Top Bordeaux Mountain Bike Tours

Accompanied by a real local guide, you will discover the most beautiful neighborhoods and monuments of the city, along a magnificent route of about 13km that is perfectly safe and suitable for bicycles. The provided bikes are magnificent Beach Cruisers, super comfortable and perfect for the city. Bicycles suitable for people measuring at least 1m52. Our groups are limited to 12 people to ensure maximum comfort and safety. We provide you with stainless steel water bottles with insulated bags to keep them cool (summer is particularly hot in Bordeaux). We offer you a local specialty to taste during a break in the public garden. Ponchos are also provided in case of rain risk. Our reception point has a toilet.

Discover Bordeaux in a unique way on this small-group gravel bike adventure combining historic landmarks, countryside landscapes, and wine tasting at a local winery. Your journey begins in the elegant streets of Bordeaux, where your local guide introduces you to the city’s rich history as you ride past iconic sites such as Saint-André Cathedral, the Grosse Cloche, and the famous Pont de Pierre. Leaving the city behind, quiet cycling paths lead you into the peaceful Bordeaux countryside. Vineyards, charming villages, and scenic landscapes gradually replace the urban scenery. The experience continues with a visit to a family-run winery where you’ll learn about Bordeaux winemaking and enjoy a tasting of regional wines. Blending cycling, culture, and the French art de vivre, this immersive experience offers a relaxed and authentic way to discover Bordeaux beyond the usual tourist routes.

Explore the enchanting city of Bordeaux on a delightful 3-hour bike tour. This eco-friendly adventure takes you through iconic landmarks such as the Grosse Cloche, Cathedral Saint-André, and the picturesque Jardin Public, guided by a passionate local who shares insider stories and tips. Perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers, this tour combines comfort and fun on authentic Dutch bikes, ensuring a smooth ride. Experience Bordeaux's rich history and culture while enjoying the scenic views along the Garonne River and Place de la Bourse. - Guided bike tour through Bordeaux’s top attractions - Comfortable Dutch-style bikes suitable for all riders - Small group size for a personal and engaging experience - Tour duration of 2.5 to 3 hours including a refreshment break

Cycle through the picturesque vineyards of Saint-Émilion, one of Bordeaux’s most renowned wine appellations, on a scenic electric bike tour, available from April to October. Visit two chateaux wineries for wine tastings, savor a picnic lunch amid the vines, and enjoy exploring the charming, UNESCO-listed village of Saint-Émilion. This relaxed yet enriching day perfectly blends adventure, culture, and the finest French wines.

Cover more ground than you could on a walking tour with this scenic e-bike tour of Bordeaux. Admire the historic landmarks of Bordeaux’s UNESCO-listed historic center, cycle along the scenic Garonne riverfront, and explore the atmospheric Chartrons neighborhoods. Along the way, pause to sample a delicious “Canelé”, Bordeaux’s most famous sweet treat, and get local tips on the city’s best markets, parks, street art, and more.

Experience the beauty of Saint–Émilion by e-bike, and stop for wine tastings along the way, on this two-in-one, small-group tour from Bordeaux. Begin with a guided tour of this UNESCO-listed city. Learn the history of the local wine industry as you to cycle past famous chateaux, stop at a Growth Classified winery for lunch and a wine tasting, and visit a family-run estate to sample fine local varietals.

Explore the captivating vineyards of Saint-Emilion on a half-day electric bike tour. Begin your adventure as you gather in Bordeaux and are transported to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Saint-Emilion. Enjoy a guided visit through the medieval village, followed by a scenic ride through picturesque vineyards, showcasing renowned chateaux. Conclude your tour with an exclusive visit to a Grand Cru Classé winery, where you’ll discover traditional wine-making techniques and indulge in a tasting of exquisite wines paired with a delightful platter of French delicacies. - Half-day electric bike tour through the vineyards of Saint-Emilion - Guided visit to the medieval village, a UNESCO World Heritage site - Visit one prestigious chateaux and learn about traditional wine-making (4 wines tasted) - Enjoy a tasting paired with a platter of local French products

Enjoy a hassle-free introduction to Bordeaux's famous wine traditions on this small-group tasting tour. Pick your preferred wine region, either Saint-Émilion on the Right Bank or the Médoc on the Left, and relax knowing the logistics and activities are all sorted for you. Visit one or two prestigious wineries in either region to sample top-quality local wines, sample regional cheese and cured meats, and learn about wine-tasting techniques.

See Bordeaux from a perspective rare to visitors on a private motorcycle tour. In addition to navigating while you take in views from the sidecar, your guide offers little-known anecdotes about top landmarks and hidden gems along the route, from Place de la Bourse to the Palais Gallien. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

Embark on an exhilarating private bike tour through Bordeaux, discovering the city's charm and history on two wheels. Pedal past iconic landmarks like the awe-inspiring St. Andre Cathedral and the historic Tour Pey-Berland, enjoying panoramic views along the way. Immerse yourself in Bordeaux's cultural scene at Utopia, a unique cinema in Place Camille Jullian, and explore the medieval beauty of Porte Cailhau. Glide through lively squares like Place Saint-Projet and Place de la Bourse, and experience the city's artistic legacy at the Grand Theatre. From picturesque bridges to modern marvels like La Cite du Vin, this bike tour seamlessly weaves together the past and present of Bordeaux, offering a dynamic and immersive exploration of this captivating city.

Soak up Bordeaux’s rarified atmosphere, and see more of the city’s highlights in less time, when you embark on an adventurous bike tour. Pick between morning and afternoon departure times, and meet your guide around the corner from the Bordeaux Cathedral. After grabbing your bike and helmet, you’ll set off on a tour of Bordeaux’s UNESCO-listed city center, will wend your way along the Garonne River, will explore its more modern quarters, and more.

Experience the best of Bordeaux’s food scene without the guesswork on this small-group walking tour. Taste organic Bordeaux wines, sample chocolate bonbons from an award-winning chocolatier, enjoy a hazelnut treat from a local family business, and savor a traditional French lunch in Saint-Pierre—all while hearing stories about the city and having plenty of time to enjoy each stop.

This is not just a bike ride. It is a full half-day escape into the vineyards, villages, and flavours of Entre-deux-Mers, and the only e-bike tour in Bordeaux that brings it all together. Your guide meets you in central Bordeaux, hands you a premium e-bike, and off you go along the historic Roger Lapébie trail, a former railway line turned beautiful cycling path. Over 30 km (about 20 miles), with 95% on dedicated bike lanes, you ride through peaceful countryside and stunning vineyard views. Easy, flat, and absolutely beautiful. You will stop at a traditional winery for a guided tasting of up to three local wines, learning what makes Entre-deux-Mers so special. Then sit down in the medieval bastide town of Sadirac for a proper regional lunch, the kind of meal that reminds you why the French take lunch so seriously. Six hours from first pedal to last sip. Part cycling tour, part wine experience, all French countryside. The Bordeaux e-bike wine tour you have been searching for.

Exploring Saint-Émilion's vineyards without a car can mean missing relying on complicated transport between wineries. This small-group e-bike tour solves the problem. Cycle through the countryside stopping for tastings at local wineries along the way. Also enjoy an included picnic lunch and take a guided walking tour of Saint-Emilion.

Spend a half-day in the charming medieval town of Saint-Emilion on a  trip from Bordeaux. Explore the best of this UNESCO-listed village, including a wine tasting at a grand cru wine estate, a walk along the historic city walls, and visits to unique artist galleries and studios. Enjoy some free time in Saint-Emilion, too.

Prepare for an unforgettable e-bike tour through the Bordeaux countryside, from Bordeaux to Saint-Émilion, two UNESCO World Heritage destinations. Discover iconic landmarks such as the Palais Gallien, Saint-André Cathedral, the Grosse Cloche (Big Bell), and the Pont de Pierre (Stone Bridge). Cycle through the Entre-Deux-Mers natural region and experience the Bordeaux countryside like few others, passing through picturesque villages, stone farmhouses, and vineyards stretching as far as the eye can see. Halfway through, enjoy a French-style picnic lunch with wine. Your journey will culminate as you approach the UNESCO World Heritage village of Saint-Émilion, where you'll cycle by e-bike among the vineyards and prestigious châteaux of Saint-Émilion. Optional: Visit a family-run estate in the Saint-Émilion appellation and taste its fine wines. The rest of the day is yours; your guide will share tips on how to best enjoy the village on foot and at your own pace.

Saint-Emilion is both a UNESCO-listed town and home to some of Bordeaux’s most famous red wines, and this small-group tasting tour from Bordeaux makes it possible to experience both in one afternoon. Learn the secrets of winemaking and ‘terroir’ on a tour and tasting at a Grand Cru winery; take a walking tour through the medieval streets of Saint-Émilion; and pair fine Bordeaux reds with delicious cheeses and other local delicacies at a family-run winery.

If you arrive in the Bordeaux region and you know nothing, this visit is for you because for 3 hours, I show you all the interesting monuments of the city. Passing from one district to another by crossing the small hidden squares of the city, and even crossing the bridges to see Bordeaux from the most beautiful point of view!

Discover the Médoc in a unique way on an exclusive gravel bike adventure through the prestigious Margaux wine region. Far from the usual tourist routes, you'll ride along white sandy trails, peaceful forest tracks and quiet country roads, enjoying privileged access to one of France's most renowned wine regions. Led by a passionate local guide, you'll discover the history of the Médoc, admire its world-famous Classified Growth estates, and explore breathtaking vineyard landscapes at a relaxed pace, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Enjoy a traditional French picnic in an exceptional setting before stopping at a family-owned winery. For those who wish, an optional wine tasting offers the opportunity to meet the passionate winemakers and discover the estate's wines. Round-trip transportation from Bordeaux and a premium gravel bike are included, allowing you to enjoy a hassle-free day combining cycling, gastronomy, culture and authentic local experiences.

Visiting Saint-Emilion’s award-winning wineries is one of the most popular day trips from Bordeaux, but whistle-stop tours can feel rushed. On this morning e-bike tour, slow down and savor the views as you cycle through the vineyards. Make easy work of the hilly countryside on an e-bike, visit a wine chateau and a local wine bar for guided tastings, and tuck into a picnic lunch overlooking the vines.

Drive the Bordeaux Right Bank yourself, with a GPS audio guide that plays automatically as you go. Your booking unlocks the whole region in the free Wine Trails app: pick your date and starting point, Saint-Émilion, Libourne or Bordeaux, choose the châteaux you want from the 36 mapped across Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, Lalande-de-Pomerol and Fronsac, and the app builds your personal route with turn-by-turn narration. Narrated stories cover the people and the ground: you'll hear why the Jurisdiction became the first vineyard landscape UNESCO ever listed, how the Jurade got its charter from King John in 1199, what blue clay does for Pétrus, and how a garagiste with a 0.6-hectare plot outscored it in 1995. No group, no schedule, no guide; pause for a long lunch in the village, replay anything, and the audio keeps working when the signal drops, because everything downloads offline. You'll need a car and a designated driver; château visits are booked and paid directly with the estates.