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Guided Ebike Tour of Segovia
from $63.14 per person
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This three-hour guided ride puts you on an electric bike in Segovia, starting beside the monumental aqueduct at Calle Coronel Rexach and looping past monasteries, churches and viewpoints along the route. The group is capped at 12 travellers, and the electric assist makes covering a lot of ground straightforward. Every stop on the route is free to enter or simply viewed from outside, so there are no admission fees to budget for along the way.
The ride is run by NATURCLETA, and reviewers repeatedly single out the guide's knowledge of the city, including history, anecdotes and legends. One family with three children managed the tour well, using a trailer for a child too small for an e-bike, so the format can work with younger kids with some advance arranging. A helmet, the bicycle and liability and accident insurance are all included in the price.
Who suits it? Most travellers, according to the operator. It is not wheelchair accessible, and pregnant travellers and people with serious heart conditions are advised against it. Anyone comfortable on a bike who wants a wide overview of Segovia in a single three-hour outing, with a local explaining what they are seeing, will get the most out of it.
A few practical points will help the day run smoothly, from how the trailer for small children works to what the e-bike actually does on the ride.
Common issues. The tour needs a minimum number of travellers to run; if the minimum is not met it can be cancelled, in which case the booking page offers a different date or a full refund. The trailer for small children carries a 30 euro per person charge and is arranged with the operator; one family booked it that way after reserving their tour. The route is not wheelchair accessible, and it is not recommended for pregnant travellers or anyone with serious heart problems. Cancel at least 24 hours before start time for a full refund; later cancellations receive nothing.
Hotel pickup is not mentioned. It gives a meeting point at C. Coronel Rexach 27, at the start of the aqueduct next to the Hotel San Antonio el Real, so check the live booking page for anything beyond that.
Use of the electric bicycle, a helmet, and liability and accident insurance. Every stop on the itinerary is free to enter, and the tour lasts three hours.
Yes. Infant seats are available, and one reviewing family with children under 10 and a 12-year-old said it worked well. A bike trailer for a child too small to ride an e-bike costs 30 euros per person and must be arranged with the operator after booking.
No, the tour is not wheelchair accessible. It is also not recommended for pregnant travellers or people with heart problems or other serious medical conditions, though it says most travellers can participate.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes inside that 24-hour window are not refunded or accepted, and cut-off times follow local time in Segovia.
The tour has a maximum of 12 travellers. It also requires a minimum number to run; if that minimum is not met, you will be offered a different date or a full refund.
Live dates, times and prices are on the booking page.
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