Hvar e-bike tours: three ways to ride the island
A Hvar e-bike tour is the easiest way to reach the villages behind the harbour, where the roads climb through Brusje, Velo Grablje and Malo Grablje. The tourist board lists a loop on this side of the island that runs from Hvar to Milna, Velo Grablje and Brusje and back, and two of the rides below pass through the same villages. The motor takes the sting out of the climbs, so you spend your energy on the views.
All three rides start in Hvar Town. Prices run from €60 to €158 per person as of November 2026. What separates them is who plans the day: a guide leads one, the other two give you a route on your phone, and one of them fills nine hours.
Our picks: Hvar e-bike tours
The guided ride to Stari Grad takes the planning off your hands, the wine round is an easy half day with a tasting, and the nine-hour ride is the one for beaches and hill villages.
Hand-picked tours, booked through Viator and GetYourGuide. Prices are indicative starting prices in euros (as of November 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
Guided e-bike ride towards Stari Grad
- Local guide
- E-bike and helmet
- Bottled water
Four to five hours on an e-bike with a local guide, a helmet and water, a guided way to reach the Stari Grad side of the island.
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Island e-bike ride with wine tasting
- E-bike and helmet
- Wine tasting with starters
- Phone-guided route
Four hours on an e-bike along a route you follow on your phone, with a stop at a local winery. There is no guide, so this suits people happy to navigate themselves.
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Nine-hour e-bike ride to three beaches and Milna
- E-bike and helmet
- Phone route with local tips
Nine hours on an e-bike along a phone route with local tips, through hill villages to three beaches and Milna, with time to swim. Riders must be able to ride a bike.
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Guided and self-guided e-bike rides from Hvar Town, with current prices and availability.
Guided e-bike tour towards Stari Grad
The guided ride takes four to five hours and covers about 45 km with roughly 1,000 metres of climbing, with a visit to Stari Grad on the way. The booking form offers a 09:00 or a 16:00 start. A local guide leads, and the €158 price includes the e-bike in one of four sizes, a helmet, a handlebar bag, a phone holder and bottled water. The form asks for each rider's height so the right sizes are ready. It suits fit riders who want a proper route without planning it, and cancellation is free.
Hvar e-bike tour with wine tasting
The wine round takes about four hours and 35 km, with starts between 10:00 and 11:00. You follow a GPS route on your own phone past Malo Grablje, Velo Grablje and Brusje and stop at a local winery for organic wines and cold starters. The €98 price includes the e-bike, a helmet and the tasting. There is no guide, so it suits couples and friends who are happy to navigate and want the tasting built into the ride.
Nine hours to the beaches and Milna
The longest option is a self-guided ride of nine hours at €60 per person, the lowest price here. From Hvar Town the route runs through Lozna, Brusje and the Grablje villages to three beaches and Milna, with local recommendations on the phone route and time to swim. The e-bike and helmet are included. Riders need to be able to ride a bike, and a long day like this suits confident cyclists.
Which Hvar e-bike tour fits you?
Choose the guided ride for the hilliest route with someone else doing the planning. Choose the wine round for a four-hour half day with a tasting. Choose the nine-hour ride for the lowest price and beach stops. The tourist board recommends spring and autumn for cycling because temperatures are milder. Wear comfortable clothes, bring sun protection, a water bottle and a camera, and carry your phone for the self-guided routes.
For more ideas, see all tours on Hvar, the Stari Grad Plain and the island's wine tours.
Hvar e-bike tour: practical questions
How much does an e-bike tour in Hvar cost?
The nine-hour self-guided ride costs €60 per person, the four-hour wine round €98 and the guided ride of four to five hours €158, as of November 2026.
How long are the rides and how far do they go?
The guided ride covers about 45 km with roughly 1,000 metres of climbing in four to five hours. The wine round is about 35 km in around four hours, and the beach loop takes nine hours.
Do I need cycling experience?
You need to be able to ride a bike. The motor helps on the climbs, and the guided ride adds a guide and an e-bike in your size.
When is the best time to ride?
The tourist board recommends spring and autumn for cycling because temperatures are milder. The guided ride offers 09:00 and 16:00 starts, and the wine round starts between 10:00 and 11:00.