Breathtaking City and Beach Gulf Tour
Enjoy the scenic views of Dunedin and Honeymoon Island on your guided tour!
Experience the beautiful Gulf Coast of Florida by E-Bike in our City and Beach tour. Your ride begins at the North border of Dunedin on the Pinellas Trail (a rail-to-trail that stretches over 45 miles from North to South in Pinellas County). During your ride, we'll stop at the Andrews Memorial Chapel, one of the oldest buildings in the area and nearby Butterfly Garden. Continuing on the trail heading South, we'll ride into Downtown Dunedin, a quaint town full of non-chain restaurants and boutique shops where your tour guide will give suggestions on the best places to eat or find a unique souvenir. Other sights/stops include the TD Ballpark (home of the Toronto Blue Jays Spring Training) and a few waterways/bridges for some beautiful photo ops. At the edge of South Dunedin, the tour will cross over to Edgewater Drive heading back North on the Bayshore Trail with picturesque views along the St. Joseph Sound, passing through multiple waterfront parks and seeing an historic hotel, The Fenway. Next, you'll cross over the 2-mile Dunedin Causeway heading out to Honeymoon Island, one of Florida's best-loved state parks (Entrance Fee covered by tour guide) where you will ride along 4 miles of Palm forests and beaches while sighting gopher tortoises, armadillos and several bird species including Osprey and Bald Eagles before heading back over the causeway, completing your ride at our originating meet-up point.
Tour Duration: 3 Hours
Age: 16+
Stunning Coastal and Historic Towns Tour
Come along with us as we cruise through some of the hidden gems of Florida's Gulf Coast via e-bike in our Coastal and Historic Towns Tour. Your ride begins at the south border of Palm Harbor on the Pinellas Trail (a rail-to-trail that stretches over 45 miles from North to South in Pinellas County). After your safety debrief and training of the e-bike, we'll take a fast-paced ride (not exceeding 20 mph) North to Gulf Shore Park in Crystal Beach, one of the original communities in Pinellas County. From there, we will continue heading North to Wall Springs Park and learn the fascinating history of the natural spring located here before meandering through parts of this beautiful 210 acre park, passing a variety of wildlife and vegetation, then stopping at one of the scenic boardwalks looking out over Boggy Bayou on St. Joseph Sound. Our journey will then take us into Historic Tarpon Springs, known as the Venice of the South due to its 35 miles of waterways and canals. You may even get the chance to spot dolphins or manatee as you ride beside or over some of these waterways in Spring Bayou. We'll also see the Tarpon Springs Train Depot Museum (with time allowed for a brief visit on their operating days/times), the famous Sponge Docks on Dodecanese Avenue which is filled with wonderful local shops, restaurants and various boat tours. Your expert tour guide will point out some of the best places to come back to for a drink or meal before heading over to the Safford House where the first female physician in Florida lived. On the way back to our meet-up spot, we'll stop at the Primate Sanctuary to observe some of the beautiful animals and learn what this facility and community is doing to help make a better life for them (donations and volunteering are always accepted)! Your round-trip, 20+ mile excursion will be a breeze using our top-of-the-line e-bikes that come equipped with both pedal assist and throttle to enhance your riding experience.
Tour Duration: 3 Hours
Age: 16+
4-HOURS & 8-HourS E-Bike Rental
The Best Way to Spend the Day!
We will meet you at your desired location, within the limits of Pinellas County, based on the address provided, at your desired time. At the time of drop off, we’ll provide personal training and an overview of the e-bike features and functions. We offer full-service pick up when you are finished with your ride (within Pinellas County).
Rental Duration: 4 or 8 Hours
AGE: 16+
Our rentals come with (1) bike, (1) helmet (optional), and (1) bike lock, per rider.