Barcelona eBike Tour to Alella Vineyards with Wine Tasting

Pedal the Barcelona coastline to a working winery, then taste and eat where the grapes grow.

A private eBike tour from Barcelona to the Alella wine region, covering roughly 20 kilometers across the Maresme coastline with stops at the Gothic Quarter, Barceloneta Beach, and a local winery cellar. You ride electric bikes, visit El Bouquet d'Alella's cellars, taste 4 wines, enjoy a countryside picnic, and return by train and bike through the Born neighborhood. A professional guide in English or Spanish leads the day; minimum age is 16 and riders must weigh no more than 120kg per bike.

Step-by-step itinerary

eBike tour to Alella winery and picnic

• Go to palça Sant Jaume
• Pedal along Barceloneta beach promenade
• Stop at Anis del Mono factory
• Visit El Bouquet d’Alella cellars
• Taste 4 wines at winery
• Have countryside lunch with guide
• Pedal to train station
• Take train to Barcelona
• Visit Arc de Triomf
• Pedal through Born neighborhood
• Explore Gothic Quarter
• End at starting point

The Experience

The day starts at Sant Jaume Square in the Gothic Quarter, where your guide meets you before the group pedals toward Barceloneta Beach. The route follows the seafront promenade, passing the Besós river and the historic Anis del Mono factory, so you're seeing the working coast rather than just the tourist stretch. The eBikes handle the terrain—you're not fighting the pedals, which matters when you've got 20 kilometers ahead and a winery visit waiting.

Once you reach Alella, the ride opens onto the Maresme Region's fishing villages and older stone buildings. El Bouquet d'Alella's cellars are the real stop: you walk through them with the guide, then sit down to taste 4 different wines while the countryside surrounds you. Lunch happens right there—a picnic built into the vineyard day, not rushed or separate. This is the core of the tour, and it's why the route takes the long way around: the winery experience is the point, not a quick add-on.

The return splits the day differently. You bike to the train station and ride back into Barcelona, which breaks up the pedaling and gives your legs a rest. Once you're back in the city, you ride through the Born neighborhood and finish at the Gothic Quarter where you started. The Arc de Triomf sits in between, so you see it on the way—not a separate stop, just part of the route home.

What’s included

• Electric bike rental.
• professional guide in English or Spanish.
• guided visit to El Bouquet d'Alella's cellars.
• wine tasting of 4 wines.
• countryside picnic lunch.
• train ticket for the return journey to Barcelona.

Good to know

Easy physical levelInfant seats availablePublic transport nearby

Operated by World Experience

Is this one for you?Seven hours is long enough to reach the winery, taste and eat without rushing, and loop back through Barcelona's neighborhoods—but not so long that you're pedaling all day. If you want the vineyard experience without a full overnight trip, or if you're staying in the city and don't want to arrange separate transport to wine country, the eBike route and the train return keep it contained in one day.

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Top questions

How far is the bike ride on this tour?

The route covers approximately 20 kilometers total, split between the ride out to Alella along the coast and the return through Barcelona neighborhoods. The eBikes handle the terrain, and the train ride back to the city breaks up the pedaling distance.

What wines do you taste at El Bouquet d'Alella?

The tasting includes 4 different wines from the winery's cellars. The guide leads you through the cellar before the tasting, so you see where the wines come from before you taste them.

Is the picnic lunch included, and can you request dietary changes?

Yes, a countryside lunch is included as part of the tour at the winery. Let the operator know about dietary restrictions or allergies when you book, and they'll arrange it ahead of time.

Do I need to be an experienced cyclist to join this tour?

No—the tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels. The eBikes do most of the work, and you must be able to ride on unpaved or uneven terrain, but cycling experience isn't required. Minimum age is 16 years old.

What happens if the weather turns bad?

The tour may be cancelled or rescheduled if inclement weather occurs. Check the cancellation policy when you book, and the operator will work with you on alternative dates.

Do you need to arrange your own way to the starting point?

Yes—hotel pickup is not included, so you'll need to get to Sant Jaume Square in the Gothic Quarter on your own. Public transportation options are available nearby to reach the starting point.