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Enjoy a 6.5-hour guided electric bike tour around Saint-Emilion with wine tastings, scenic views, a picnic lunch, and a small group experience for $197.69.
Discover the charm of Saint-Emilion on a guided electric bike tour priced at $197.69 per person. This 6-hour 30-minute experience takes you through UNESCO-listed vineyards and historic chateaux, with wine tastings at two distinct wineries and a delicious picnic lunch included. Ideal for those who appreciate scenic scenery, wine, and a relaxed pace, this tour offers the convenience of electric bikes to tackle Saint-Emilion’s steep hills effortlessly. With a maximum group size of 10, expect an intimate, personalized experience led by knowledgeable guides. While the price point reflects the quality and exclusivity, it’s worth noting that good cycling confidence and moderate fitness are needed.
This tour is especially suited for wine lovers, scenery enthusiasts, and those who enjoy small-group guided experiences in a historic setting. The convenient starting point at Rustic Vines in Saint-Emilion ensures easy access, and the favorable reviews highlight the friendly guides, stunning views, and excellent wine tastings as major highlights.


This tour offers breathtaking views of the vineyards that surround Saint-Emilion. As you pedal on electric bikes, no effort is needed to conquer the region’s steep hills. The landscape features rolling slopes and picturesque vineyards, which are often difficult to access on foot or by car. The scenery provides countless opportunities for photos and quiet reflection on the beauty of Bordeaux’s wine country.
Along With the vineyards, you’ll enjoy a leisurely guided walking tour of Saint-Emilion itself. The UNESCO-listed village is filled with charming stone streets, historic buildings, and iconic sights. The blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage makes this tour stand out among other Bordeaux-based excursions.
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The tour begins at Rustic Vines shop in Saint-Emilion at 10:30 am. After a brief introduction, the guide leads the group on a short ride to the first winery. This initial stop is free of charge and allows everyone to get acquainted with the bikes and the scenic surroundings. The first winery visit is at Chateau Bernateau, a family-run estate that welcomes guests to taste their wines and learn about the production process.
The ride from the starting point to the winery is designed to be manageable, thanks to the electric bikes. The ease of pedaling allows everyone to focus on the views and the experience rather than physical exertion.

The first wine tasting takes place at Chateau Bernateau, where the hosts share insights into their family estate and offer tastings of their wines. This stop typically lasts around an hour, giving ample time to ask questions and appreciate the variety of Bordeaux wines.
Following the tasting, participants enjoy a picnic lunch at the estate, accompanied by a glass of wine. The lunch is a highlight for many, combining delicious local fare with the relaxed vineyard atmosphere. This break offers a chance to unwind and reflect on the wines tasted earlier while soaking in the vineyard views.
In the afternoon, the group visits Chateau La Croizille for a facility tour and a second wine tasting session. This stop also lasts about an hour, and offers an inside look at a different chateau, broadening the understanding of Bordeaux wine production.

After the winery visits, the group rides back to Saint-Emilion at around 3:30 pm. Here, a guided walking tour of the village unfolds, highlighting its UNESCO heritage status and architectural significance. The walk lasts about an hour and introduces visitors to the town’s famed monolithic church, medieval streets, and historic landmarks.
This segment of the tour adds cultural context to the scenic and vinous experiences, enriching understanding of Saint-Emilion’s history and importance in Bordeaux’s wine scene. The relaxed pace makes it accessible even for those with moderate physical fitness, provided they are confident cyclists.
The tour concludes with a 30-minute wine tasting session in the heart of Saint-Emilion. This final tasting is free of charge and allows visitors to sample more Bordeaux wines, often in a lively local setting. It provides a relaxed ending to a day filled with exceptional views, wine education, and delightful culinary experiences.
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The meeting point is at Rustic Vines at 8 Rue André Loiseau, making it easy to reach by local transportation. The maximum group size of 10 ensures a personal experience, with attentive guides who share interesting facts and answer questions along the way.
The tour operates in favorable weather conditions, with a plan B in case of bad weather. Participants must be confident cyclists and have a moderate fitness level, as the route includes some hills. The duration of 6 hours 30 minutes is paced comfortably, mixing cycling, tasting, and sightseeing.

This electric bike experience distinguishes itself by combining scenic cycling with wine tasting at two celebrated Bordeaux chateaux. The small group size fosters a friendly, intimate atmosphere, and the guides’ expertise shines through in their ability to share engaging stories and insights. The picnic lunch adds a relaxed culinary element, making the entire day feel special without feeling rushed.
The reviews underline the friendly, knowledgeable guides and the stunning scenery as major strengths. Many mention the excellent wine selections and the value provided for the price, especially considering the included tastings and lunch.
This tour appeals most to those with a moderate fitness level who enjoy wine, scenic views, and cultural exploration. It’s perfect for small groups seeking a personalized experience, and travelers who appreciate relaxed, informative outings in a historic setting. Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the tastings at two different chateaux, and those who love picturesque landscapes will find endless photo opportunities.
While the electric bikes make the ride accessible, good cycling confidence is required. The price may be higher than some other tours, but reviews suggest it offers excellent value considering the wine tastings, lunch, and guided experience. The weather dependency means participants should check the forecast and be prepared for possible rescheduling.
This Saint-Emilion electric bike tour offers a well-rounded mix of scenic cycling, wine tastings, and cultural sightseeing. The small group size and friendly guides ensure a warm, engaging atmosphere, while the stunning views and delicious picnic lunch make it a memorable day.
It’s a perfect choice for wine lovers looking for a relaxed yet immersive experience in Bordeaux’s most picturesque region. While it requires some confidence on a bike and moderate fitness, the electric assistance makes the hills manageable. This tour delivers great value for the price, especially for those who want to combine active exploration with delicious wines and local culture.
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Is this tour suitable for beginners?
The tour is best suited for confident cyclists with a moderate fitness level. The electric bikes help with the hills, but some cycling confidence is necessary.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience lasts approximately 6 hours 30 minutes, starting at 10:30 am.
Are the wine tastings included?
Yes, tastings at Chateau Bernateau and Chateau La Croizille are included, along with a picnic lunch and a final tasting in Saint-Emilion.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing suitable for cycling and weather conditions is recommended. Consider bringing sun protection or rain gear depending on the forecast.
Can I cancel if the weather is bad?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation if canceled more than 24 hours in advance. In case of bad weather, a different date or a full refund is available.
Is there a minimum age or height requirement?
Yes, participants must be at least 155 cm tall and comfortable cycling on some hills.
How many people are in the group?
The tour is limited to a maximum of 10 travelers for a more personalized experience.
What is the price per person?
The tour costs $197.69 per person, which includes all tastings, lunch, and guided activities.
Where does the tour start and end?
Starting point is Rustic Vines at 8 Rue André Loiseau, and the tour ends back at the same location.
Are guides knowledgeable about the area?
Yes, the guides are praised for their friendly, engaging manner and their ability to share interesting facts about the region and the wineries.