Mobility Scooter Rental in Lanzarote

At Mobility Me, we make mobility equipment hire in Lanzarote simple and stress-free. Whether you’re staying in Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca, or Costa Teguise, we provide free delivery to the main resorts with fast, friendly local support.

Why Choose Mobility Me?

We understand that your mobility is essential to having a truly wonderful holiday. Being able to move around freely makes all the difference — giving you the independence to explore Lanzarote, visit local shops and restaurants, and enjoy everything the island has to offer.

Delivery Areas

We deliver to the main resorts: Puerto del Carmen, Costa Teguise, Playa Blanca, Playa Honda & Matagorda.

How to Use a Mobility Scooter Safely

• Ride at walking pace in pedestrian areas, promenades and busy walkways.
• Give priority to pedestrians at all times. Slow down near crossings, doors, slopes, blind corners and crowded areas.
• Use lights after dark or in low visibility – turn on both front and rear lights and reduce your speed.
• Keep to the right-hand side on wide paths or promenades where possible, allowing others to pass safely.
• For footpath use only — these scooters are not designed for main roads or traffic lanes.
• Use drop kerbs (drop curbs) when crossing roads or leaving the footpath — never drive off high kerbs, as this can cause damage or loss of control.
• Take slopes carefully – drive straight up or straight down, never diagonally, and slow down when descending.
• Do not use on very steep hills — including the infamous “Cardiac Hill” in Puerto del Carmen. Very steep gradients can damage the brakes and may lead to brake failure.
• Do not use in rain or wet conditions – water can damage electrical components and reduce braking effectiveness.
• Stop completely before changing direction (forward/reverse) to avoid sudden jolts or instability.
• Keep both hands on the controls while moving. Do not lean out, reach down or try to pick things up while driving.
• Do not carry passengers – no children on laps and no additional riders. These scooters are designed for one user only.
• Charge the scooter every night to ensure full range and to avoid getting stranded during the day.
• Park safely – turn off the ignition, remove the key and leave the scooter somewhere secure and out of the way.

Where You Can Go

• Pavements & Promenades: Safe and recommended. Always travel at walking pace and give priority to pedestrians.
• Pedestrian Zones: Fully permitted. Ride slowly, be courteous, and take extra care in busy areas or near shop entrances.
• Beaches & Seafront Walkways: Allowed on paved or tiled paths. Avoid sand, gravel or soft surfaces.
• Drop Kerbs (Drop Curbs): Always use drop kerbs when crossing roads. Never drive off high kerbs.
• Not For Road Use: Mobility scooters must not be used on roads, main streets, or in traffic lanes. They are designed for footpath use only.
• Not For Bike Lanes: Do not use bicycle lanes or cycle tracks. These are for fast-moving bikes and e-scooters.
• Not Suitable For: Motorways, tunnels, roundabouts, multi-lane roads, steep hills, rough ground or gravel surfaces.
• Safe Tourist Areas: Ideal for resort promenades, hotel walkways, shopping areas and seafront paths in Puerto del Carmen, Costa Teguise and Playa Blanca.

Hotels & Accommodation Policies

Most properties in Lanzarote are very accommodating to guests using mobility scooters. Some set reasonable rules (e.g., designated parking/charging areas or limits in reception for safety/space). If a rule affects you, ask reception for a practical alternative (designated area, route, or assistance).

Check our Hotel Accessibility Guide to see policies before you book. View the full list of hotels →

Your Rights When Using a Mobility Scooter

• You have the right to use pavements and promenades with your mobility scooter, travelling at walking pace.
• You may access public walkways, pathways and seafront routes just like any other pedestrian.
• Mobility scooters are treated as pedestrian mobility aids in Spain, meaning you can use the footpath wherever walking is permitted.
• You have the right to safe passage on pedestrian routes, crossings, drop kerbs and public walkways.
• No special licence or permit is required to use a mobility scooter in public pedestrian areas.
• You have the right to be treated with respect and equal consideration when moving through public spaces.
• You may use marked accessible routes and ramps where available to support safe movement.

Rules and Regulations for Mobility Scooters