BEST OF · SEVILLE CYCLING TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 seville cycling tours worth the money, each with its price, its saddle time and the one thing to know before you commit.
Ride through Seville with a small group of up to 15 people, stopping at major sights and quieter corners. Your guide may be Laura, Daniel, Marta, Ivan, Mario, or another English-speaking local. Bikes, helmets, baskets, insurance, and a recommendation map are included, with an e-bike upgrade available.
“Marta was extremely knowledgeable about the places we visited and made the bike ride super fun ! Highly recommend!”
Ride through Seville with a live guide in Spanish, English, Dutch, French, or German. You’ll see the cathedral and Alcázar from outside, cross to Triana, cycle through Maria Luisa Park, and stop at Plaza de España. The route is flat and easy, with regular bikes and e-bikes available depending on your booking.
“We had an excellent bike tour with Lucas. He is knowledgeable, friendly, and made the whole experience fun and relaxed. If you are traveling with children, Lucas is absolutely the right guide — patient, attentive, and great at adapting the tour so kids feel safe and engaged. We highly recommend the experience, especially for families.”
Ride about 10 km across mostly flat Seville with a local guide, stopping at Barrio Santa Cruz, María Luisa Park, Plaza de España, Triana, the river, and the Cathedral area. Guides such as Carmen and Juan are known for lively history, culture, and food tips. The small-group tour suits first-time visitors who want a broad city overview without tiring out.
“Loved the guide. Her name was Carmen. She was very knowledgeable and shared the information in a good way. She was down to earth, friendly and went at a speed suitable for us.”
Ride through Seville with local English-speaking guides such as Marta, Ivan, Laura, and Daniel. The flat route links Triana, the Cathedral area, Alcázar, María Luisa Park, Plaza de España, and the Guadalquivir. You get a bike, optional helmet, map, and practical tips for tapas, flamenco, shopping, and nightlife.
“great tour. Laura was an excellent guide who knew lots of history and facts about the area. Although the weather wasnt great, it was still a fantastic way to see the city. Wish we had done it on the first day of our stay, instead if our last. The bikes were well maintained and comfortable too. would highly recommend. thanks”
Ride through Seville with a guide such as Richard, Gaspar, or Elena on a high-end electric bike. In about 2 hours 15 minutes, you’ll visit Triana, the bull ring, Torre del Oro, Plaza de España, Maria Luisa Park, the old tobacco factory, and City Hall. The route is mostly easy and flat, with photo stops and local stories.
“My husband and I had an absolutely fantastic time on Elecmove’s electric bike tour through Seville. We were the only ones on the tour, which made it feel like a private adventure—and our guide Richard made every moment count. Richard, a Dutch local with a gift for storytelling, brought Seville to life with his deep knowledge, humour, and passion. We cruised effortlessly through iconic spots like Plaza de España and Santa Cruz, but the real highlights were the stories—like the layered Muslim-Christian architecture of Santa Ana Church in Triana, the legacy of Christopher Columbus, and the vibrant, flamenco-filled spirit of Triana itself. The electric bikes were smooth and easy to…”
Ride through Seville with a live guide in English, Spanish, French, German, or Dutch. This three-hour tour covers the Cathedral, Alcázar, Plaza de España, Triana, the river, and Maria Luisa Park from the outside. Guides such as Malik, Adriana, and Danny add history, route advice, and restaurant tips.
“Fabulous tour! Great way to see Seville and learn the amazing history. My favourite area was the Marie Luisa gardens, they were absolutely stunning and it was a joy to cycle through them. The breeze on the bike was welcome in the 41 degree heat too!”
Cycle through Seville with guides such as Daniel, Marta, Ivan, Laura, or Natalia, stopping at major sights, shady parks, and lively Triana. The gentle route suits most riders and includes bikes, helmets, insurance, and a map with food and flamenco tips. Sunset timing can vary, so confirm the departure hour before booking.
“We signed up for a sunset bike tour, and our guide, Daniel, was extraordinary. He shared the history of Seville in a way that was both engaging and humorous. After the tour, he even recommended a few local spots — we tried La Parrala, and it did not disappoint.”
Ride through Seville at an easy pace with an English-speaking guide, stopping at the cathedral, Alcázar, Plaza de España, Santa Cruz, Triana, and more. Guides such as Daniel, Ivan, Laura, and Marta combine city history with practical tips on food, flamenco, and nightlife. Bikes, insurance, water, and a recommendation map are included.
“varied visit, we had a little time to wandering around some places. it was perfect. Laura was engaging and interesting with an excellent level of English.”
Ride through Seville with an English-speaking guide such as Malik, Danny, or Rigo, covering Triana, the cathedral, Alcázar, Plaza de España, Maria Luisa Park, and Cartuja. The mostly flat route is designed as an easy city orientation, with bikes, helmets, insurance, a basket or saddlebag, maps, and local tips included.
“The guide was a local Sevillian (I think that is a word/phrase) and spoke very good English. He took us on a lovely tour of the city and filled it in with some great little stories. He informed us at the start the itinerary and made sure we were all together through out. The cycles were well maintained and the whole start/end process was very slick. Definitely would recommend.”
Ride through Seville with a Spanish, English, French, or Italian-speaking guide on a 2.5-hour small-group or private tour. You’ll see Triana, the Guadalquivir, Plaza de España, María Luisa Park, the cathedral, and more. Bikes remain available after the tour, with child bikes and baby seats available by request.
“Marta was a great guide. It was a wonderful bike around Seville”
Set out from the SCOONET store on an electric scooter, not a pedal-assist bicycle, for a two-hour tour of Seville. You’ll pass the Torre del Oro, Triana Bridge, Plaza de España, Maria Luisa Park, the Alcázar, Cathedral, and Archive of the Indies. English and Spanish guides, including Luis and Fran, lead the route.
“This was an excellent tour around many sites in Seville especially with kids. This was a lot more fun than just walking around and included enough history to give great background information on Seville and keep the kids interested. The guide was excellent and gave more recommendations for restaurants at the end. Highly recommend!”
Ride a high-end electric bike through Seville with a local guide in English, French, or Spanish. In 2.5 hours, you’ll cover Plaza de España, Maria Luisa Park, Triana, and central landmarks with time for photos and questions. Guides such as Richard, Elena, and Filippo are known for lively explanations and flexible routes.
“Richard was an excellent guide. Good bikes, well organized.”
Ride an electric bike from central Seville to Itálica with an English-speaking guide such as Rigo, Danny, Natasha, or Tim. Follow bike paths and part of the Camino de Santiago, stop in Santiponce, and explore the Roman amphitheater, mosaics, baths, and houses linked to Emperors Trajan and Hadrian. Breakfast and admission are extra.
“Great bike tour with Natasha- great history and nice ride out to Italica.”
Ride through Seville in a small group with a local guide, passing Triana, the Guadalquivir, Torre del Oro, Plaza de España, Santa Cruz, La Macarena, and Alameda de Hércules. The tour lasts about three hours, and you can keep the bike, lock, and accessories for the rest of the day at no extra cost.
“The tour covered the main locations and progressed at a decent pace. It would have been 5 stars had the guide had better English and the seats more comfortable!”
Pick up a city bike and lock at the rental shop in Plaza de Santa Cruz, then spend a full day exploring Seville independently. The flat streets and marked bike lanes make riding appealing, but inspect the bike, tires, brakes, and fit carefully before leaving.
