E-Bike Tour and Wine Tasting: Bardolino Lake Garda

Pedal through vineyards, taste wines at the end

An e-bike tour from Bardolino that covers rolling countryside toward Cavaion Veronese, Affi and Costermano over three hours, with a local guide leading the ride through vineyards and olive groves before stopping at a winery for three wines paired with cold cuts and cheese. E-bike, helmet and personal insurance are included; the route climbs 300 meters across about 25 km on easy terrain suitable for all fitness levels, and a guide speaks English or Italian.

Step-by-step itinerary

E-bike tour and wine tasting

• Start e-bike tour in Bardolino hills
• Ride through vineyards and olive groves
• Pass through Bardolino bike path by Lake Garda
• Pass countryside center of Cavaion Veronese
• Cycle through Affi and continue to Costermano
• Enjoy views over Lake Garda
• Stop at local winery for wine tasting
• Taste three wines with cold cuts and cheeses

The Experience

The ride starts from Bardolino's hills and heads inland through unspoiled landscapes—vineyards, centuries-old olive groves, countryside paths away from traffic. You'll pass through the center of Cavaion Veronese, then follow a cycle path in Affi before reaching Costermano, where views open over Lake Garda. The e-bike handles the terrain; you control the pace and the pedal assist. A local expert guides the group and knows the roads and the villages along the way.

At the three-hour mark, the tour ends at a local winery where you taste three wines—fresh and expressive, the operator says—paired with a board of cold cuts and local cheeses. The tasting is built into the price, not an add-on. Bring your own water; the operator asks you to communicate any food intolerances or preferences ahead of time so the winery can prepare.

Show up 15 minutes early. The e-bike and helmet are yours for the ride, and personal insurance covers you. The route is rated easy, climbing 300 meters across about 25 km, and the operator notes it suits all fitness levels—though it's not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or poor cardiovascular health. Public transportation options are nearby if you need them to reach the start.

What’s included

• E-bike and helmet for the full ride.
• personal insurance.
• expert local guide in English or Italian.
• three wines tasted at a local winery.
• cold cuts and local cheeses paired with the wines.
• snacks during the ride.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by CittàDiLazise.it

Is this one for you?This is a shared group tour with a live guide, so you ride with others and follow a set route and schedule. Choose it if you want someone who knows the villages and the vineyards to lead the way, and if tasting wines at the end matters more than exploring at your own pace.

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Top questions

How far is the e-bike ride and how much climbing is involved?

The route covers about 25 km with 300 meters of altitude gain, rated easy terrain. The e-bike's pedal assist handles the hills, so you control how much effort you put in.

What happens at the winery at the end?

You taste three wines paired with a board of cold cuts and local cheeses. The tasting is included in the tour price, and you can mention any food preferences or intolerances when you book.

Do I need to bring anything or wear anything specific?

Wear comfortable, sporty clothing and bring your own bottled water. The e-bike, helmet and personal insurance are all included. Show up 15 minutes before the start time.

What language does the guide speak?

The guide is live and speaks English or Italian. You choose which language when you book.

Is this tour suitable for someone who has never ridden an e-bike?

Yes. The route is easy terrain and the e-bike's pedal assist means you set your own pace. The operator rates it suitable for all fitness levels, though it's not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or poor cardiovascular health.