Small group of 10 or fewer, with e-bikes, lunch and two chateau tastings filling a full day out of Bordeaux.
Only 10 travelers per departure
from $219 per person, live price on the listing
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Rustic Vines operates this full-day electric bike tour, and no departure takes more than 10 travelers. The group gathers in central Bordeaux before heading out toward Saint-Emilion on two wheels. Lunch, use of the e-bike and two guided chateau tastings all come with the booking. The day runs in English, costs $219 per person and holds a 5 rating from 731 reviews. Free cancellation applies up to 24 hours before the start.
The morning starts in central Bordeaux, where riders pick up their electric bikes and meet the guide for the day. From there the group rolls toward Saint-Emilion, the motor doing most of the work on the climbs that give this appellation both its viewpoints and its reputation among walkers.
Two chateau visits form the backbone of the route, each with a guided tasting attached. That means time in the cellars rather than a rushed pour at a bar. Lunch is part of the package too, which matters on a full day of riding through wine country. The exact chateaux can change with the date, but the structure of the day, bikes, tastings, a proper meal and a small group, stays the same.
The full day books from $219 per person. That fee includes:
Anything you buy at the chateaux, bottles to take home for example, you pay for yourself. The meeting point is in central Bordeaux and you get there under your own steam. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the tour begins.
Casual cyclists are the core audience here, because the electric assist handles the hills and the group never grows past 10. It works for travelers who want the miles between tastings to be part of the day, not dead time, and who can commit a full day to it. Prefer to stay off a saddle? The small-group food and wine day trips cover comparable ground by van. Short on hours? The half-day e-bike ride with wine and cheese is the lighter option.
Yes. Cancelling costs nothing up to 24 hours before the tour starts. Past that point the booking counts as confirmed, so check the exact terms on the live listing before you pay.
Think about a full day outside with pedaling: comfortable shoes, layers for changing weather and sun protection for the open vineyard stretches. Leave some space in your bag for any bottles you buy.
Departures are limited to 10 travelers, which keeps the riding pace easy and the chateau stops workable. This is a small-group tour, not a private one.
The $219 rate applies to each person, not the whole group, and it takes in the e-bike, lunch and both chateau tastings. Only the private tours listed here are priced per group.
Half day · E-bike
Ride electric bikes between the vineyard rows of Saint-Emilion on a half day built around wine and cheese. Your hotel in town serves as the pickup and drop-off point, the commentary is in English, and the itinerary includes a tasting of seven wines plus a picnic lunch with a cheese board and a couple of glasses. From $129 per person, rated 4.8 across 16 reviews.
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Only 8 travelers per departure
Full day
A full-day bike tour through the Saint-Emilion vineyards, built around wine tastings and an included lunch. The pace is set by the riding rather than the road, with the appellation unfolding between stops. Rated 5 across 389 reviews, from $221 per person, with free cancellation.
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