Exploring the stunning sights of South Lisbon on an electric bike tour is an excellent way to experience the city’s rich history and picturesque landscapes. Travelers can marvel at the iconic Sanctuary of Christ the King, admire the medieval architecture, and enjoy breathtaking views across the Tagus River. With knowledgeable guides, easy-to-use bikes, and a range of inclusions, this tour offers an engaging and affordable way to discover the hidden gems of this vibrant region.

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Key Points

This 3-hour electric bike tour allows participants to cycle through central Lisbon, visit the Sanctuary of Christ the King, and explore the medieval museum in Almada.
The tour is priced at $38.31 per person, with a maximum of 11 participants, and guides available in German, French, Spanish, and English.
Highlights include a ferry crossing over the Tagus River, a coffee break at the Casa da Cerca botanic gardens, and the option to take the Boca do Vento lift.
The tour includes the use of an e-bike, helmet, and a ticket to the Medieval Museum, as well as liability and personal accident insurance.
According to customer reviews, the tour offers excellent value for money, with the guides praised for their engagement and knowledge, and the electric bikes appreciated for their ease of use.

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Tour Overview

The 3-hour South Lisbon: Christ the King Electric Bike Tour offers an engaging activity for visitors. Priced at $38.31 per person, the tour accommodates up to 11 participants and departs from the Lisboa Autênticas headquarters.

Guides are available in German, French, Spanish, and English, and there’s free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

The tour highlights include cycling to the Sanctuary of Christ the King, crossing the Tagus River by ferry, visiting the Medieval Museum, and stopping for coffee in the botanic gardens.

Participants should be at least 4’8" tall and wear comfortable attire.

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Highlights of the Tour

Cycling to the Sanctuary of Christ the King on the south side of the Tagus River is a highlight of the tour.

Riders will cross the river by ferry, taking in views of the city. In Almada, they’ll visit the Medieval Museum to learn about Islamic life in the Middle Ages.

Another highlight is riding the Boca do Vento lift to reach the Christ the King monument. The tour also includes a coffee break at the botanic gardens of Casa da Cerca and exploring the multicultural atmosphere of Praça Martim Moniz.

Throughout the tour, riders will admire Lisbon’s iconic architecture, including the Santa Justa Elevator.

Detailed Itinerary

The tour begins with a safety briefing on electric bike operation, ensuring participants feel comfortable and confident on the bikes.

Cyclists then pedal through central Lisbon, passing Praça da Figueira, Ruas dos Douradores, and Praça Comércio before reaching the former shipyard area of Ribeira das Naus.

Next, they board a ferry to cross the Tagus River to Cais do Ginjal, where they can choose to cycle or take the Boca do Vento lift up to the Sanctuary of Christ the King.

After a coffee break at Casa da Cerca, the group explores Almada’s narrow streets and visits the Medieval Museum before returning to the meeting point.

Inclusions and Exclusions

This electric bike tour includes an e-bike and helmet, a ticket to the Medieval Museum, one bottle of mineral water, a boat ticket, liability and personal accident insurance, transfers to and from the meeting point, and coffee at Casa da Cerca.

The tour isn’t suitable for individuals with mobility impairments or those under 4 ft 8 in (145 cm) in height. Participants are advised to wear comfortable shoes and clothes, and to apply biodegradable sunscreen.

The tour doesn’t include any additional food or drinks beyond the coffee break, nor does it provide any special accommodations for participants with disabilities.

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Participant Information

Not every participant is suited for this electric bike tour. The activity isn’t recommended for individuals with mobility impairments or those under 4 ft 8 in (145 cm) in height.

Proper attire is essential – participants should wear comfortable shoes and clothes, and apply biodegradable sunscreen.

The electric bikes are easy to operate, but riders should attend a safety briefing before setting off.

With appropriate preparation, participants can fully enjoy the scenic views and cultural highlights of this 3-hour South Lisbon adventure on two wheels.

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Customer Reviews

Travelers have overwhelmingly praised this electric bike tour, awarding it an impressive overall rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars based on 83 reviews.

Reviewers frequently highlight the following:

Engaging and knowledgeable guides who provide an immersive experience
The ease of riding the electric bikes, even for first-time users
Breathtaking scenic views, especially from the Boca do Vento lift
Excellent value for money given the range of inclusions, from museum entry to coffee breaks

The tour’s transportation and overall value for money also received high ratings of 4.7 out of 5, cementing its reputation as a must-do activity for visitors to South Lisbon.

Accessing the Tour

To access the South Lisbon Electric Bike Tour, travelers can start by meeting at the Lisboa Autênticas headquarters located at Largo da Severa 7A.

The tour operates with a limited group size of 11 participants and is available in multiple languages, including German, French, Spanish, and English.

Booking the tour in advance is recommended, as it allows for easy cancellation (up to 24 hours prior) and a full refund if needed.

Once at the meeting point, you will receive a safety briefing on bike operation before embarking on the 3-hour electric bike journey through the sights of South Lisbon.

Booking and Cancellation Policy

Customers can easily book the South Lisbon Electric Bike Tour through the tour operator’s website or by contacting their customer service team.

The tour has a flexible cancellation policy, allowing participants to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Some key details about booking and cancelling the tour:

Tour availability can be checked on the website for start times
Group size is limited to 11 participants maximum
Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the tour for a full refund
Travel insurance is included in the tour price for liability and personal accident coverage

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the E-Bikes Easy to Operate for First-Time Users?

The e-bikes are easy to operate even for first-time users. They’re intuitively designed with assisted pedaling, making them simple to maneuver. Participants don’t need prior experience to enjoy a smooth, comfortable ride during the tour.

Can I Bring My Own Bike Instead of Renting One?

Participants typically can’t bring their own bikes on this tour. The tour provides e-bikes, which are easy for first-time users to operate. Renting the provided e-bikes is part of the tour package and experience.

Are There Restroom Facilities During the Tour?

There are no specific restroom facilities mentioned during the tour. However, the tour includes a coffee break at Casa da Cerca, where participants can likely access restrooms. The overall duration of the tour is 3 hours.

Can We Stop for a Meal Along the Way?

Participants can’t stop for a meal during the 3-hour tour, but they’ll have a coffee break at the Casa da Cerca botanical gardens. The tour includes a bottle of water, so guests should plan accordingly for any additional food or drink needs.

Is Photography Allowed at the Sanctuary of Christ the King?

Yes, photography is generally allowed at the Sanctuary of Christ the King. Visitors can take pictures throughout the grounds, though they should be respectful and avoid disrupting services or other activities taking place at the religious site.

The Sum Up

This 3-hour electric bike tour of South Lisbon offers an immersive experience exploring the area’s iconic landmarks and stunning landscapes. With easy-to-use e-bikes, a ferry ride, and a visit to the Medieval Museum, it’s an affordable and unforgettable way to discover the city’s architectural and natural wonders. The tour’s engaging guides and included coffee break at the Casa da Cerca botanic gardens further enhance this captivating adventure.

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