Explore Barcelona's coast in a way that is different and more exciting than a typical city tour – on a scooter! Cruise along the Mediterranean waterfront to stunning sites like the Port of Barcelona, La Barceloneta and La Ribera. Your guide will make sure you see the city’s beautiful places from a different perspective!

Highlights

  • Experience Barcelona on a guided scooter tour
  • Cruise along the Barcelona Port to Barceloneta, Barcelona's main beach
  • Ride past the 14th-century Santa Maria del Mar Cathedral, in La Ribera district
  • Explore the neighborhood of Ciutat Vella, famous for sculptural monuments like Homenatge a la Barceloneta and Peix d'Or
  • Soak up the fresh air and sunshine as you ride along the Barcelona’s waterfront, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea

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Barcelona Coastal Tour by Scooter

Barcelona Coastal Tour by Scooter

A scooter tour is the perfect choice if you’re looking for an easy and fun way to see Barcelona's highlights! Before heading out on your guided tour, you will receive a helmet for your safety while riding to enjoy a safe and smooth ride.

Drive east from Las Ramblas toward Ronda del Litoral, a main street that runs through the heart of Barcelona's southern metropolitan area, following the course of the rivers Llobregat and Besòs and the Mediterranean Sea. Take in the picturesque scenery of the Mediterranean Sea as you ride along the coastal road with its beautiful beaches, palms and promenades.

Get an up-close look at the Santa Maria del Mar Cathedral -- a striking church in the La Ribera district of Barcelona -- and continue along the Port of Barcelona toward Barceloneta Beach in the Ciutat Vella district, where you can admire monuments like Homenatge a la Barceloneta and Peix d'Or.

Next, drive past the Olympic Village, constructed for the 1992 Summer Olympics, and Diagonal Mar, one of the newest shopping centers in the city, at the southeast end of Diagonal Avenue.

On your way to and from the coastal part of the city, your guide will lead you through Barcelona’s main streets that show traces of Art Nouveau and Modernism movements. Though shaped by several artists, this city’s most notable artistic influence is undoubtedly Antoni Gaudi, whose unique architectural pieces of work include the famous La Sagrada Familia, La Pedrera, Park Güell and Casa Batlló.

Choose to ride the scooter either alone or with another person and enjoy this unique way of discovering Barcelona. Fall in love with this wonderful and impressive city, and enjoy some free time by the waterfront to grab some lunch or a refreshment at a local bar (own expense).
Recent Reviews of this Tour

5 star rating: Highly Recommended Reviewed by Arpit P, August 2012

This was the best part of the trip. Totally recommend to anyone who wants to be a bit adventurous and drive the traffic in Barcelona. The guide was great as he took care of the traffic and made sure we were sade. You get to stop at all the local spots and you get to learn a lot about the layout of the city. Totally worth it.

5 star rating: Highly Recommended Reviewed by lugdp, May 2012

I really enjoyed this tour and the guide was really nice and entertaining, which was a big plus! As I had never driven a scooter before, the guide very nicely offered me to drive me at the back of his scooter, instead of going at the back of my friend's scooter, which was the initial plan. The guide offered us if we wanted to include some extra spots on our tour and change the itinerary a bit, which we did and we absolutely loved it! Was the best tour I've done in Barcelona! We ended up doing part of the coast, went past the Sagrada Familia, which we had already visited so we said we didn't need to stop, then Tibidabo and then Montjuic. I would definitely recommend this tour!
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