Los Cabos: Electric Bike Beach Ride, Tequila Tasting & Lunch

Summary

Electric bikes, wild beaches and tequila on the Pacific coast

You’ll ride electric bikes along sandy trails near Los Cabos, catching ocean views before reaching an untouched beach for a breezy cruise. Local guides share stories about desert plants and life here. Afterward, relax over a Mexican buffet lunch right by the sea with ice-cold drinks and tequila tasting. It’s not fancy — but you’ll remember that wind and laughter long after.

What’s the experience like?

Ever wondered what it feels like to race a bike over sand with nothing but the ocean ahead? That’s how our day started out in Los Cabos — well, after a bumpy ride from town, squinting at the coastline for whales (our driver swore he saw a tail, but honestly I just saw blue). The ranch was tucked away behind dusty cactus rows, and as soon as we got there, this guy Marco handed us helmets and grinned like he knew we were about to get wrecked by the wind. He showed me how to work the electric bike — honestly, I thought I’d mess it up, but it’s easier than it looks. The air smelled sharp with salt and sagebrush. My hands kept slipping on the handlebars because of sunscreen.

The first part was all dirt and little rocks pinging under our wheels. Our guide Li pointed out some weirdly tall cacti — she called them “cardón,” which I probably pronounced wrong (Li laughed at my attempt). We stopped once so someone could fish a grasshopper out of their helmet. Then suddenly you’re on this empty stretch of beach that just goes forever. The sand was softer than I expected; you could hear waves pounding so loud it felt like they’d swallow your voice if you yelled. There was this moment when everyone went quiet except for the bikes humming and gulls yelling overhead — kind of peaceful in a sideways way.

Lunch was set up right by the water: big trays of rice and beans, tortillas that tasted smoky from the grill, cold beer sweating in metal tubs. They poured us tiny shots of tequila and mezcal (I tried both — mezcal is smokier). Someone’s kid tried to toast with fruit water instead; nobody minded. Sun got in my eyes but it felt good after all that riding. Honestly, I still think about that salty air mixed with grilled corn smell while we sat there not really talking much. The ride back felt slower somehow — maybe because we were full or just didn’t want it to end yet.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Electric bike adventure and beach lunch

• Hotel pickup and scenic drive
• Receive gear and start Ebike ride
• Explore desert, canyons, and cactus trails
• Ride along deserted beach by ocean
• Enjoy Mexican buffet and tequila tasting
• Return to hotel by air-conditioned vehicle

Top questions

How long is the electric bike tour in Los Cabos?

The tour lasts about 3 hours plus transportation time from your hotel.

Is lunch included on the Los Cabos electric bike adventure?

Yes, a Mexican buffet lunch with drinks is included after your ride.

Do I need biking experience for this tour?

Yes, guests must have prior experience riding a bike to participate safely.

Are there vegetarian options at lunch?

Yes, vegetarian dishes are available at the Mexican buffet.

What extra fees should I expect?

A $25 per person park entrance fee and $15 collision fee per e-bike are required at check-in.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes, pickup from your hotel is included before the tour begins.

Can children join this electric bike tour?

No, participants must be at least 1.5 meters tall and meet fitness requirements.

Will there be tequila tasting on this tour?

Yes, tequila and mezcal tastings are offered during lunch by the beach.

What’s included

Your day includes pickup from your hotel in Los Cabos, all safety gear like helmets and pads for your electric bike ride through desert trails to a secluded Pacific beach, plus unlimited Mexican buffet lunch with beer, tequila or mezcal tastings before heading back in air-conditioned transport.