San Sebastian bike tour: beaches and city on two wheels

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Duration2h–3h

GroupUp to 20

LanguagesEN · ES

Mobile ticketAccepted

Ride the full arc of San Sebastian's coastline without leaving the bike path

A guided bike tour of San Sebastian covering La Concha and Ondarreta beaches, Miramar Palace and the city's main landmarks along protected bike lanes. The route takes two to three hours and includes one pintxo and one drink per person. Groups run from one to twenty riders, and the guide speaks English or Spanish.

2h–3h

Step-by-step itinerary

San Sebastian bike city tour

Guide explains monument and views
Bike along safe bike path
Visit palace gardens with guide
Surround Real Sociedad stadium
Bike along La Concha beach
Border Zurriola beach, group photo
Cross tunnel to Ondarreta beach
Bike to Peine del Viento
Tour main city areas by bike

The Experience

You arrive in San Sebastian with a free afternoon and no car. The bike tour starts by rolling through the city's main neighborhoods on dedicated paths—no traffic, no navigation required—while your guide points out the architecture and history as you go. The entire ride stays on the bike lanes, which means the pace is steady and the views come without the stress of sharing the road.

The route takes you along La Concha Beach for its full length, then through a tunnel that opens onto Ondarreta Beach on the other side. You'll stop at Miramar Palace to walk its gardens and hear the guide's explanation of its role in the city's past, and you'll pass the new Real Sociedad football stadium. The ride ends at the Peine del Viento—the Wind Comb sculpture at the far end of Ondarreta—where the group pauses for a photo with the waves and the bay behind you. Zurriola Beach gets a stop too, with time to admire the swell and the surfers if the conditions are right.

Halfway through, you sit down for a pintxo and a drink—included in the price, not an upsell. It's the kind of small-plate snack San Sebastian is famous for, and it breaks up the ride without making the day feel rushed. The whole thing runs two to three hours, which means you're back with time left in the afternoon, and you've covered the coastline without the legwork of a walking tour.

What’s included

Use of a bicycle.
one pintxo and one drink per person.
a live guide in English or Spanish.
access to the palace gardens at Miramar.
all fees and taxes.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Oh My Bike! Tours & Rental

Is this one for you?The entire route follows dedicated bike paths, so the pace stays easy and the ride works for families, older riders and anyone new to cycling. If you want to see the beaches and the city without renting a car or walking for hours, this covers both in a single afternoon.