Mexico · E-BIKES
Good e-bike tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
E-bike on a private Los Cabos Pacific ranch to the beach, with Mexican lunch, tequila and mezcal tastings, and hotel pickup near San Jose del Cabo.
“Did not receive accurate pickup information and missed the pick up. No return contact after I asked for reimbursement”
Ride an e-bike through Cozumel, hit key sights, then enjoy taco tasting lunch and ice cream, guided in English for up to 12.
“Gentlemen that owned a jewelry store. He made me a customized coral reef choker necklace. Taking pictures of the different monuments in the city and ocean.”
Cabo e-bike and beach camel ride with margarita class, unlimited Mexican buffet, and tequila tasting, plus winter humpback whales.
“First time riding an e-bike. I hadn’t ridden a bicycle in a number of years. As a senior I was a little nervous, but our guide, Raul, was great at teaching and encouraging me. Terrific! The property is beautiful, the route wonderful , the buffet delicious and the sunset spectacular. All in all a great experience.”
Electric bike tour of Mexico City monuments and neighborhoods with tacos, dessert stops, and local guides, in a small group for 4 hours.
“We had an amazing time on the bike tour. Eduardo and Sergio did a great job. It was really fun and educational well. Stopping for tacos and churros was a bonus. We covered A LOT of ground so we were able to see lots of things and different neighborhoods! Highly recommend doing it on Sunday as you get to experience Avenue Reforma completely shut down for bikes and runners. So happy we did it! Muchas Gracias Eduardo and Sergio! Kristin and Peter.”
E-bike through Mérida with history, Neo-Mayan art, and parks. Learn safely with Ivan, ride 17 km, and enjoy tropical drinks for $46.
“The tour took in Merida’s major sites and a mid century suburban area. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and we felt well informed about Merida’s history and culture. We went on a Sunday when some of Merida’s roads are closed to traffic - this was lovely and the ride felt safe and easy. It was our first time using e bikes - we spent a little time in a park getting used to them but it was straightforward and a great way to experience the city.”
Pick the day out first, then the town it happens in.
