• Beacon Hill Park - Discover the vibrant blossoms and gardens of British Columbia’s capital city from the comfort of a Pedego Electric Bike. Let the skilled guides manage the details while you relax and enjoy the journey. This tour departs from either the pier A location at Ogden Point (185 Dallas Rd) in the Breakwater District or the downtown location (703 Belleville St.). The route follows the stunning coastline and winds through the renowned Beacon Hill Park, pausing at historic sites along the way. Additional points of interest include Clover Point, Ross Bay Cemetery, Craigdarroch Castle, Government House, Victoria Inner Harbour, The Parliament Buildings, and Fisherman’s Wharf.
• Clover Point Park - Clover Point is a beautiful coastal park situated along Victoria’s scenic Dallas Road waterfront. Known for its expansive ocean views, refreshing sea breezes, and open green spaces, it’s perfect for picnics, kite flying, or simply enjoying the waves and passing ships. With panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains and often breathtaking sunsets, Clover Point is a beloved local spot for a peaceful walk or a relaxing seaside break.
• Craigdarroch Castle - Marvel at the stunning exterior of Craigdarroch Castle, a remarkable example of Victorian architecture located in one of Victoria’s historic neighborhoods. Surrounded by mature Garry oak trees, the castle’s impressive stonework, turrets, and expansive lawns make it a prominent landmark. The site offers a glimpse into the city’s history and is an ideal photo stop amid the charming residential streets and natural beauty of the area.
• Government House - Nestled on beautifully landscaped grounds, Government House serves as the ceremonial residence of the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia. The elegant mansion is surrounded by lush gardens, Garry oak meadows, and public walking paths. From its sophisticated architecture to sweeping hilltop views over Victoria and the ocean, Government House is a serene retreat and a showcase of local heritage in a picturesque neighborhood.
• Legislative Assembly of British Columbia - Overlooking Victoria’s Inner Harbour, the iconic Legislative Assembly building is a neo-baroque architectural masterpiece and a symbol of British Columbia. Surrounded by manicured lawns and gardens, its grand stone façade, impressive domes, and stately presence make it a must-see landmark. The building anchors the city’s downtown and offers a perfect photo opportunity in one of Victoria’s most scenic settings.
• Fisherman’s Wharf - Fisherman’s Wharf is a vibrant, colorful marina just a short ride from Victoria’s Inner Harbour. Walk along floating docks lined with lively houseboats, unique food kiosks, and local shops. Look out for playful seals in the water, savor fresh seafood, or simply enjoy the cheerful, laid-back atmosphere of this unique waterfront community. It’s a fun and picturesque stop for all ages!

• Bike Basket
• Helmet
• Bicycle use

Springtime in Victoria is brief yet stunning, and is best savored at a leisurely pace. This guided eBike tour allows participants to effortlessly explore the city’s prime cherry blossom locations (from March to May) and spring gardens at their most vibrant. With pedal-assist eBikes, more ground can be covered than on a walking tour, without any rush. Glide through tranquil streets and picturesque paths where cherry trees create gentle pink arches overhead. Frequent stops will be made for photos, views, and to fully appreciate the ambiance.

The guide will share engaging stories about Victoria’s cherished gardens and neighborhoods. This tour is relaxed, scenic, and suitable for all skill levels. Ideal for both visitors and locals—combine fresh air, stunning scenery, and easy riding for an unforgettable spring adventure. Blossom season is fleeting—enjoy it while it lasts!

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