Caorle Bike

Caorle Bike is Caorle's rental shop for bicycles, rickshaws and tandems, at Via dello Storione 3 near Piazza Sant'Antonio, next to the Hotel Caorle and 100 metres from the old town. By bicycle, rickshaw or tandem you can discover every corner of Caorle in a lively, eco-friendly way, following their motto: "Slow and steady wins the race" ("Chi va piano... va sano e lontano").

Our vehicles

• 6-seater and 3-seater rickshaws, ideal for families, couples or groups of friends
• Two pedal-assist rickshaws (e-Caorlebike), for an effortless ride or to carry someone who cannot pedal
• Tandems and Graziella folding bikes
• Men's, women's and children's bikes, city bikes, single speed, leisure and road bikes, mountain bikes and fat bikes for off-road excursions
• Two pedal-assist electric bikes, by reservation
• Bikes with child seats (helmet included), balance bikes for the little ones and strollers
• A camouflage bike, ideal for a ride in the lagoon, for photography and hunting or fishing trips

Rates and booking

Rates are per half hour, hour, day, week and month, with special prices for daily and weekly rentals. There are discounts and special prices for Sunday bike rides, families and groups, cycle tourists and weekly rentals. Booking is welcome, for groups and individuals alike. Recommended itineraries with maps and children's helmets are free, and guided excursions can be booked.

Caorle Bike is open all year, by reservation in winter. Information and bookings: +39 338 9629364.

Cycle tourism

Bicycles are available for ecological, wine, historical and nature itineraries: the cycle paths, the Museo del Mare, the lagoon and the Fishermen's Island, the old town, the market, the beach, the wineries and the countryside, also out of season and with an environmental tourist guide. Anyone looking for a cycling holiday can choose the beachfront apartment Azzurra (2 to 5 people), with bicycles, repair kit and maps provided.

A rickshaw ride

From Piazza Sant'Antonio you continue towards Viale Santa Margherita, which becomes a pedestrian area in the evening from June to September, with shops, restaurants, pizzerias and ice cream parlours. From here the ride leads to the fishing port, on the edge of the old town, to Piazza Vescovado with the cylindrical bell tower and to the Madonnina dell'Angelo, the little church on the sea dedicated to fishermen. You can go on along the Lungomare Trieste to Falconera, on the edge of the lagoon, and return past the funfair and Aquafollie.

Parking

You can park for free about 10 minutes' walk away, near the market square, opposite Aquafollie, or use the Linea Bianca, free all year round. The Linea Blu is paid from 1 May to 30 September, excluding the centre.