The 4 Bike Rentals in Czechia That Earn Their Price

1.Canoeing on the Elbe river + Bike rental from Děčín to Bad Schandau

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 21 reviews · 5 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $31Our pick

Set out from Kemp DěčínPolabí at 9:30 a.m. with a canoe, paddles, life jacket, dry bag, bike, helmet, and lock. Paddle the Elbe through Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland, then use the cycle path toward Bad Schandau. The trip lasts about 5 hours 30 minutes and suits reasonably fit beginners who can handle a long active day.

“It was a very nice trip by canoe, but just a litte bit to long, we were getting pretty tired at the end. Our asses were painful on the bike back, not comfortabele. And we did not get any info about the way back to the camping. In Decin it is pretty complecated how to get there. Maybe you can give a plan.”

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2.Prague Bike Rental

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 6 reviews · 1 day · from $35

Pick up a bike, helmet, lock, and flat kit from City Bike Prague near the Powder Tower, then set out on your own or ask about a guided ride. Free maps show useful routes through Old Town, New Town, Prague Castle, and along the Vltava. The one-day rental costs $35 and runs rain or shine.

“This is a bike hiring activity, located well in Prague. We walked past the first day to check it out and there were lots of bikes and the staff were super friendly and knowledgeable. Unfortunately due to getting sick we had to cancel the activity, however the communication from the staff was truely amazing. They called and texted to follow up about arrival and it felt very organised. Would have really enjoyed cycling around Prague and this is the perfect place to hire bikes to do so for half a day. Overall really happy with the staff communication and knowledge and would recommend going in for a visit when in…”

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3.Canoeing on the Elbe river and Bike rental from Děčín to Schmilka

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $30Best value

Start at Camp Děčín with a canoe or kayak, paddle 15 km along the Elbe toward Schmilka, then swap your boat for a bike and helmet. Cross by ferry to the Elbe Cycle Route and ride back to Děčín. The trip is unguided, flexible, and limited to eight people, with a short briefing, map, dry bag, and water provided.

“We enjoyed canoeing up the river to schmilka in Germany and biking back. The staff were friendly and spoke some English and the equipment was all good. My only slight criticism was it wasn't clear that we were waiting for a trailer to arrive with bikes in schmilka. We were expecting a shop or fixed point to go to but we made a phone call and were told they were coming and just had a drink in the cafe while waiting and it was worth a little walk up to the little brewery and bakery.”

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4.Prague Electric Bike Rental

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 3 reviews · 3 hours · from $32

Pick up an electric bike from City Bike Prague and set your own route through Prague for three hours. The pedal-assist motor helps you handle hills toward Prague Castle, while the included helmet, lock, lights, and map keep the ride practical. You can visit Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, and other sights without a guide or fixed group schedule.

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