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Airlie Beach Scooter Hire From Le Shack
2hr – $35
Day – $70
2+ Day – $50
Le Shack is the #1 Scooter Hire Airlie Beach Location and is situated in the middle of the main street on Shute Harbour Road.
Specializing in electric scooters you can simply pre-book online or by phone and pick up your scooter at Le Shack
Discover Airlie Beach and the surrounding suburbs of Cannonvale and Jubilee Pocket.
Airlie Beach Scooter Hire Pick Up and Drop Off Location
Le Shack is the pickup and drop off point for your bike hire and is conveniently situated in the middle of the main street.
356 Shute Harbour Road Airlie Beach 4802
Le Shack Open Times
Le Shack Information For Hiring Scooters in Airlie Beach
Scooter run and charge times
These scooters run for 2 hours and then need 2 hours charge
Locations you can Visit
Cannonvale, Jubilee Pocket Airlie Beach
Included in the scooter hire Airlie Beach price
- Electric Scooter
- Charger
Optional Extras available
- Coffee
- Water
- Soft Drinks/Juice
- Tour desk
For all bookings and questions about electric scooter hire Airlie Beach, see the contact details for Le Shack at the top of this page
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