• Miragaia - The charming district of Miragaia is renowned for its cobblestone streets lined with villas and quaint restaurants offering traditional Portuguese cuisine.
• Alfandega Porto Congress Centre - Its construction involved creating a vast platform for the pier where the Customs House is located, replacing the old Miragaia beach. These changes are considered by many as some of the most significant urban and landscape transformations in Porto during the 19th century.
• Museu do Carro Electrico - The Porto Tram Museum (Museu do Carro Eléctrico), opened in 1992, is housed in a former thermoelectric power station by the River Douro in Massarelos. It showcases exhibits related to the history of trams in Porto.
• Ponte da Arrabida - The Arrábida Bridge is an arched bridge spanning the Douro River, connecting Porto (via the Arrábida area) to Vila Nova de Gaia (via the Candal node) in Portugal. At its completion in 1963, it boasted the largest reinforced concrete arch of any bridge worldwide.
• Cantareira - This location derives its name from a time when numerous fountains existed, where people would fetch water with pitchers. Traditionally a riverside fishing area, it still serves as a harbor for small boats and storage for fishing gear, blending beautifully with the riverside scenery, where Afurada and Cabedelo can be seen across the river, along the Douro’s path to the sea.
• Jardim do Passeio Alegre - The Jardim do Passeio Alegre is a garden located in the parish of Foz do Douro in Porto, Portugal. The Passeio Alegre area is designated as a Property of Public Interest. The garden is surrounded by several monuments and classified heritage sites.
• Fortress Sao Joao Baptista - São João Baptista da Foz Fortress, also known as São João da Foz Castle, is situated in the parish of Foz do Douro. It occupies a commanding position at the Douro river bar, providing access to the city of Porto.
• Farolim de Felgueiras - The Felgueiras Lighthouse is positioned on the right bank of the Douro River, located at the tip of the pier sharing its name, in the parish of Foz do Douro.
• Pergola da Foz - Situated in one of Porto’s prestigious areas, Praia da Foz refers to the collective beaches of Ourigo, Ingleses, and Luz.
• Praia do Castelo do Queijo - Constructed in the 17th century to defend the coast from North African pirates, it is perched on a cheese-shaped rocky hill, hence the name Castelo do Queijo (Cheese Castle).
• Matosinhos Beach - Praia de Matosinhos is the largest beach easily accessible from central Porto. It features a vast stretch of golden sands and waves ideal for surfing.
• Parque da Cidade - Porto City Park, designed by landscape architect Sidónio Pardal, is the largest urban park in the country, spanning 83 hectares with approximately 10 km of pathways. The park is a sophisticated architectural landscape, featuring lakes, flora, and fauna, seamlessly integrated into the city.
• Parque Urbano da Pasteleira - Pasteleira Urban Park is a public park located in the parish of Lordelo do Ouro. It covers a large forested area, divided into two sections by Afonso de Paiva Street, connected by three wooden bridges.
• Jardim do Cálem - This small garden space is located near the mouth of the Douro River, offering stunning views of the river and distinguished by its tall black poplars.
• Ribeira Square - Situated in the historic center of Porto, Praça da Ribeira, adjacent to the quay of the same name, is one of the city’s oldest squares, mentioned in royal documents as early as 1389. It was in this Ribeira area, with its commercial ties to the Douro River, that the city began its significant development and connection to the river. This led to the tragic Ponte das Barcas incident, where in 1809, over 4,000 people perished during a French troop attack. Today, a bronze bas-relief commemorates this event.
• Ponte de Dom Luis I - Officially named Luiz I, this bridge is commonly referred to as D. Luís I due to a sentimental attachment by the people of Porto. Regardless of its name, it is a symbol of the city and has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996.

• Local guide
• Bottled water
• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• Use of e-bike
• Use of helmet

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Souvenir photos (available to purchase)

Discover the tranquil side of Porto with a private e-bike tour. Cycle along the Douro River, through verdant parks, and by the ocean. This 3-hour excursion includes a local guide, an electric bike, water, and fruit. It’s easy and enjoyable for everyone.

Begin your journey along the picturesque Douro River, where the refreshing Atlantic breeze can be felt. During this 3-hour private e-bike tour, explore Porto’s most serene locations — from lush gardens and panoramic viewpoints to the tranquil beaches of Foz.

Your amiable local guide will adjust the ride to suit your pace, allowing time for photos, breaks, and local tales. Electric bikes ensure accessibility for all skill levels, and everything is provided: a high-quality e-bike, water, and a fresh fruit snack.

Ideal for couples, families, or solo travelers eager to discover Porto away from the usual tourist paths.

• Children up to 5 years of age must use a child seat

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.