Where to Hire Bicycles and E-Bikes in Fiji
We’ll cut right to the chase. Cycling in Fiji isn’t the most accessible activity to do on the islands. With most road networks limited to only a few of Fiji’s 333 islands, cycling isn’t a common method of getting around in Fiji. Nevertheless, for those who are determined to get some active time in their Fiji holiday, there are still some great cycling experiences to be had. Your options will just be limited to the areas of Nadi, Denarau, a couple of islands in the Mamanuca Islands and Savusavu in Vanua Levu. Check out where to rent a bike or e-bike in Fiji in this guide.
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5 Ways to Get a Bike in Fiji
Exploring Fiji’s lush landscapes and pristine beaches on two wheels is an exhilarating way to experience the islands’ natural beauty. Here are five fantastic options for getting your hands on a bike during your Fijian adventure:
- Rent a bike from one of the islands’ bike rental services
- Join a guided bike tour offered by selected resorts and operators
- Make use of some resorts’ complimentary bike rentals
- Join an all-inclusive Fiji cycling holiday with bike rentals, accommodation, food and activities included
- Bring your bike – find out how in our The Ultimate Guide to Mountain Biking in Fiji.
Now that you know the various ways to get a bike in Fiji, let’s explore where you can hire a bike or e-bike to start your two-wheeled adventure across these beautiful islands.
© FijiPocketGuide.comWhat is the Price of Hiring a Bike in Fiji?
In Fiji, bicycle hire costs approximately FJ$10-$15 per hour or FJ$30-$40 per day, while e-bikes cost FJ$20-$25 per hour or FJ$55-$80 per day.
There are very limited accommodations offering the free use of bikes in Fiji. Some exceptions are Kaila Na Ua Resort on the Coral Coast, Golden Point Resort on the Suncoast, and Koro Sun Resort on Vanua Levu, and Raiwasa Grand Villa or Taveuni Palms Resort on Taveuni, which you can learn more about in the guide below.
© FijiPocketGuide.comWhere to Rent a Bike on Viti Levu
With the largest network of roads, Viti Levu is the go-to island for a self-guided bike adventure. However, your adventure will have to start in Nadi, where the only bicycle rental company on the mainland is based.
Bicycle Fiji
Nestled in Wailoaloa, Nadi, Bicycle Fiji is your go-to spot for two-wheeled adventures. They have a fantastic array of bikes to suit every rider’s fancy. Whether you’re a mountain trail enthusiast or a smooth road cruiser, they’ve got you covered!
- Mountain Bikes – Fancy tackling some rugged terrain? Bicycle Fiji’s mountain bikes are built tough with sturdy frames and wider tyres. You’ll have all the traction and stability you need to conquer those off-road trails.
- “Local Explorer” Mountain Bikes – The economy version of their mountain bikes, these cheaper alternatives are perfect for exploring the roads of Nadi.
- Mountain Electric Bikes (E-Bikes) – Need a little extra oomph? The e-bikes are here to save the day! With their battery-powered motors, you’ll breeze through longer rides and conquer those cheeky hills without breaking a sweat.
- Beach E-Bikes – Perfect for cruising up and down Wailoaloa Beach with fat tyres and an extra oomph from the peddle assist.
- Children’s Bikes – The little ones aren’t left out of the fun. Bicycle Fiji offers specially sized bikes for younger riders, ensuring they have a safe and comfy ride.
No matter your height or riding style, Bicycle Fiji has got a bike that’ll fit you like a glove. Note that bike helmets are also available. Guided tours are also available, as listed in The Best Bike Tours in Fiji.
Resorts with Bicycle Hire
Very few resorts in Fiji offer bicycle hire. One noteworthy exception is Kaila Na Ua Resort, which has a small selection of American-style bikes for guests to hire free of charge, offering a fun and economical way to explore the nearby Korotogo area.
Alternatively, Golden Point Resort has a small number of mountain bikes for guest use, making it easy to cycle to the nearby town of Rakiraki while enjoying coastal views.
Finally, The Terraces in Denarau has a few Falcon mountain bike rentals for a fee.
Get some inspiration on where to go in The Ultimate Guide to Mountain Biking in Fiji.
© Plantation Island ResortWhere to Rent a Bike in the Mamanuca Islands
Nadi and Denarau’s closest island group, the Mamanuca Islands, has an island with its very own bike rental to get over the sand and ride between resorts.
Bula Bikes
Thanks to Bula Bikes, getting around the island of Malolo Lailai Island is easy. Based out of Plantation Island Resort, use the pathways, dirt roads and even the beaches to get from restaurant to restaurant, beach to beach, shop to shop and other points of interest. Other resorts to visit on Malolo Lailai include Musket Cove Island Resort and Lomani Island Resort.
Bula Bikes offers the following bikes for hire:
- Beach Cruiser – This bicycle with wide tyres is the most economical option for adults and teenagers over 14 years.
- Youth Beach Cruiser – A smaller beach cruiser for kids between 7 and 14 years.
- Kiddie Bike – The smallest bike in the lineup, available with or without training wheels.
For more inspiration for your Mamanuca Group stay, check out the 10 Best Islands in the Mamanuca Islands.
© FijiPocketGuide.comWhere to Rent a Bike on Vanua Levu and Taveuni
With quieter roads and some more favourable cycling routes, from rainforest bike rides to coastal trails, Vanua Levu and Taveuni are well worth considering for some cycling in Fiji. Fiji’s second-largest island is less frequent than Viti Levu but still has a great selection of resorts and activities.
Resorts with Bicycle Hire on Vanua Levu
Bike hire is available at selected resorts near Savusavu, Vanua Levu’s main hub and location of the Savusavu Airport.
Koro Sun Resort has complimentary mountain bikes and beach cruisers for guests. They also offer flexible guided cycling tours.
Alternatively, Naveria Heights Lodge has bicycle rentals for guests, as well as four different bike tours for both guests and non-guests.
Finally, mountain bikes and access to mountain biking trails are available at COMO Laucala Island. Mountain bikes are complimentary for guests at this luxury private island resort.
Resorts with Bicycle Hire on Taveuni
Two luxury resorts situated on the northern coast of Taveuni, Raiwasa Grand Villa and Taveuni Palms Resort, both offer complimentary mountain bike hire for guests to explore Taveuni’s roads at leisure.
Learn more about Vanua Levu’s guided cycling experiences in The Best Bike Tours in Fiji.
More About Bike and E-Bike Rental in Fiji
That’s it for our guide on where to rent bikes in Fiji. But that’s not the end of our advice! Learn more about having two-wheeled adventures in Fiji in the guides below:
- The Ultimate Guide to Mountain Biking in Fiji
- The Best Bike Tours in Fiji
- Where to Rent a Scooter or Motorbike in Fiji
Finally, if there’s anything we’ve missed, you’re likely to find it in the 101 Best Things to Do in Fiji: The Ultimate List.
Sources:
The information in this guide has been compiled from our extensive research, travel and experiences across Fiji and the South Pacific, accumulated over more than a decade of numerous visits to each destination. Additional sources for this guide include the following:
- Tourism Fiji (General travel advice - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (Tourism trade association - Updated [2025])
- SPTO (Pacific tourism advice - Updated [2025])
- Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation (Tourism statistics - Updated [2025])
- Land Transport Authority (Road safety advice - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Immigration (Visa and immigration advice - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Revenue & Customs Service (Customs and visitor taxes - Updated [2025])
- Biosecurity Authority of Fiji (Biosecurity advice - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Meteorological Service (Weather forecast and warnings - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Bureau of Statistics (Statistics and travel data - Updated [2025])
- Safe Travel (New Zealand travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
- Smart Traveller (Australia travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
- Travel.State.Gov (U.S. travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
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About The Author
Laura (Lora) S.
This article was reviewed and published by Laura, editor in chief and co-founder of Fiji Pocket Guide. Since arriving solo in the South Pacific over 10 years ago with nothing but a backpack and a background in journalism, her mission has been to show the world how easy (and awesome) it is to explore a paradise such as Fiji. She knows the islands inside-out and loves sharing tips on how best to experience Fiji’s must-dos and hidden gems. Laura is also editor of several other South Pacific travel guides.






