Canary Ride

Canary Ride: premium motorcycle rental across Gran Canaria and Tenerife

Canary Ride operates motorcycle rental and tour services from two bases in the Canary Islands, one in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and one in Playa de las Américas, Tenerife. The company presents itself as a next-generation rental and tours operation built around a fleet of premium Honda and Ducati motorcycles, and describes its fleet as the largest motorcycle fleet in the Canary Islands with premium brands.

The service is aimed at riders who want to explore the islands independently. The company states that it has accumulated more than 1,700 reviews with a 5/5 rating, and the review section of the site refers to 1,791 reviews with an "Excellent" rating.

A multi-brand fleet organised by licence and style

The catalogue is grouped by transmission, style, licence category and island, which allows riders to filter by manual or automatic (DCT) gearboxes, by Adventure, Touring, Naked or Scrambler styles, and by A2-compatible models. The fleet is split into a Gran Canaria fleet and a Tenerife fleet.

Brands represented in the catalogue include:

• BMW: F 450 GS, F 800 GS, F 900 GS, F 900 R, F 900 XR, G 310 R, R 12 G/S, R 1300 GS, R 1300 GS Adventure and R 1300 GS Adventure Trophy.
• Ducati: DesertX V2, Multistrada V2, Multistrada V2S, Multistrada V4 Rally and Scrambler Icon.
• Honda: Africa Twin 1100, Africa Twin Adventure Sport DCT, CB1000GT, CB650R, CB750 Hornet, NC750X, NC750X DCT, NX500 and XL750 Transalp.
• Yamaha: MT-07, Ténéré 700, Ténéré 700 World Raid, Tracer 7 GT, Tracer 9, Tracer 9 GT, XSR 700 and XSR 900.
• Triumph: Scrambler 400X, Speed 400, Tiger 900 and Tiger 900 GT Pro.
• Other brands: Suzuki GSX-8TT and Moto Guzzi.

The site also flags new additions to the fleet, including the Ducati DesertX V2 2026 and a Honda CB1000GT listed as coming soon.

What is included with every rental

Canary Ride lists a set of items and conditions bundled into its rentals rather than sold as extras:

• roadside assistance.
• Unlimited kilometres.
• Two helmets and two pairs of gloves, for rider and passenger.
• A reflective vest, which the company notes is required by Spanish law on every motorcycle since 1 October 2026.
• All taxes included and third-party insurance covering accidents that are not the rider's fault.
• A phone holder with charging.
• A full-to-full fuel policy.
• 24-hour rental periods.
• A map with local tips and recommended routes.

The company also emphasises the maintenance of its fleet, stating that keeping the motorcycles in top condition is central to customer safety and to the riding experience it aims to provide.

Hotel delivery, one-way rentals and cross-island use

Delivery to hotels is offered as a standard service. The standard fee covers delivery for up to two motorcycles, transported in a VW Crafter. On arrival, the team handles unloading, inspection, digital paperwork and security deposits.

Riders can also arrange one-way rentals between the islands, and the site highlights unlimited kilometres and road assistance as part of the island-hopping proposition. To book a delivery, customers provide the delivery address, helmet size and any extra gear details.

Tours and local route knowledge

Beyond rental, Canary Ride runs tours, including a one-day Gran Canaria itinerary called Sea to Summit. The company presents local experience as part of its offer, with route suggestions and insider tips for riders. Several of the reviews quoted on the site mention advice on roads and itineraries, and one describes assistance extending to taxi transfers to and from the airport and hotel selection.

Other services for riders and businesses

The site lists additional lines of activity alongside short-term rental: used motorcycles for sale, long-term rental, group rentals, and a B2B line aimed at travel agencies and tour operators. It also publishes practical resources such as weather, flights and documentation information, together with rental terms and a privacy policy.

Two bases in the Canary Islands

The Gran Canaria base is in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and the Tenerife base is in Playa de las Américas, in the south of the island. Both locations are presented as starting points for exploring their respective islands, which the company describes as distinct in landscape.