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Experience Tuscany's Chianti hills on a 2-day guided e-bike tour including meals, wine tastings, charming villages, and a countryside farmstay in Florence.

This 2-Day E-Bike Tuscany Tour offers an in-depth exploration of the stunning Chianti region with guided riding through scenic hills, visits to charming villages, and authentic Tuscan cuisine. Priced at $828.57 per person, this small-group experience is perfect for those seeking a mix of adventure, relaxation, and luxury, all within a two-day framework. The tour starts in Florence, with a maximum of 8 travelers, ensuring an intimate setting led by professional guides.
The tour combines electric bike riding, wine and olive oil tastings, and local food experiences. An overnight stay at a countryside villa with a pool adds a touch of comfort and leisure. While the experience requires moderate physical fitness and is not suitable for those with serious medical conditions, the ride is paced to suit most participants. Booking in advance is recommended, with an average of 119 days prior to departure, highlighting its popularity among visitors.
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The tour begins at 10:00 am at Via del Campuccio, 90, Florence. The guided experience starts with an introduction to the electric bikes, which are supplied with water bottles and operated easily by riders of moderate fitness. The route primarily explores the Chianti Classico hills, known for their rolling vineyards and rustic villages. The initial stop is at the Mura di San Casciano, a picturesque town within the Chianti region, where the group can admire the ancient walls and take photos of the panoramic views.
Throughout the day, riders enjoy photo opportunities at various scenic spots, capturing the typical Tuscan landscapes. The guided pace ensures that participants can comfortably take in the vistas without feeling rushed. The route emphasizes the beauty of the region’s vineyards and terracotta production areas, providing insight into local traditions. The stop at San Casciano allows for a brief exploration of this historic town before moving on.

On day two, the tour continues with a visit to Impruneta, a town renowned for its terracotta craftsmanship. The group spends about 20 minutes here, exploring its artisan workshops and historic sites. The itinerary includes visits to Mercatale and other small villages, where the rustic charm and local character of Tuscany shine through.
The riding involves passing through vineyard-lined hills and olive groves, giving riders breathtaking views and a sense of authentic rural life. The guided stops are designed to showcase Tuscany’s agricultural heritage and culinary traditions. The small group size allows for personalized attention and flexible pacing, making it accessible yet immersive.

A highlight of this tour is the wine and olive oil tasting, which takes place during the riding days. These tastings introduce guests to the region’s signature products, with opportunities to learn about local production methods. The tastings are complemented by authentic Tuscan lunches served during the trip—two included lunches—and a dinner on the first evening, all designed to give a true taste of local flavors.
The tastings occur at carefully selected locations, emphasizing quality and regional character. Guests can expect to sample local wines that are typical of Chianti Classico and olive oils that highlight the rich agriculture of Tuscany. The meals are part of the tour’s value, providing hearty, traditional dishes in scenic settings.

After the first day’s riding, the group retreats to a countryside villa that features a pool, offering a relaxing end to active days. This farmstay combines rustic charm with comfort, providing a peaceful environment to unwind. The overnight stay allows guests to enjoy the countryside’s tranquility and the stunning sunset views over the vineyards.
Staying at the villa provides an authentic Tuscan experience, with opportunities for informal conversations with guides and fellow participants. The pool and outdoor spaces are perfect for unwinding after a day on the bikes, making this tour not just about sightseeing but also about enjoying the slow pace of rural Tuscany.
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The meeting point for the tour is conveniently located in Florence, and the tour operates rain or shine, so proper outdoor clothing is advised. Participants should have moderate physical fitness and be at least 140cm tall to operate the electric bikes comfortably. It’s recommended to wear sunglasses and sunscreen to protect against the sun during daytime riding.
While the tour does not include hotel pickup or drop-off, the meeting point is near public transportation, simplifying access. The tour is available for booking well in advance, with an average of 119 days prior, reflecting its popularity. Cancellation is possible up to 6 days before the experience for a full refund.

The experience is designed for small groups, with a maximum of 8 travelers, ensuring personalized guidance. Guides are knowledgeable and attentive, with reviews praising their ability to adjust pace and share insights. Feddie, Bill Dillon, and Terri are names that emerge as exceptional guides, known for their patience, local expertise, and friendly attitude.
Guests appreciate the personalized attention and depth of knowledge the guides bring to the experience. The small group size fosters a friendly atmosphere, making it easier to ask questions and enjoy the scenic stops.

Throughout the tour, riders experience breathtaking views of vineyards, olive groves, and terracotta towns. The route is specifically curated to emphasize visual beauty and cultural richness. Stops at San Casciano, Impruneta, and Mercatale offer glimpses into Tuscany’s artisanal traditions, especially its terracotta craftsmanship and wine production.
The panoramic photo stops are carefully placed to maximize the visual impact of the rolling hills and rustic villages, providing plenty of opportunities to capture memories. The region’s agricultural sites and local markets add an authentic touch to the overall experience.
This tour caters best to individuals who enjoy active outdoor experiences combined with culinary and culture. While the electric bikes make the riding accessible, participants should be comfortable with moderate physical activity. The luxury farmstay, exceptional guides, and authentic tastings make it appealing for those seeking a blend of adventure and relaxation.
The 2-day format allows a deeper appreciation of Tuscany’s natural beauty and local traditions without the need for extensive travel. It’s perfect for small groups looking for a personalized, scenic journey into the heart of Italy’s wine country.
This guided small-group experience offers a rich combination of scenic riding, local culture, and gourmet tastings. The professional guides and personalized approach ensure a memorable trip, while the overnight stay in a countryside villa adds a luxurious touch. The small group size guarantees intimate conversations and flexible pacing, making it suitable for most participants with moderate fitness.
While the price point reflects the quality of the experience and inclusions, it makes sense given the luxury accommodations and authentic food and wine tastings. This tour is particularly well-suited for those who want to explore Tuscany at a relaxed pace, enjoying stunning scenery and local traditions in comfort.
“Our trip through the rolling hills of Tuscany was a marvellous experience.”
What is included in the tour price?
The price covers guided electric bike ride, breakfast, two lunches, and one dinner, wine and olive oil tastings, water bottles, and accommodation at a countryside farmstay.
How physically demanding is the tour?
The tour requires moderate physical fitness, with electric bikes assisting pedaling. Riders should be comfortable with bike riding on hilly terrain and be at least 140cm tall.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins and ends at Via del Campuccio, 90, Florence, with the final stop returning to the starting point.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellation is possible up to 6 days before the start for a full refund. Cancellations made less than that are non-refundable.
Are meals vegetarian or have dietary restrictions?
The provided data does not specify dietary options, so it’s best to inquire directly when booking if you have specific needs.
Is this tour suitable for children?
Since the minimum height for the e-bike is 140cm, children over this height can participate, but the tour is not recommended for those with back problems, heart conditions, or other serious medical issues.
How many people are in each group?
The maximum group size is 8 travelers, ensuring a personalized experience with attentive guides.
Is the tour suitable in all weather conditions?
Yes, the tour operates in all weather conditions; participants should dress accordingly.
What should I bring on the tour?
Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and comfortable outdoor clothing suited to the weather. A water bottle is provided.
Will I need transportation to and from the meeting point?
The tour does not include hotel pickup or drop-off, but the meeting point is near public transportation, making it accessible for most.
For those eager to explore Tuscany’s vineyards, villages, and culinary traditions on a luxurious and scenic two-day journey, this e-bike tour from Florence offers an authentic and memorable experience.