Miami South Beach: Bike Rental & Art Deco District

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Rent a Bike in Miami's Art Deco District & Ride to Ocean Drive

You pick up a beach cruiser at the Art Deco District shop, then navigate South Beach, Ocean Drive, Wynwood Walls and Star Island on your own route and timeline. The rental includes a helmet, lock, water and local tips. You return the bike to the same spot when you're finished, with no guide or group to keep pace with.

1h–60d

Step-by-step itinerary

Bicycle rental and South Beach tour

Pick up bicycle at South Florida Trikke Shop
Receive bottled water, helmet, and lock
Ride through Art Deco District and Ocean Drive
Visit Miami Design District and Wynwood Walls
Explore South Pointe Park and Downtown Miami
Bike to Bayside Marketplace for shops and dining
Return bicycle to original starting point

The Experience

You're standing at the corner of Washington and 14th Street in Miami Beach, bike in hand, helmet clipped on, a cold bottle of water in the cup holder. The Art Deco District spreads out around you — pastel storefronts, geometric railings, that particular Miami light that makes everything look like it's been filtered through a postcard. The rental shop is right there, one block from Ocean Drive's chaos, which means you can ride into it or away from it depending on your mood. You pick your pace, not someone else's schedule.

From that starting point, the whole thing opens up. Ocean Drive takes maybe ten minutes if you're cruising slow, stopping to look at the Versace Mansion (Casa Casuarina) and the rows of art deco hotels that haven't changed much since the 1920s. Wynwood Walls is a twenty-minute ride north — massive murals covering entire buildings, the kind of street art that makes you want to stop and take photos every thirty seconds. South Pointe Park sits at the tip of the beach, quieter than the main strip, with a lighthouse and a view back toward downtown. Lincoln Road, the pedestrian mall, is flat and easy, lined with shops and restaurants. You're not locked into a route or a group; you just point the bike and go. The bike rental in Miami works because you're not paying taxi fare to get between these spots, and you're not sitting in traffic on Collins Avenue.

The rental periods are flexible — one hour if you just want to hit Ocean Drive and the immediate neighborhood, or a full day if you're planning to loop through the Design District and Bayside Marketplace. The bike comes with a lock, so you can stop and eat without worrying. Water and a helmet are included, which sounds small until you're in the Miami sun for a few hours. When you're done, you bring it back to the same shop on Washington Avenue. There's a $250 hold on your card while you have the bike, but it's refunded once you return it in the same condition. Infant seats are available if you're traveling with small kids, starting at $20 extra.

What’s included

Your rental includes a Sun Bicycle Beach Cruiser, safety helmet, bike lock, one bottle of water, and local suggestions for routes and stops.
Infant seats are available separately for $20.
You pick up at the Art Deco District shop and return to the same location when finished.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Miami Beach Bike Rental & Segway Tours

Is this one for you?Best for travelers who want to move between South Beach attractions without paying taxi fares or waiting for tours to start — the flexible rental period and self-guided route mean you set the pace and the stops.