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Discover Tuscany’s Chianti Classico on an 8-hour private e-bike tour featuring scenic views, historic monasteries, a wine and olive oil tasting, and charming villages.

The Chianti Classico E-bike Tour offers an engaging way to experience one of Tuscany’s most renowned wine areas. Priced at $541.06 per person and lasting approximately 8 hours, this private tour is perfect for those who enjoy active outings combined with culture. It departs from Florence at 8:30 am and takes you through 27 km (17 miles) of rolling Tuscan landscapes, with support vehicles available for comfort.
This tour is highly rated, with a perfect 5.0 out of 5 based on 6 reviews, emphasizing its popularity and quality. Designed for intermediate to advanced skill levels and supported by high-quality e-bikes, it is well-suited to those with moderate physical fitness who can confidently ride on main roads. While lunch is not included, the highlight is undoubtedly the wine and extra virgin olive oil tasting at a family-run farm, ending the day on a flavorful note.

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The tour begins in Florence at Via Ghibellina, 52. A van transfer takes guests into the Chianti region, ensuring comfort after the city’s hustle. The support vehicles assist with parts of the ride, making it accessible for those concerned about longer stretches or challenging terrain.
Participants are advised to arrive prepared with moderate physical fitness and confidence on main roads. The tour is suitable for ages 10 and up, making it family-friendly for active young travelers.

The core of this tour is the scenic bike ride through Sangiovese vineyards and olive groves that define Tuscany’s landscape. The route covers 27 km, with some uphill segments leading to Badia a Passignano, an ancient monastery at the heart of the Chianti area.
Riders will enjoy breathtaking views of rolling hills, which have drawn admiration from past participants. The support vehicles provide added reassurance, especially during the uphill stretches.

One of the tour’s highlights is the visit to Badia a Passignano, an old monastery perched amidst the countryside. The guided ride takes in some of the oldest monasteries and charming towns, providing insight into the region’s spiritual and historical significance.
A stop at Greve in Chianti allows 45 minutes of free time for exploring the town’s lively atmosphere. Here, visitors can enjoy local food (lunch is not included), browse shops, or simply soak in the Tuscan ambiance.

The tour culminates with a visit to Fattoria Ammirabile, a family-run farm just before returning to Florence. The 30-minute tasting includes wine and extra virgin olive oil, showcasing products made on-site. The admission is included in the tour price, highlighting the focus on authentic local flavors.
This tasting experience offers a delicious conclusion to the day and a chance to purchase quality products directly from the producers.
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This private tour ensures a personalized experience with just your group. The guides are praised for their knowledge, friendly demeanor, and ability to share stories about the region’s history and viticulture.
The high-quality e-bikes make the ride comfortable, even for those who are not seasoned cyclists. Helmets are provided, and the support vehicles help with any fatigue or mechanical issues.

This tour suits those who enjoy outdoor activities combined with cultural exploration. It’s best for travelers who are physically fit and are comfortable on main roads. The moderate difficulty level and support vehicles make it accessible for most with some biking experience.
Participants should be prepared for an 8-hour day, including scenic riding, stops, and tastings. Lunch is not included, giving flexibility to try local eateries in Greve in Chianti.

Multiple reviews highlight the expertise of guides like Ben, Alessio, Leo, and Alex, praised for their friendliness and knowledge. The wine and olive oil tastings consistently receive high marks, with guests describing them as excellent and authentic.
Past participants also mention enjoying the scenic views, cultural stops, and delicious food. The small group size enhances the experience, making it more intimate and personalized.
At $541.06 per person, this tour offers a comprehensive day out in the Tuscan countryside, including bike rental, transfers, and tastings. It is a popular choice, booked on average 88 days in advance, reflecting its demand.
Flexible cancellation policies allow full refunds if canceled at least 24 hours before the start, providing peace of mind for planning.
This Chianti Classico E-bike Tour is ideal for active travelers who appreciate scenic landscapes, wine culture, and historical sites. It’s perfect for families, couples, or small groups seeking a personalized experience with professional guides.
Those who prefer guided tours with support vehicles will find it especially comfortable. While not suited for complete beginners, confident bikers with moderate fitness levels will enjoy the ride and the memorable tastes awaiting at the end.
The Chianti Classico E-bike Tour stands out as a well-rounded adventure that combines scenic riding, historic landmarks, and local delicacies. The support vehicles and high-quality e-bikes make it accessible for active participants, while the wine and olive oil tastings add a flavorful touch that balances the physical activity.
Past reviews praise the knowledgeable guides, stunning views, and delicious food as key strengths, making it a top choice for those who want a personalized and immersive Tuscan experience. Its 8-hour duration ensures a full day of exploration without feeling rushed, though it demands a good level of moderate fitness.
This tour offers a balanced blend of activity, culture, and culinary delights—an excellent way to see Tuscany beyond the usual sights. Perfect for adventurous spirits eager to combine cycling with wine tasting in one of Italy’s most celebrated regions.
“Our family of 6 had the best day on a private bike tour followed by an amazing lunch at the most beautiful Tuscan villa. Ben was a great guide and…”
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, the minimum age is 10 years old, making it suitable for active families with older children who can ride confidently on main roads.
What should I bring for the tour?
Comfortable clothing, sunscreen, and a sense of adventure are recommended. The tour includes helmets and support vehicles for assistance.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled at least 24 hours before the tour start time for a full refund.
Is lunch included in the tour?
No, lunch is not included, but there is free time in Greve in Chianti to explore local eateries and enjoy the town’s atmosphere.
What makes this tour stand out?
The combination of scenic riding, authentic wine and olive oil tastings, and personalized guiding makes this an engaging and memorable way to experience Tuscany’s Chianti region.