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Manual wheelchair rental in Sliema (Malta)

Sliema

Fri Aug 7, 2026 10:00

Sliema

Mon Aug 10, 2026 10:00

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2 rentals available in Sliema · Aug 7, 2026 – Aug 10, 2026 (3 days)

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Bradley

Sep 4, 2025

3,0

Having used mobility scooters for many years I had very little trouble navigating the streets and pathways, however it would have been nice to have better dropped kerbs to cross roads and some rules in place to stop drivers from parking across the dropped kerbs that were available hence preventing wheelchairs, mobility scooters etc from crossing.

Manual wheelchair · Standard

Standard Compact Portable

Max. weight supported: 111 - 120 kg

Home or hotel delivery and pickup: Free

Airport delivery and pickup: +US$12.08

Pickup at store: No

US$119.63 total · 3 days

US$39.88/day · taxes included

Home or hotel delivery and pickup:

We offer home or hotel delivery and pickup service. You can add your address before checkout (optional service). Why Book with Motion4rent?

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4.8

Manual wheelchair · Standard

Manual wheelchair Compact Portable

Max. weight supported: 111 - 120 kg

Home or hotel delivery and pickup: Free

Pickup at store: No

US$122.05 total · 3 days

US$40.68/day · taxes included

Delivery where you stay

We deliver where you're staying. Delivery options and any fees are shown before you pay.

Cleaned & ready

Every rental is professionally cleaned between bookings.

Flexible cancellation

Cancellation terms depend on the destination, equipment and how far ahead you book — you'll always see them before you pay.

Friendly support, 7 days a week

Talk to a real person whenever you need — before, during, or after your trip.

Opinions about Sliema

Bradley

Sep 4, 2025

3,0

Having used mobility scooters for many years I had very little trouble navigating the streets and pathways, however it would have been nice to have better dropped kerbs to cross roads and some rules in place to stop drivers from parking across the dropped kerbs that were available hence preventing wheelchairs, mobility scooters etc from crossing.