4 E-Bikes to Build a Trip Around

1.Jatiluwih Full-Day E-Bike and Trekking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 8 reviews · 6 hours · from $99Our pick

Ride an electric bike from Pura Luhur Batukaru through jungle, bamboo forests, villages, and Jatiluwih’s UNESCO-listed rice terraces. After lunch in the fields, take a moderate walk to rivers and a rural Balinese compound. Small groups are limited to six, with hotel pickup included.

“Amazing experience - beautiful scenery, authentic, and didn’t feel like a tourist trap! Would have preferred pedal assist ebike. Highlight was connecting with the family who provided tour, lunch and beautiful live music.”

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2.La Palma: Guided e-bike tour (trekking)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · 4 hours · from $100Top rated

Join Su Bici for a four-hour German-language e-bike tour from Los Cancajos, limited to six people. Ride quiet roads through Santa Cruz, Las Nieves, coastal viewpoints, forest, and, when selected, the Llano Jable viewpoint of the 2021 Tajogaite volcano.

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3.Lecce: Bike Rental (City, Trekking, E-Bikes)

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 5 reviews · 1 - 7 days · from $25Best value

Pick up a city, trekking, or e-bike at Velo Service Lecce, near the train station, for one to seven days. Helmets, locks, lights, repair gear, luggage storage, and local route advice are included. Choose a trekking bike for longer rides to the coast.

“The e- bike was good, although poorly fitted a tall person, when I asked for some adjustments I was told they weren't possible other than putting the seat up and down. The price in this app was 30euros a day more for the bike hire than the price of hiring 2 bikes directly from the shop. there was no bike path map or suggestions of bike paths given. we were lucky to find some back roads that were great for riding. The riding was great in this area.”

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4.Porto: E-Bike Rental For The Camino De Santiago

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · 1 day · from $58

Start beside Porto’s Luis I Bridge with an electric bike fitted for the Camino. You set the pace and route, carrying your gear in panniers. Adriano and Sara can help with arrangements, including optional Santiago collection and transfer back to Porto.

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