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Discover Montreal on a 3-hour guided e-bike tour for $78, visiting vibrant neighborhoods, Mount Royal, Jean-Talon Market, and Bohemian hotspots.
Exploring Montreal becomes an accessible and eco-friendly adventure with the Montreal: E-Bike Sightseeing Tour. Priced at $78 per person and lasting 3 hours, this tour by JUSST offers a flexible schedule with options for morning or afternoon departures. The guided e-bike experience brings the city’s diverse neighborhoods, historic sites, and lively markets within reach, making it ideal for visitors seeking an active and engaging way to discover Montreal.
What sets this tour apart is its rich itinerary that covers both cultural and local highlights. Whether you choose the morning or afternoon session, you’ll visit vibrant districts, ascend Mount Royal for panoramic views, and enjoy a tasty bagel midway. The tour is perfect for those comfortable riding a bicycle, looking for a rundown of Montreal’s best-kept secrets, without the hassle of walking or driving.


The tour begins at 80 Rue Prince Arthur est, a central location in Montreal that makes access straightforward for most visitors. Check-in starts 20 minutes before the scheduled start time, ensuring ample time for orientation and safety instructions. The meeting point’s accessibility and clarity are key, and the location positions you close to many of Montreal’s lively neighborhoods and cultural landmarks.
Participants are provided with helmets, training, and guidance, ensuring even those new to e-biking feel prepared. The tour emphasizes safety, and guides are attentive to riders’ comfort throughout the experience. The small group size fosters a personalized atmosphere, which many reviews praise for making everyone feel confident and engaged.
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The morning tour offers an all-in-one experience that combines cultural insights and scenic views. It covers four vibrant neighborhoods, revealing Montreal’s diverse personality. The highlight is ascending Mount Royal, where visitors access hilltop sights that afford sweeping views of the city and beyond. The ascent is manageable on an e-bike, giving riders a chance to enjoy the scenery without exertion.
This route also includes a stop at the iconic Jean-Talon Market. Here, participants can sample local specialties from food shops, adding a tasty dimension to the tour. The market is lively and authentic, a favorite for those wanting to get a taste of Montreal’s culinary scene. On Sundays, the tour’s route passes by tam-tams concerts, adding a vibrant cultural touch.

The afternoon tour focuses on Montreal’s downtown, Old Montreal, and the St. Lawrence River. This route offers a storytelling experience, with guides sharing stories about the city’s history and culture. Riders get a taste of Montreal’s art galleries, quirky boutiques, jazz bars, and lively entertainment spots.
You’ll find the pace comfortable and the stops well-spaced, giving ample time for photos and exploration. Many reviews mention how the tour creates a local feel, introducing visitors to hidden urban gems that are not typically on tourist maps. This route is particularly appealing to those interested in Montreal’s arts and entertainment scene.

Participants are given a full safety briefing and training before hitting the streets. The e-bikes are easy to maneuver, even for those who haven’t ridden one before. The guide’s instructions are detailed, and their knowledge ensures a smooth and safe ride.
The tour is designed for adults over 18 with no driver’s license required, making it accessible for most bike-competent individuals. Children 16 and under can ride as passengers, provided they don’t have a driver’s license. The activity is not suitable for pregnant women, those with vertigo, or people with mobility or balance issues.
Participants are expected to wear closed-toe shoes and refrain from alcohol or drugs during the tour. These precautions contribute to a safe, enjoyable experience for all.
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A standout feature of this tour is the inclusion of tasty bagels halfway through. Many reviews highlight this as a memorable treat, with participants appreciating the local flavor and authenticity of the experience. The stops at Jean-Talon Market and other local food shops allow for sampling specialties, making the tour not just about sights but also about tasting Montreal.
The bagel stop is often described as a delightful surprise, offering a chance to relax and enjoy local snacks. The combination of sightseeing and food tasting creates a balanced, flavorful experience.
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Many reviews praise the guides, especially David, for their knowledgeable and personable approach. Guides are described as friendly, professional, and safety-conscious, making riders feel comfortable and engaged. They share stories about the city’s history, culture, and hidden gems, enriching the sightseeing experience.
The orientation session at the start is thorough, helping even nervous riders gain confidence. Guides are attentive to individual needs, adjusting the itinerary when necessary, especially if riders want to explore more specific areas.

The electric bikes make exploring Montreal’s neighborhoods easier and more comfortable than traditional cycling. They allow for covering more ground, especially when climbing hills or navigating busy streets. Many reviews note how the e-bikes boost confidence and encourage riders of various fitness levels to enjoy the city.
The bikes are described as easy to handle, and the training provided ensures everyone is ready before starting. The tour demonstrates how Montreal’s bike-friendly environment makes urban exploration accessible and fun.

The tour duration of three hours strikes a good balance between seeing enough of the city and not feeling rushed. With small groups, the experience feels personal and flexible. Guides are praised for adjusting routes based on the group’s preferences and weather conditions, especially in private tours.
Participants can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, adding flexibility to travel plans. The ability to reserve now and pay later makes planning simple, especially for spontaneous trips.

This Montreal E-Bike Sightseeing Tour is ideal for active travelers who are comfortable on bicycles and eager to explore the city in a lively, engaging way. It suits those interested in local culture, food, and hidden spots. Perfect for first-time visitors and seasoned explorers alike, the tour offers a comprehensive snapshot of Montreal’s neighborhoods and highlights.
However, it’s not suitable for pregnant women, or those with mobility or vertigo issues, and riders should wear closed-toe shoes. The guides’ safety instructions and friendly demeanor ensure an enjoyable experience for most.
This tour offers a cost-effective, lively way to see Montreal’s diverse neighborhoods, scenic viewpoints, and cultural landmarks. It combines cycling, local food, and storytelling, making it a multi-sensory experience. The knowledgeable guides, well-maintained e-bikes, and authentic stops contribute to its high ratings and positive reviews.
While it requires bikers to be comfortable riding, the training and safety measures help newcomers feel confident. This tour is an excellent choice for those wanting a dynamic, fun, and informative way to experience Montreal beyond the usual tourist spots.
Do I need a driver’s license to participate?
No, a driver’s license is not required if you are 18 or over.
Can children join the tour?
Children 16 and younger can ride as passengers if they don’t have a driver’s license.
Is the tour suitable for pregnant women?
No, the activity is not recommended for pregnant women.
What should I bring?
Participants should wear closed-toe shoes and bring a valid photo ID.
What if I’ve never ridden an e-bike before?
The guide provides training and instructions, making it accessible even for beginners.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts 3 hours, with options available in the morning or afternoon.
Where does the tour start?
The meeting point is 80 Rue Prince Arthur est, in Montreal.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, full cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is there an option to pay later?
Yes, travelers can reserve now and pay later, offering flexibility.
What makes this tour stand out?
The combination of scenic views, local food stops, and storytelling from knowledgeable guides makes this a memorable way to see Montreal.
Is it worth the price?
With positive reviews praising the guides, the experience, and the value, the $78 cost is considered excellent for a well-rounded, active exploration of Montreal.
This Montreal: E-Bike Sightseeing Tour offers an engaging, flexible, and authentic way to explore the city’s vibrant neighborhoods, scenic vistas, and culinary delights—all with the support of expert guides and comfortable e-bikes. Perfect for active visitors eager to see more of Montreal in a short time frame.
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