Guided eBike Tour - Killaloe and the Lough Derg Shore
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Use of bicycle
- Helmet, Hi Vis, Panniers containing Bike Pump, Puncture Repair Kit and Emergency Rain Jacket
- There will be a choice of places to stop for coffee/tea/hot chocolate and/or food, however this is not included in the price.
- There is an additional 10 Euros fee for the (optional) Wilde Irish Chocolates tour. Free shop entry
Meeting point
Start Location
Unknown location
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Easy Public Transport
Good to know
- Participants aged under 18 must be accompanied by one or more adults.
- The smallest available eBike has a minimum height of 5'1".
Traveler reviews
Guided tour at your pace,...
Guided tour at your pace, a nice way to see the area. Half way through stopped at a coffee shop for revitalization and light shopping. Equipment is top notch guiide friendly and personable , glade we booked the trip !
So much fun!
What a fantastic experience!! Rob is a wonderful guide, this was a great way to explore areas I wouldn't have known to visit, and riding an e-bike is just plain fun.
Beautiful scenic tour
Our guide was very knowledgeable about Killaloe and the historical sites we visited. We had a great time and got to see some lesser known areas that we wouldn't have known about otherwise. I also appreciate how attentive our guide was to our personal comfort using the ebikes and to our safety on the road. He made sure we felt comfortable on the bikes before heading out on the tour, provided us with safety vests and helmets and always kept us in sight, ensuring that we were not falling behind or having issues. We thoroughly enjoyed our first ebike experience!
E-Bike Tour around Killarney
We had a lovely ride around Killarney! The tour guide was friendly and answered all of our questions.
Great Support!
Rob was super helpful. First, getting us fitted out and on our way. Very patient. Then when some riders decided to stop early, Rob came to collect them along the route and then met the rest of us at the end point. Bikes and gear were first rate. Only downside was the route itself, along the banks of Lough Derg. Few good views because of hedge rows and homes, and heavy traffic whizzing by the bike path, even on a Sunday.
