GREECE · CYCLING TOURS
Good city highlights bike tours in Greece run small groups and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ on gradient and pace.
Review of Athens’ 4.5-hour e-bike and Acropolis tour, with route details, ticket advice, value, guide quality, and practical tips.
“Alex and Sophie was a lot of fun and very informative. We were very happy we purchased the combo package as we skipped the entrance line at the Acropolis.”
Ride Athens after sunset by e-bike, from Acropolis views and Plaka lanes to the Panathenaic Stadium, with a lively local guide.
“The tour was good. We seen a lot of the different sites and had good energy.”
Explore Rhodes Old Town, Mandraki Harbour, medieval gates, Monte Smith, and a sunset on a small-group e-bike tour.
“The biking tour is a great way to see parts of Rhodes in a relatively short time. Christos was very attentive and knowledgable and looked out for our safety when riding the bikes. I would recommend this tour if you want to see and learn a little more about Rhodes.”
Explore Chania’s old town by bike, from Venetian walls to harbor views, with a local guide, refreshments, and a small group of eight.
“Highly recommended! Safe and fun! Best views and photo opportunities! Loved learning about the city’s history through its architecture!”
Review of Athens’ 2.5-hour small-group e-bike tour, covering ancient sites, Plaka, Olympic landmarks, guides, bikes, value, and practical tips.
“This was a great tour. One needs to be comfortable on a bicycle. Some of the e-bikes were rear-wheel (hub) drive and the drive kept going for 1.5 seconds after pedalling stopped, increasing the risk of an accident. Mid-drive motors were promised. That aside, the guide was great, and helpful when the chain came off on the hub drive bike. The tour was informative and great fun. By the way, cycle carefully as marble is slippery.”
Cycle Nafplio’s old town, castle views, olive groves, coast, and local food stops on a private four-hour Greek experience.
“This is a must do tour if you would like a little exercise and a true local experience!! We got our bikes then explored the town and learned some of the local history. Afterwards she took us to a local home where we enjoyed coffee, tea and snacks with a very lovely "grandma" of the neighborhood at her home! We continued our journey to the coastline where we enjoyed a small picnic with some more delicious local foods. Once back from the coast we stopped in at local market for fresh fruit and juice.”
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