The E-Bike Tour Along the Apulian Aqueduct Cycleway promises an unforgettable journey through the picturesque landscapes of Locorotondo. Led by a knowledgeable guide, participants can expect to explore the charming old town, marvel at the unique trulli architecture, and discover the historic Apulian Aqueduct – the longest in Europe. Whether you’re a cycling enthusiast or simply seeking a unique cultural experience, this tour offers a compelling blend of outdoor adventure and insightful exploration.
Key Points

- A 3-hour e-bike tour in Locorotondo covering 8 miles, suitable for up to 8 participants in English, French, and Italian.
- The tour highlights include the historic old town, trulli exploration, and insights into the Apulian Aqueduct, the longest aqueduct in Europe.
- Participants can enjoy countryside views, forests, and the tranquility of the route, led by a knowledgeable guide, Rocco.
- Child-friendly options with child-seats and semi-tandem bikes are available, and the tour has a flexible booking and easy cancellation policy.
- The tour has received a 4.9/5 overall rating from 9 reviews, with positive feedback on the enjoyable ride, fantastic guide, and memorable cultural insights.
Tour Overview

The e-bike tour along the Apulian Aqueduct cycleway starts in the charming town of Locorotondo.
It’s a 3-hour activity covering 8 miles. The tour is limited to 8 participants and available in English, French, and Italian.
Priced at $86.29 per person, it offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Riders can reserve their spot without upfront payment.
The tour welcomes children, providing child-seats and semi-tandem bikes.
Highlights include riding through Locorotondo’s historic old town, exploring trulli in the countryside, and learning about the aqueduct’s historical significance from a knowledgeable guide.
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Booking Information

Participants can reserve their spot without upfront payment, allowing them to book their place on the tour without an immediate financial commitment.
The meeting point is the Locorotondo station or an agreed location, providing flexibility for participants.
Options are available for children, with child-seats and semi-tandem bikes provided for younger riders, ensuring a family-friendly experience.
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Reservation without upfront payment
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Meeting point at Locorotondo station or agreed location
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Child-friendly options with seats and semi-tandem bikes
Highlights of the Tour

Riders will first pedal through the historic old town of Locorotondo, a picturesque hilltop destination renowned for its whitewashed buildings and charming alleys. They’ll then follow the longest aqueduct in Europe, crossing canal bridges and exploring the countryside dotted with trulli, the iconic conical-roofed stone houses. The route also takes cyclists through oak forests and centuries-old pine forests, offering the pleasures of shade and tranquility. Along the way, riders will learn about the historical significance of the aqueduct from their knowledgeable guide.
| Highlight | Description |
| — | — |
| Locorotondo Old Town | Picturesque hilltop town with whitewashed buildings |
| Apulian Aqueduct | Longest aqueduct in Europe |
| Countryside Views | Trulli, canal bridges, oak and pine forests |
| Historical Insights | Learning from knowledgeable guide |
Guided Experience

Knowledgeable guide Rocco leads the e-bike tour, providing historical and cultural insights throughout the experience.
Knowledgeable guide Rocco leads the e-bike tour, providing historical and cultural insights throughout the experience.
The pedal-assisted e-bikes allow riders to customize their exercise levels, making the tour accessible for all fitness levels.
The tour includes the following:
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Expert commentary on the historical significance of the Apulian Aqueduct
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Highlights of the region’s distinctive trulli architecture and natural landscapes
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Guidance on navigating the winding paths and canal bridges along the cycleway
With the provided water bottle and helmet, participants can focus on enjoying the scenic ride and learning about the area’s rich heritage.
More Great Tours NearbyCustomer Reviews

According to the customer reviews, the e-bike tour along the Apulian Aqueduct cycleway has received overwhelmingly positive feedback.
Based on 9 reviews, the tour has an impressive 4.9/5 overall rating. Customers like Rose from the USA praised the enjoyable ride and fantastic guide, while Darren from the UK appreciated the cultural insights and ease of riding with e-bikes.
Catherine Jean from the UK highlighted the beautiful routes and informative guide.
The reviews emphasize the tour’s ability to provide a memorable and enriching experience for both locals and international visitors alike.
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Exploring the Historic Old Town of Locorotondo

What better way to begin the e-bike tour than with a leisurely ride through the historic old town of Locorotondo?
Winding through the charming streets, riders will witness the town’s iconic whitewashed buildings and cone-shaped trulli structures.
Pedaling past quaint piazzas and medieval churches, the tour offers a glimpse into the area’s rich history and culture.
The tour offers a glimpse into the area’s rich history and culture as riders pedal past quaint piazzas and medieval churches.
The group will also:
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Admire the intricate architectural details of the historic center
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Spot locals going about their daily routines in the lively town square
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Pause to explore the narrow alleys and hidden corners of this picturesque Apulian gem
Pedaling Along the Longest Aqueduct in Europe

Leaving the picturesque old town behind, the tour group sets off to pedal along the longest aqueduct in Europe.
The Apulian Aqueduct, stretching over 250 miles, was built in the 16th century to transport water from the Apennine Mountains to the Adriatic Sea.
Gliding effortlessly on their e-bikes, the riders enjoy the scenic route along the aqueduct’s narrow bridges, passing through oak forests and pine groves.
Their knowledgeable guide Rocco shares insights into the aqueduct’s historical significance and its role in shaping the region’s agricultural development.
The tour offers a unique opportunity to explore this remarkable engineering feat up close.
Discovering the Trulli and Countryside

As the group continues their journey, they pedal through the picturesque Apulian countryside, dotted with the iconic trulli houses.
These distinctive dry-stone conical structures dot the landscape, a testament to the region’s unique architectural heritage.
Crossing over canal bridges, the cyclists enjoy the tranquil oak forests, the shade of centuries-old pine trees providing a welcome respite.
Rocco, the knowledgeable guide, shares insights about the historical significance of the aqueduct and the surrounding rural areas, enriching the experience for the participants.
The knowledgeable guide Rocco shares insights about the historical significance of the aqueduct and surrounding rural areas, enriching the experience.
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Trulli houses – Iconic dry-stone conical structures
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Canal bridges – Traversing over the waterways
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Oak and pine forests – Providing shade and natural beauty
Ask Away

Is the Tour Suitable for People With Limited Mobility?
The tour may be suitable for people with limited mobility, as it provides child-seats and semi-tandem bikes for younger riders. The e-bikes also allow participants to adjust their exercise levels based on their abilities.
What Safety Precautions Are in Place During the Tour?
The tour provides safety helmets for all participants and the guide closely supervises the group. E-bikes have pedal assist, allowing less active riders to participate. Proper safety gear and vigilant guidance make the tour accessible for a range of fitness levels.
Can We Stop for a Meal or Snack During the Tour?
Yes, the tour includes a stop for a light snack and refreshments. Riders can take a break to enjoy local specialties and recharge before continuing their cycling adventure along the historic Apulian Aqueduct.
Are There Any Age Restrictions for Participating in the Tour?
There are no age restrictions for this tour. Children are welcome, and the tour provider offers child-seats and semi-tandem bikes for younger riders. Participants of all ages can enjoy the e-bike experience along the aqueduct cycleway.
Can We Bring Our Own Bikes Instead of the Provided E-Bikes?
Participants can’t bring their own bikes for the tour. The tour provider offers pedal-assisted e-bikes that are included in the price. Using the provided e-bikes allows for a customizable exercise level during the guided experience.
Final Words
The E-Bike Tour Along the Apulian Aqueduct Cycleway offers an unforgettable adventure through Locorotondo’s stunning landscapes. Led by knowledgeable guide Rocco, the tour combines leisurely cycling with cultural insights, making it suitable for all ages. With high customer ratings and a flexible booking policy, it’s the perfect way to explore the charming old town, unique trulli architecture, and the historic Apulian Aqueduct, the longest in Europe.
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