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Discover Catalonia’s stunning countryside and Costa Brava with a guided e-bike tour from Barcelona, exploring medieval villages, scenic views, and charming towns.
Exploring Catalonia by bike offers a refreshing way to see its scenic landscapes, historic villages, and rugged coastline. This e-bike tour from Barcelona promises just that—a full-day adventure that combines the ease of electric bikes with genuine, authentic experiences in the Girona province and Costa Brava. With a small group setup, knowledgeable guides, and a thoughtfully curated itinerary, this trip seems ideal for those craving a mix of nature, culture, and leisure.
What we love about this experience is how it balances relaxing cycling with meaningful stops in medieval villages and a free afternoon in a beautiful seaside town. The use of e-bikes makes the journey accessible even for casual riders or those worried about their fitness level, which broadens the appeal. However, one thing to consider is the price point—at $704 for a group of up to 8, it’s a slightly premium option, but one that offers a well-organized, intimate experience. This tour suits travelers who enjoy scenic rides, cultural exploration, and delicious local food—perfect for families, friends, solo travelers, or anyone wanting to escape the city and see a more authentic side of Catalonia.


This tour stands out due to its well-balanced itinerary and focus on giving travelers a genuine taste of Catalonia beyond Barcelona’s busy streets. Starting early from Passeig de Gràcia, you’ll hop into a comfortable seven-seater van for a roughly 1 hour 45-minute ride to Empordà—famous for its wine and lush landscape. The journey itself is a chance to settle in and get excited for the countryside adventure ahead.
Once you arrive at the starting point, the e-bikes are ready with helmets and panniers, perfect for carrying water, snacks, and any souvenirs you pick up along the way. The route is mainly flat, making it accessible and enjoyable, even for those with limited cycling experience. Over approximately 2.75 hours of riding, you’ll cruise past orchards, fields, and charming villages, with plenty of stops to explore on foot.
The highlight? Visiting two of Spain’s best-preserved medieval villages, Peratallada and Pals. These spots are packed with cobbled streets, ancient stone walls, and a timeless atmosphere that transports you back centuries. As one reviewer, Diane from Canada, pointed out, the scenery was stunning, and the visits to medieval towns were “very much appreciated.” Our guides—like Julio, who guests say was “fantastic, helpful, and very knowledgeable”—bring these towns alive with fascinating stories and local insights.
After the ride, you’ll return the bikes, hop into the van, and head to Costa Brava’s Calella de Palafrugell. Here, you have around two hours to relax, enjoy a leisurely lunch, and soak in the seaside views. The town’s charm is undeniable—whitewashed buildings, bobbing boats, and a relaxed vibe that makes it a perfect spot for a siesta or a stroll along the coast.
Finally, the return journey to Barcelona is smooth, with an approximate arrival time of 6 pm, giving you a full day of exploration without feeling rushed.

Your adventure begins right in the heart of Barcelona, where the guides meet you in front of the Nike store. From here, comfortable private transportation whisks you away to Empordà, setting the tone for a day immersed in scenic beauty.
The roughly 105-minute drive gives you time to admire the Catalan countryside unfolding outside the window—olive groves, vineyards, and rolling hills. The journey itself is smooth, with a small group environment that fosters conversation and anticipation.
Once at the starting point, your e-bikes are fitted and ready. The first part of the ride takes you through the rural landscapes surrounding Torroella de Montgrí. This area is notable for its water-rich soil, which fuels the thriving agriculture—something you’ll notice in the abundance of crops along the route.
The first stop, Peratallada, is a well-preserved medieval village with narrow streets and stone buildings. As Maggie from the US described, it was “the highlight of our vacation,” with the quaintness of the town making it impossible not to take countless photos.
Next, you pedal toward Pals, another medieval jewel. The town’s cobblestone streets and panoramic views are ideal for wandering and soaking up history. Frederic from Belgium appreciated the “calm pace” and the “nice villages with a cool guide.” This part of the tour offers not just visual beauty but also cultural richness as guides share stories about the towns’ past.
After a total of roughly 2.75 hours of cycling, you return the bikes and drive to the coast. The free time here is a perfect chance to relax, explore, or grab a local lunch—think fresh seafood and Catalan tapas. The town’s stunning setting, with whitewashed facades and a small harbor, makes it one of the most charming villages in Spain.
The last leg of about 20 minutes in the van gets you back to your starting point by around 6 pm, ending a day full of scenic beauty, cultural discovery, and light exercise.

Included in the tour are the driver/guide, private transportation, e-bikes with panniers and helmets, and insurance. It’s a well-organized, all-in-one package that handles the logistics so you can focus on enjoying the experience.
What to bring includes a change of clothes, plenty of drinks, sunscreen, and comfortable apparel. If visiting during summer, a swimsuit and towel are recommended for a dip or relaxing moment at the beach.

At $704 for a group of up to 8 people, this tour offers a personalized, small-group experience that’s worth considering for those seeking a more intimate exploration of Catalonia. The price reflects the private transportation, guided service, and quality bikes, making it a good investment if you value comfort, authentic access to picturesque villages, and expert insights.
While it’s not the cheapest option, many reviews highlight the excellent organization and knowledgeable guides—elements that considerably enhance the overall experience. The fact that the tour is tailored for those who want to see the countryside without strenuous biking makes it accessible and enjoyable for a wider range of travelers.

This experience is perfect for families, friends, solo travelers, or couples who enjoy gentle outdoor activities combined with cultural discovery. If you’re after scenic views, medieval architecture, and coastal charm without the hassle of complicated logistics or strenuous effort, this tour hits the mark. It’s ideal for those who appreciate local stories, good food, and a relaxed pace.

Is the ride suitable for beginners?
Yes, the ride is mostly flat, and the use of e-bikes makes it accessible for most fitness levels. No special cycling experience is required.
How long is the cycling part of the tour?
The cycling covers approximately 25 km (about 18 miles), spread over about 2.75 hours with stops.
Do I need to bring my own food or drinks?
No, food and drinks are not included, but you can bring water and snacks in the panniers. You’ll have free time for lunch in Calella de Palafrugell.
What’s the group size?
The tour is conducted in a private group of up to 8 people, ensuring a personalized experience.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is this tour suitable during summer?
Absolutely, but remember to bring sunscreen, a hat, and swimwear if you plan to enjoy the beach.

This E-bike tour from Barcelona offers a thoughtful blend of scenic cycling, cultural exploration, and seaside relaxation. Its small-group setup, guided insights, and focus on authentic villages make it stand out from more commercialized excursions. While the price might be on the higher side, the experience of cruising through medieval towns and enjoying stunning coastal views justifies the cost for many travelers.
If you’re looking for a relaxed yet enriching day outside the city, with an emphasis on local charm, this tour will likely be a highlight of your Catalonia adventure. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or simply want to enjoy a leisurely ride along spectacular scenery, this trip delivers that with style.
In summary, this tour is best suited for travelers who value comfort, cultural authenticity, and scenic beauty. It’s an ideal choice if you want a guided, manageable, and memorable way to see some of Catalonia’s most charming spots without the hassle of planning every detail yourself. Just remember to bring your curiosity, a sense of adventure, and your camera—you’re going to want to capture every moment.