Do I need a driving licence or cycling experience?

No. The eBike requires neither a licence nor prior cycling skills. The system is designed for accessibility, and staff provide a brief demonstration (typically 5 minutes) to get you comfortable before departure.

What's included in the 120-minute duration?

The 2-hour duration includes the safety briefing, hands-on bike familiarisation, test ride, and the guided sightseeing tour itself.

Is there a height or age limit?

Yes, a minimum height of 1.55 m (5'1") is required due to the fixed saddle design. There's no stated maximum age; the tour is suitable for families with teenagers and older riders.

Are we riding on busy roads?

No. The tour uses dedicated bike lanes and pedestrian sidewalks throughout, avoiding main traffic and making it safe and stress-free for all riders.

What happens if I'm nervous about eBikes?

The guide team offers on-site demonstrations and support to address any concerns. The bike's large tyres, responsive disc brakes, and comfortable seating are designed for confidence, and you'll have time to practise before the main tour starts.

Can I bring my own helmet?

The listing does not specify helmet provision. Contact the operator directly to confirm whether helmets are supplied and whether personal helmets are permitted.

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XL Tour - 120 min*

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Paris, France

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About this activity

Explore Paris's most iconic landmarks on a motorised eBike, gliding effortlessly through the city's bike lanes and pedestrian paths for 2 hours. This guided tour combines cultural sightseeing with the comfort and accessibility of electric bikes, making it ideal for those who want to cover significant ground without physical exertion.

Experience the enchanting charm of Paris like never before on our guided eBike tour! Glide effortlessly through iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre.

With our electric bikes, you'll enjoy the perfect blend of adventure and comfort, soaking in the sights and sounds of the City of Light.

Join us for an unforgettable ride that combines history, culture, and breathtaking views!

Our bikes does not require any driving licence or particular skills , with their large tires , their disc brake system and their comfortable stool our electric bike are accessible to everyone , their handling doesnt require more than 5 minutes .

Please note that because the saddle is fixed a minimum size is required to drive ( 1m55 or 5'01 feet ) .
Our courses are mainly on bike lanes and sidewalks which means our tours are totaly adapted to teenagers and family friendly .

If you got any questions or appréhension our team is here to provide demonstration and give you all the informations necessary to ensure your trip is gonna be safe and fun .

Note: The indicative duration of the tour includes the briefing and test drive.

Highlights

✓Pass the Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum on a single ride
✓Electric-assist bikes require no driving licence or prior cycling experience
✓Ride on dedicated bike lanes and sidewalks—no road traffic stress
✓Large tyres and disc brakes designed for comfort and stability
✓Brief on-site training included; most riders comfortable within 5 minutes

Insider tips

★Arrive 10–15 minutes early to allow time for the safety briefing and test ride, which are factored into the 2-hour duration
★Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes; Paris weather can shift quickly
★Ask the guide for the best photo stops—they'll know quieter angles of famous landmarks

Good to know

•Minimum height requirement: 1.55 m (5'1"). Saddles are fixed, so confirm your height with the operator when booking
•No prior cycling or driving experience needed; the bike's intuitive controls are explained on-site
•Tour covers mainly bike lanes and pedestrian routes, making it family-friendly and safe for teenagers

Who it's for

Families and groups with mixed fitness levelsFirst-time or non-confident cyclists seeking motorised assistanceVisitors wanting to see multiple landmarks without walking fatigueTeenagers and active sightseers looking for a fast-paced tour

Best time to visit

Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Summer is busy but longer daylight hours allow more morning or evening departures. Avoid wet conditions, as electric bikes on slick paths can be less stable.