Grenada: E-Bike Coastal Ride & Mont Hartman Reserve Tour

Summary

Electric biking Grenada’s coast, Mont Hartman to secret beaches

You’ll glide through Grenada’s lush Mont Hartman Reserve on an e-bike with a local guide, pause at panoramic lookouts over turquoise waters, chat with villagers along winding coastal roads, and relax on soft sand at Lance Aux Epines Beach. Expect easy riding, laughter over local stories, and time to soak up real island life.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I noticed was how quiet it got as we rolled away from Mont Hartman’s entrance—just the hum of our e-bikes and this weirdly sweet, earthy smell after last night’s rain. Our guide, Janelle, waved us over to a patch of shade where some goats were eyeing us like we were the entertainment. She started telling us about the reserve—how some of the trees are older than her grandma—and I tried to listen but honestly, I was distracted by these tiny green lizards darting around my feet. The e-bike felt almost too easy at first (I kept waiting for my legs to burn), but it let me look around more instead of just focusing on not dying on a hill.

We followed Janelle along a narrow coastal road that twisted between palms and little bursts of color from roadside flowers—bougainvillea maybe? I’m not great with plants. At one point she stopped us at this lookout near Launce Aux Epines, where you could see the sea stretching forever and a couple of fishing boats bobbing in the distance. Someone in our group tried to pronounce “Launce Aux Epines” and totally butchered it; Janelle laughed so hard she nearly dropped her water bottle. There was this salty breeze up there that made my shirt stick to my back and for a minute nobody said anything—we just stared out and let it sink in.

The last stretch took us down towards Lance Aux Epines Beach. The sand was warm (not hot enough to burn your feet, just kind of cozy), and the water looked fake—so clear you could count your toes underwater. We parked the bikes under some palms and just flopped onto our backs for a bit, letting everything slow down. I grabbed a quick swim before we headed back; still thinking about that feeling of floating with nothing but sky above you. If I ever come back to Grenada, I want that exact moment again—even if I still can’t pronounce half these place names right.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Grenada e-bike coastal and cultural tour

• Start at Mont Hartman Natural Reserve
• Ride premium e-bikes with ease
• Explore secluded beaches and coastal roads
• Visit local villages and learn culture
• Stop for photos at panoramic ocean views
• Ride to Lance Aux Epines Lookout Point
• Enjoy 360° Caribbean Sea views
• Relax and capture island scenery
• Continue to Lance Aux Epines Beach
• Unwind on golden sands and swim
• Take photos of beach paradise

Top questions

How long is the Ryde E-Bike Experience in Grenada?

The exact duration isn’t listed, but expect several hours including stops for views and beach time.

Is this e-bike tour suitable for beginners?

Yes, the tour is designed for all fitness levels thanks to electric bikes making hills easier.

Where does the tour start?

The tour begins at Mont Hartman Natural Reserve in Grenada.

Are guides included on this e-bike tour?

Yes, an official local guide leads the group throughout the experience.

What should I bring for this day trip?

Bottled water is provided; bring sunscreen, swimwear if you want to swim at Lance Aux Epines Beach, and comfortable clothes.

Does the tour include pickup or transportation?

No hotel pickup is mentioned; public transportation options are nearby.

Can pregnant travelers join this tour?

No, it’s not recommended for pregnant travelers.

Are there stops for photos during the ride?

Yes, there are several stops for photos at scenic viewpoints and beaches along the route.

What’s included

Your day includes use of a premium electric bike with bottled water provided along the way plus guidance from a knowledgeable local guide as you explore Grenada’s coast and reserves before finishing at Lance Aux Epines Beach.