Electric Bike Tour of New Smyrna Beach

Overview

A guided electric bike tour is the very best way to experience everything New Smyrna Beach has to offer! The beach is great for riding and is just 2 blocks away! Visitors always say it’s the most fun and memorable activity of their trip. And locals are surprised to find such an amazing experience right in their own backyard.

Your tour will be limited to a small group of 10 or less, and we will tailor each tour to focus on the sites and experiences your group is most interested in.

City: Daytona Beach

Sun 15 Jun

Other dates

You can choose the date already on the booking website

Starting at $115.00

Make a reservation

Sun 15 Jun

Starting at $115.00

Make a reservation

Daytona Beach Tours

Excellent Quality (6498) Involves Animals (1168) Seasonal & Special Occasions (2051) Classes & Workshops (622) Travel & Transportation Services (3382) Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises (3520) Art & Culture (2658) Outdoor Activities (2067) Small Group (409) Top Product (290) DSA non-compliant (349)

What's Included

Use of bicycle

Helmets and locks included

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Travelers must be able to ride a bike

What To Expect

New Smyrna Beach

Our favorite ride is right on the beach! Tide and weather permitting, we will take a ride on the beach all the way to Ponce Inlet. The views of the Inlet and the historic Ponce Inlet Lighthouse in the background are amazing!

Flagler Avenue Park

We'll cruise down Flagler Avenue, the center of our little beach town. Lined with shops and restaurants. This historic district was once called Coronado Beach, before being incorporated into New Smyrna. We can stop at the original post office that is now a candy store for a quick treat!

Old Fort Park Archeological Site

New Smyrna is one of the oldest cities in Florida. Some historians believe that the ruins may have once served as the foundation of a Spanish fort, while others claim they are simply the ruins of a mansion belonging to Andrew Turnbull, who established the colony of New Smyrna in 1768.

Canal Street Historic District

Cruise the historic Canal Street District and Riverside Drive. Canal Street is a charming, palm tree lined avenue filled with shops and restaurants. Riverside Drive is home of several B&B's and many beautiful historic homes, all facing the Intercoastal waterway.

Show 1 more stops

Cancellation Policy