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Extend your ride – not the effort
Electric bike tours (e-bike tours) make cycling holidays more accessible, allowing you to explore further, ride more comfortably, and enjoy the journey at your own pace. With power when you need it, e-bikes open up routes that might otherwise feel out of reach.
With an e-bike, you can:
- Ride longer distances with less effort
- Tackle hills and varied terrain with confidence
- Keep up with friends or partners of different fitness levels
- Focus on the scenery rather than the physical challenge
At BikeTours.com, you can choose from a wide selection of guided and self-guided e-bike tours across Europe, the USA, and beyond. Explore our tours below, or browse our interactive map.
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Beautiful Tuscany
Cycling and Cooking in Tuscany
“The lodging was like a dream. The food and cooking perfect. The people were all so friendly and helpful. But it’s Tuscany, the rides are gorgeous but not really for beginners or those not in shape. Even with e-bikes. Overall, a dream trip”
—Derrick S
Definitely worth your money
Highlights of Vilnius Bike Tour
“To see all the sites worth seeing in Vilnius, take this tour. The guides are so knowledgable, you learn so much and the ride is fun.”
—Hennie van den Hengel
A great intro to bike touring
Danube Cycle Path Passau – Budapest
“This was a fairly gentle tour along the river, passing through and staying in some lovely picturesque cities and towns. The scenery was sometimes pretty but lengthy sections could…” Full Review
“This was a fairly gentle tour along the river, passing through and staying in some lovely picturesque cities and towns. The scenery was sometimes pretty but lengthy sections could be monotonous. This isn't anyone's fault - it's the official Euro Velo route.
On two days, train tickets were provided, presumably to limit the distance ridden, but, on both occasions, we elected to ride, making the longest days a touch over 80km and there was ample range in the ebikes for that. The bikes were great and appeared almost brand new. I would, however, recommend a pair (or two) of bike shorts or your own saddle.
The (optional) phone app from the local tour operator (Pedalo) was generally good for navigation, though a distance countdown for the day's ride would be a great addition.
However, we only stumbled over information about the day 1 briefing and bike handover in the app at the last second. More proactive communication (a welcome email a couple of days out?) would have been helpful. Pedalo support was good when we needed to contact them, though.” Less
—Tony B
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