4 E-Bike Tours in Santorini to Build a Day Around

1.Santorini E-bike Adventures – The Original Bike Tours

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 223 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $157Our pick

Start near Perivolos with pickup from your hotel or meeting point, then follow a guide such as Katerina, George, or Vassili through southern Santorini. Bosch-powered Haibikes handle the hills, while village stops, island stories, snacks, photos, and a short video round out this three-hour ride.

“Very knowledgeable guide! She took pictures of us along the way and made an amazing video for us. The town of Emporio was fascinating.”

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2.Santorini Tour on Electric Bikes & Scooters

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 214 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $125Best value

Start at Perissa’s Black Beach and ride electric mountain bikes through Emporio, Megalochori, vineyard tracks, windmills, and a Caldera viewpoint. Guides such as Alex, Adonis, George, and Pavlo provide safety instruction, local insight, photos, water, snacks, and a wine or coffee stop.

“This is a very easy way to see the part of the island away from the crowds of the city. Low traffic roads and dirt pathe take you to some beautiful places and you get to see the locals villages.”

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3.Around the Island by Electric Bike

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 119 reviews · 3 hours · from $129

Ride Santorini’s quieter southern roads with an English-speaking guide such as Adonis, Alex, George, or Charlie. Expect Emporio Castelli, Megalochori, vineyards, caldera views, a winery or coffee stop, hotel pickup, and a small group capped at six.

“Very nice experience, the bike route was nice with amazing views”

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4.Santorini Small Group Guided E-bike Tour & Local Tomato Museum

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 67 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $144

Ride through southern Santorini with guide Giannis on a small-group e-bike tour limited to six people. Expect easy hill climbs, vineyard paths, black-sand beaches, village lanes, caldera views, snacks, and a visit to the Tomato Industrial Museum.

“Wonderful experience. Yannis was a delight - engaged, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. We rode through parts of Santorini we wouldn't have seen otherwise. The brief stop at a cafe for refreshments was a nice touch. Highly recommend.”

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