Scotland · E-BIKES
The 6 best e-bike tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason, so start there.
Cycle from Edinburgh’s hills to its beaches and port on a guided manual or e-bike tour with pickup, local insight, and scenic trails.
“We had a great time on this bike tour. Johan was an exceptional guide; he was very accommodating, informative and fun. It was the perfect way to see a lot of great sites of Edinburgh in one enjoyable afternoon.”
See Edinburgh by e-bike or bicycle, from Union Canal and Arthur’s Seat to Portobello Beach and Leith, with local guides and a small group.
“Stuart was essential to having fun during our adventure e-bike tour!! We loved everything about the biking tour, from the Meadow, Alexander's Seat (seeing deer), to the beach (which we love!) and all around Edinburgh! We learned a great deal while burning off calories and riding through Scotland's most beautiful places!!”
Ride Glasgow’s rivers, parks, university, museums, and West End on a relaxed small-group bike or e-bike tour with local stories.
“Great Bike ride. You are taken around an area of Glasgow you would not normally see if you were just walking. Informative and interesting guide. Bikes were sterdy and safe, although quite heavy.”
Review of Edinburgh’s small-group e-bike tour, covering Arthur’s Seat, Dean Village, Old Town, Leith, price, route, guides, and practical tips.
“This is just a bike ride around but left a lot to be desired to make it a meaningful tour. Hardly anything interesting was mentioned.”
Ride an e-bike from Craigmillar Castle around Arthur’s Seat, Holyrood Palace, and Edinburgh’s green spaces with a local guide.
“A wonderful experience! Our guide Richard was very knowledgeable and friendly! We saw so many great sites.”
See Glasgow by e-bike, from shipbuilding landmarks to the West End, then tour Clydeside Distillery with whisky tasting in a small group.
“This E-bike tour of Glasgow including Whisky tasting was a highlight of my recent visit to Scotland. My guide, Martin, from Gallus Pedals is great fun and full of knowledge and background insights into Glasgow past and present. We covered a lot of ground from the very gentrified West-side with Glasgow University and the beautiful River Kelvin precinct , along Clydebank with its shipbuilding history and modern entertainments through to the grittier industrial background of the east-side. To finish off we dropped in for an informative look at whisky production and a few wee-drams at the Clydeside Distillery. As an e-bike was provided, pedalling up hills was easy for an…”
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