Renting a bike is a good way to plan your trip, for example if it is for a group or for family, or simply to ensure the quality of the bike and you have the proper equipment, with personalized advice.

Although there are only rent-a-bike in the larger cities and most wanted by tourists, stores usually allow the rent for the whole country.

Megasport Bike Shop, Bike Rent – www.megasport.pt – Loulé (Section 1)

Formosa Mar Lda – www.formosamar.com – Faro (Section 1)

BikeLandShop – www.bikeland.pt – Quarteira (Section 1)

Bike-A-Wish – www.bikeawish.pt – Vilamoura and Quarteira (Section 1)

Bikesul – www.bikesul.pt – Guia / Albufeira (Section 2)

BICLARIA – www.biclaria.pt – Aveiro (Section 15)

Biclas – www.biclas.com – Lisbon (Section 9)

Bike Iberia – www.bikeiberia.com – Lisbon (Section 9)

Slowfastcycles – www.slowfastcycles.com – Lisbon (Section 9)

Rent a Fun – www.rent-a-fun.com – Lisbon (section 9)

Belem Bike – www.belembike.com – Lisbon (Section 9)

Go Cycling Portugal- http://gocyclingportugal.com – Lisbon (Section 9)

Portugal Rent Bike – www.portugalrentbike.com – Cascais (Section 9)

Lux Invicta – www.luxinvicta.pt – São Martinho do Porto (Section 13)

Biclaria – www.biclaria.pt – Aveiro (sections 15/16)

Vieguini Porto – www.vieguini.pt – Porto (Section 17)

Port Rent a Bike – www.portorentabike.com – Porto (Section 17)

Fold n’Visit – www.foldnvisit.com – Porto (Section 17)

Some cities have bike-sharing systems, such as Vilamoura (Section 1), Cascais (Section 9), Torres Vedras (Section 10), Ovar (Section 15), Murtosa (Section 15), Aveiro (Section 15), most of them free to use, which are not suitable for long tours.