Edible Bike Tours
Gastronomic Adventures by E-bike
Who are Edible Bike Tours? What do we do? We are a small group tour company based near Ronda in the glorious Andalucian region of Spain and we offer guided tours by e-bike with a culinary twist. We take you on country roads, we stop for tapas, we explore villages and chat to locals. And we have a lot of fun. We keep our groups small and all our tours include food and wine. What are you waiting for? Come and join us.
“We enjoyed this Sunset tour more than any other food OR cycling tour we have taken in Spain! The views were breathtakingly beautiful, the food… Ooohhh THE FOOD!!!! This is our 6th trip to Spain in 7 years – we have eaten paella all over the country. Neil’s paella was far and above the BEST – we could actually taste the freshness of the ingredients – Neil’s paella is what all other paella should aspire to be”
– Bob Schoonover (Texas, USA)
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“I like a cook who smiles out loud when he tastes his own work.
Let God worry about your modesty; I want to see your enthusiasm.”
– Robert Farrar Capon
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And thats a wrap for 2026, what a way to finish our season with one of our best groups of the year, Stef and Geoff from Canada and Nancy and Kevin from the US, all enjoying beautiful El Gastor with its flowers and white-washed buildings, and Setenil, the village built into rocks. Thanks Stef for the photos! Feliz Navidad to all from us at Edible Bike Tours, see you all in 2027. ...
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"We finished!" Relief from Shauna and Ken from Calgary,, just ending their ride before yet another spike in temperature to 34 degrees! And even after 8 years of clients booking with us, we still get excited when we have a client from a new country. We recently welcomed Heidi from Finland, great to have you with us! ...
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Check out this photo from Simon (amazing what AI can do these days)! We had the pleasure of hosting this lovely group from Lancing, UK recently, who definitely did not turn up dressed like this for their bike tour. Love the Edible Bike Tours sign in the top right corner! ...
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Bonjour Montreal! What an awesome day we had today with Canadian clients Tracy and Ronnie. From tapas at El Tropezon Montecorto to discovering the squirting cucumber flower (which we didnt even know was a thing). Happy holidays Tracy and Ronnie and thanks for the laughs! ...
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We have had some amazing clients and stunning weather so far in 2026! Tom from the USA who decided to complete our tour without the electrics, Anna and friends enjoying watermelon snacks, and a big Spanish welcome to Indre, our first ever client from Lithuania. ...
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We are so lucky with our clients who come from around the world, and choose to book with us. A big THANKS! And as we are big travellers we love this. Thanks to Rowdy Rob and family from Towoomba, Australia,(yes, thats his name), Wendy and Marsh from WA, and our lovely couple from Madrid, Santiago and Neomie. ...
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Spring colours and sun for our first bike tours of 2026. David, Cissy and Priscilla from Texas, and the nicest young couple ever, Katie and Alex from Pennsylvania all enjoying the road to Setenil. Its the best time of year for cycling! ...
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And that's a wrap for 2025! A lovely group of clients for our last week, John, Sue and Carolyn from Chicago, and Berrie and Ben from San Francisco. Ben was over to compete at the World Ironman Champs in Spain but managed to fit in one of our tours. Thanks as usual to everyone in El Gastor, Montecorto, Villalones and Setenil who support us every year. Adios Espana, hasta pronto 😀 ...
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Buenos Dias Belfast! Patrick, John, Rob and Neil swapped their ski's for our bikes and had a blast. Also our village was decorated for Halloween, Howard and Carolyn visiting from Australia, admiring the celebrations ...
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