coast Park can be a pain in the neck from one of the main roads. While there are bike rentals at the park itself, we'd recommend getting one before you even hit East Coast Park.Located along Tanjong Katong Road, 12Cycle is one of the most convenient kiosk andoffers one of the most competitive rental rates in the area, starting from $8 per hour.

Recommended trail: Cycle along Mountbatten Road until you get to Amber Road, from there, find one of the underground park connectors that take you to East Coast Park.

If you're driving to East Coast Park, there are existing bicycle rental kiosks in the park itself too.Locatedin areas B and E of East Coast Park, Coastline Leisure has become an institution for bike and skate rentals – so you can enjoy the beach and keep fit while at it.Choose from their range of mountain bikes, road bikes or tandem bikes. Check out hourly rates on Coastline Leisure's site.

Recommended trail: Start from area B of East Coast Park and cycle the whole length of the park. Alternatively, the park connector from area B also leads to Gardens by the Bay East Garden, where you can marvel at excellent views of the Singapore skyline. From there, you can continue your trail to the Marina Barrage and Gardens by the Bay Main gardens.

If you haven't been to Punggol Waterway Park, you're missing out. Get on your saddles and explore the lushpark in one of Singapore's most underrated neighbourhood.Bike Stophas got all your cycling needs covered. Buy a refurbished bicycle or rent one from $8 an hour and coast through the park at top speed. The shop even offers two and four-seater bikes for couples and those riding with younger children, so you won’t have to worry about novice cyclists feeling left out.

Recommended trail:Cruise along Punggol Waterway Park and check out some of the cafes and bars along Punggol Settlement. After which, set your sights further and head to Coney Island for photo opportunities at its hidden beaches and mangrove swamps.

Coney Island located off the northeastern coast of Singapore has beautiful trails for cycling. If you don't have a bicycle, fret not. Head onto Jomando Adventure& Recreations near Punggol Point Jetty to rent a two-wheeler. Going on an adventure with your young ones? Some bikes are fitted with child-friendly seats – which makes it easier to take them along with you.

Recommended trail: Head to the West entrance of Coney Island to start your journey. The kids will love climbing around theRhu Nature Play Obstacle Course Park, or frolicking onthe white sands at Coney Island Beach Area B. Remember to come armed with mosquito repellent, though – and watch out for the sandflies.