About this tour
Roll out of Florence on two wheels through rolling Tuscan countryside, following a GPS-guided route at your own pace. Choose a regular bike for the half-day Florentine hills loop, or go electric for the full-day push into Chianti Classico wine country. You'll pedal past vineyard vistas, then stop at a working estate to taste wines and oils straight from the source. Six to seven hours total; no guide required, just your phone and legs.
Highlights
- Escape Florence traffic within minutes onto quiet country roads
- E-bike option tackles steep Chianti climbs without the burn
- Ancient vineyard and olive oil producer with tasting options
- Self-paced GPS navigation—ride faster or linger as you wish
- Hilltop panoramas over Florence and the Chianti valley
- Half-day or full-day routes to match your fitness and time
- Branded water bottle, helmet, and phone mount included
What to expect
After checking in by 10:45 am, you'll receive a GPS map and video tutorial to follow on your phone. Terrain is hilly throughout—the half-day sticks to the Florentine foothills, whilst the full day dips deeper into Chianti's rolling slopes. Regular bikes suit fit riders; e-bikes take the sting out of climbs. Expect quiet backroads, occasional vineyard views, and decent leg work. At the wine estate, you'll browse food and wine options: vineyard picnics, farm restaurant meals, or casual aperitivos in the gardens (all at your own cost). Navigation is entirely self-guided; there's no tour leader accompanying you.
Good to know
Charge your phone fully and download the map before departure. A moderate fitness level is essential; poor cardiovascular health isn't suitable. You'll sign a rental agreement and place a security deposit (€200 bikes, €500 e-bikes) by card—released automatically after. Check-in closes at 10:45 am sharp.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original Global Hobo summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.







