Top San Antonio E-Bike Tours

Explore San Antonio's La Zona Cultural on a guided 1-hour e-bike tour. Ride through Historic Market Square and vibrant public art corridors while discovering murals, sculptures, and hidden gems that showcase the city's culture and creativity. Led by a local guide, you'll learn about the artists, history, and neighborhoods that make this area unique. Electric bikes make it easy to cover more ground while enjoying a fun and active sightseeing experience. Highlights: • Guided 1-hour e-bike tour • Explore Market Square and La Zona Cultural • Discover murals, public art, and hidden gems • Learn local history and artist stories • Small-group experience Participants must know how to ride a bicycle. No e-bike experience is required. Safety briefing, helmet, and e-bike orientation included.

See the haunted side of San Antonio on this ghost-themed bus tour. Your guide, a sinister fellow who proclaims to be in tune with the afterlife, leads you on a chilling exploration of the city’s famed haunted sites including the Menger Hotel, the old Red Light District, the former Bexar County Jail, an historic cemetery, and more.

While in southern Texas, visit the San Antonio Zoo to see thousands of animals from around the globe. Encounter majestic lions in Big Cat Valley or marvel at rhinos and zebras in the all-new habitat. San Antonio Zoo blends conservation, education, and fun, offering affordable entertainment year-round. Streamline your visit by booking your ticket in advance, so you don’t leave anything to chance, and bypass the long lines.

Eighty feet below the surface in Texas Hill Country lies the Cave Without a Name, an extraordinary underground world of stalactites, stalagmites, soda straws, flowstones, cave drapery, and other terrestrial formations formed over thousands of years. Come early, pack a picnic, and enjoy on-site amenities such as a hiking trail, gift shop, and a gemstone/fossil sluice.

Discover the wonder of riding the Mission Trail on an Electric Bike and seeing three Historic Mission Sites! We'll start at the San Antonio River Trail entrance located at 403 Blue Star #105, SA. TX. 78204 ( Next to Burgerteca Restaurant) and enjoy the Beautiful Scenery and Serenity of the San Antonio River trail in between each San Antonio Mission stop. We will enjoy the convenience and fun of using an Electric bike to travel about 15-mile ride.

Visit some of the historical missions of San Antonio on this half-day tour. With a guide, you'll explore these heritage sites to learn about the history of the missions and their influences on the region, plus gain insight into their significance from a San Antonio local. This tour allows you to avoid the hassle of renting a car to reach these destinations so you can relax and enjoy a pre-planned tour.

Discover the historic highlights of San Antonio on a tour that takes you to Mission Concepcion as well as downtown markets, parks, squares, eateries, and more. A great introduction to the city for first-time visitors, this tour gives you a chance to learn your way around San Antonio with a guide to navigate and narrate the journey. That way, you don’t have to worry about getting lost or missing any of the historic details.

The Ultimate San Antonio Taco & E-Bike Tour Most visitors only see the River Walk; we take you where the flavors are legendary. This isn't a "sample" tour—it’s a high-energy culinary journey on premium e-bikes. We skip the tourist traps for the city's heavy hitters, including the iconic Puffy Taco and a Michelin-recommended BBQ brisket taco. Why book this experience: Effortless Exploration: Your pedal-assist e-bikes let you cruise through downtown and Hemisfair without breaking a sweat. You'll cover way more ground than any walking tour. Michelin-Level Flavor: Enjoy 4 full-sized premium tacos at elite spots where locals actually wait in line. No small samples here—this is a full culinary experience. Art and Culture: Between bites, we navigate past world-class murals and landmarks. You get a front-row seat to the city's vibrant street art. Small-Group Vibe: We keep groups intimate for VIP service and the best photo ops. See why we’re the Taco Capital of the world.

Hear the haunted, paranormal tales of notorious San Antonio events that you may not otherwise learn about on this entertaining and spooky ghost tour. Walk the streets of the city's Old Town and learn its fascinating past, which is vividly and masterfully brought to life by your informative and passionate guide.

Get ready for a spooky night full of ghosts and things that go bump in the night. Professional paranormal investigators will lead you on a walking tour of San Antonio’s most haunted spots, while you learn the tragic stories of spirits unable to find their eternal rest.  Learn why San Antonio is considered one of the most haunted cities in all of America…if you’re brave enough, that is.

Discover the confluence of cultures and historic events that shaped modern-day San Antonio on a 4-hour evening coach tour. Designed to complement the optional half-day morning tour for a complete overview of the city’s history, the tour makes three stops to points of interest including the Japanese Tea Garden, the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Mission Concepcion, San Jose and the Alamo(optional). Along the way, learn Texas trivia and enjoy live narration from a local guide.

Venture into Texas Hill Country with a local guide. Your escort is not only an expert oenophile, but a storyteller who shares history and insight about the region. After two tastings at local wineries (where you’ll also take a behind-the-scenes tour of the production facilities), spend time in the charming town of Fredericksburg. Have lunch, browse the shops, or experience additional wine tastings.

The San Antonio Missions are a UNESCO World Heritage Site you won’t want to miss, filled with history and religious importance. Get the full story on the area that consists of five missions close together from a guide who knows the area and its past well. You’ll see four out of the five missions of the site, as well as La Villita Historic Arts Village, Alamo Plaza, and the Espada Aqueduct.