Argentina · E-BIKES
The 4 e-bikes you can hold a date for today, with what each charges, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason, so start there.
Ride a small-group e-bike route from San Telmo through Parque Lezama, La Boca, Puerto Madero, the Ecological Reserve, and Plaza de Mayo. You’ll see Caminito and La Bombonera, hear local history in English or Spanish, and return after three hours. Guides may include Augustine, Barbara, or Ikkicha.
“Great tour. Perhaps a few minutes at some of the stops for a coffee”
Ride a fully charged e-bike from the Hilton Hotel through Puerto Madero, Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, and Costanera Sur. In a group of up to seven, you’ll see La Bombonera, Caminito, Usina del Arte, and the Ecological Reserve, with English or Spanish guiding. Snacks, mate, and local food are advertised, but confirm their availability before booking.
“Tour guide was very nice, started/finished on time, and route was as described. However, there was an issue with two bikes and the tour guide did not have the proper equipment to correct these and no support from central office to get replacement bikes. We spent 50 minutes waiting for the issues to get somewhat resolved so we could continue. The description stated that it included snacks, matte, and local food tasting, but it did not include any of these. Tour guide acknowledged these items where in the description but did not have the resources to provide such. In my opinion they should give a refund given the tour is…”
Ride a pedal-assist mountain bike from central Ushuaia toward Martial Glacier, passing Bahía Encerrada, forest trails, peat bogs, lagoons, and Beagle Channel viewpoints. Guides such as Laudi and Cato tailor the pace for groups of up to four. The tour includes a helmet, water, snack, and hot tea at Laguna Café de Barrio.
“This was an outstanding tour. Cato (?) is a fantastic guide. She was friendly, knowledgeable, and shared so much about the local culture and her life. We really enjoyed our time with her. We did this tour off of a cruise ship and felt that we had a far superior experience than the majority of the passengers went off on typical bus tours. The bikes were in good condition and easy to ride, and the scenery was breathtaking. Our only recommendation would be padded seats… We were sore afterwards! Overall highly recommended and I must do even if only in Ushuaia for one day.”
Ride a small-group e-bike route from Hilton Buenos Aires through Puerto Madero, Palermo, Recoleta, and downtown. Your English- or Spanish-speaking guide, including guides named Jackson and Tomas on recent departures, combines city history with mate, a traditional snack, and a classic Argentine dish.
“Great tour with Jackdon a wonderful guide! He gave us a mini history lesson during our ride regarding the evolution of the city and the vibrant neighborhoods.”
Pick an ice field, a bodega or a dance floor.
