Bordeaux E-Bike Wine Tour: Taste & Lunch
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Overview
The Backcountry E-Bike Adventure from Bordeaux: Wine Tasting & Lunch takes people on a fun half-day trip through the beautiful Entre-deux-Mers area, about 40 kilometers. It follows the Roger Lapébie cycle path, which is mostly safe and easy to ride. Along the way, riders see old towns, vineyards, and cool buildings. Stops include Jardin Public, Palais Gallien, Place de la Bourse and Pont de Pierre, adding historical context to the tour.
The tour goes to Créon, a town with English roots that used to be important in the Entre-deux-Mers region. Here, everyone enjoys lunch at a nice local restaurant, trying tasty food from the area. After lunch, the adventure continues with wine tasting at a vineyard. People learn how wine is made and get to try some. The tour then heads back to Bordeaux. Along the way there will be views of Floirac, Bouliac, Latresne, and Sadirac.
This experience includes alcoholic drinks, a comfortable E-bike with bags, safety helmets, lunch, and a guide who knows a lot about Bordeaux's history, buildings, and food. Rain gear and E-bikes for people shorter than 1:55cm are not included. This small group tour will be a memorable experience for those who book.




Highlights
Effortless Exploration: Glide through the scenic Entre-deux-Mers region on a comfortable e-bike.
Taste of Bordeaux: Savor delicious regional cuisine with a delightful lunch at a local restaurant.
Wine Lover's Delight: Enjoy an exquisite wine tasting experience at a charming vineyard.
Expert Guided Tour: Discover the history and culture of the region with a knowledgeable guide.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers had a fantastic time on the E-bike tour, appreciating the scenery, wine, food, and guide. Some minor issues were noted with bike maintenance and the lunch location.

Customers loved the beautiful scenery and the ease of riding the e-bikes.
Many enjoyed the wine tasting and found the guide to be knowledgeable and friendly.
The lunch was a highlight for many, with positive comments about the food and restaurant.
Several reviewers mentioned that it was a great way to see the countryside outside of Bordeaux.
Some customers felt that the bikes could have been better maintained.
A few reviewers noted that the lunch location was not ideal and could be improved.
The Journey
Jardin Public
Begin your adventure in the Jardin Public, Bordeaux's verdant oasis since 1746. This meticulously landscaped park, once a natural history garden, now offers a tranquil escape with its winding paths, charming carousel, and puppet theater. Stroll past ancient trees, relax by the serene lake, and soak in the elegance of this beloved city landmark. It's the perfect place to start your exploration of Bordeaux.
Palais Gallien
Step back in time at the Palais Gallien, the haunting ruins of Bordeaux's Roman amphitheater. Built in the 2nd century AD, this once-grand arena hosted gladiatorial contests and public spectacles for over 15,000 spectators. Wander among the weathered stone arches and imagine the roar of the crowds as you uncover the layers of Bordeaux's ancient past. This evocative site provides a tangible connection to the city's Roman roots.
Place de la Bourse
Marvel at the architectural splendor of Place de la Bourse, an iconic 18th-century square that embodies Bordeaux's prosperous mercantile history. Admire the symmetrical facade of the Palais de la Bourse, designed by Ange-Jacques Gabriel, and its stunning reflection in the Miroir d'eau, the world's largest reflecting pool. This harmonious blend of classical design and modern artistry makes Place de la Bourse a must-see destination, symbolizing Bordeaux's elegance and grandeur.
Pont de Pierre
Experience the timeless charm of the Pont de Pierre, Bordeaux's oldest bridge, commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1810. Spanning the Garonne River with its 17 elegant arches, each symbolizing a letter in Napoleon's name, this historic bridge offers panoramic views of Bordeaux's picturesque waterfront. Stroll across its cobblestones, soak in the scenic beauty, and appreciate the engineering marvel that has connected the city for over two centuries.
Floirac
Discover Floirac, a charming suburb of Bordeaux, where natural beauty meets modern culture. Explore the sprawling Parc des Coteaux, offering lush greenery, walking trails, and breathtaking panoramic viewpoints of Bordeaux's skyline. Visit the Arkea Arena, a contemporary concert venue showcasing diverse performances and events. Experience the unique blend of nature, culture, and local charm that makes Floirac a delightful escape from the city center.
Bouliac
Ascend to Bouliac, the 'Balcony of Bordeaux,' and experience the serene charm of this picturesque village perched high above the city. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Bordeaux and the Garonne River from this idyllic vantage point. Stroll through quaint streets lined with traditional stone houses and visit the Église Saint-Siméon, a historic Romanesque church dating back to the 12th century. Bouliac offers a tranquil escape and unparalleled views of the region.
Latresne
Experience the serene beauty of Latresne, a riverside village just outside Bordeaux, perfect for a leisurely bike ride. Explore scenic trails along the Garonne River, admire charming vineyards, and discover traditional French homes. Immerse yourself in the village's winemaking heritage as you cycle through its picturesque landscape. Latresne offers a perfect blend of nature, tranquility, and architectural charm.
Sadirac
Discover the tranquil beauty of Sadirac, a quaint village nestled in the heart of Bordeaux's wine country. Embark on a leisurely bike ride through scenic vineyards, where rows of grapevines stretch as far as the eye can see. Feel the gentle breeze and soak in the picturesque surroundings as you pedal along charming country roads. Sadirac offers a serene and immersive experience in the heart of wine country.
Créon
Indulge in the charm of Créon, a historic town nestled in Bordeaux's wine region. Explore the bustling market square, admire its architectural treasures, and savor a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, experiencing authentic regional cuisine. Conclude your visit with a delightful wine tasting at a nearby winery, immersing yourself in the flavors of the region. Créon offers a perfect blend of culture, cuisine, and exquisite wine experiences.
Know Before You Go
Included in the tour are alcoholic beverages, comfortable E-bikes equipped with panniers, safety helmets, lunch, and a knowledgeable guide. Not included are rain gear and e-bikes for individuals under 1:55cm. This tour starts and ends in Bordeaux. Confirm the exact meeting point upon booking. Key stops include Créon and a local vineyard, offering a rich experience of the region.
Hot Tip
Some reviewers suggest bringing an extra layer of clothing, as the weather can change quickly in the countryside. Also, be sure to communicate any dietary restrictions in advance to ensure a smooth and enjoyable lunch experience.