East San Sebastian Ebike Tour

East San Sebastian Ebike Tour

Discover how the sea has shaped the Basque people’s way of life, their economy, and cultural identity throughout history. This experience leads you from San Sebastian to the historic port of Pasajes.

It’s a fascinating journey into a seafaring legacy that once took Basque sailors as far as the shores of Iceland and Canada — a heritage that still echoes in our customs and maritime traditions today.

Itinerary East San Sebastian Ebike Tour

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    Zurriola Bridge

    10 min

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    For many years, the Urumea River was navigable, connecting San Sebastián with the interior of the region. This bridge was built in an attempt to link the Central District with Gros.

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    Zurriola Beach

    15 min

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    Zurriola beach is now famous for its surfing culture. At this point in the tour, it is well worth taking a break, stopping pedalling to enjoy the views of the coast.

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    Gros

    15 min

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    At the end of the 19th century, the Gros neighbourhood began to gradually transform itself, changing from a sandy area to a neighbourhood with eclectic architecture throughout the 1920s.

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    Ategorrieta

    10 min

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    As soon as we cross the threshold of a small red triumphal arch, we will have arrived at Ategorrieta, literally ‘place of the red gate’.

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    Intxaurrondo

    15 min

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    The vast majority of the city’s outlying neighbourhoods were nothing more than a large expanse of land dominated by a handful of baserris (Basque farmhouses), and today some of these neighbourhoods are named after those farmhouses. This is the case in the neighbourhood of Intxaurrondo (Walnut Tree).

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    Alza and Trintxerpe

    20 min

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    Other working-class neighbourhoods include the populous Altza, which between 1960 and 1970 was the fastest-growing area in San Sebastián, and the Pasaitarra neighbourhood of Trintxerpe.

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    Pasaia San Pedro

    10 min

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    The history of Pasaia San Pedro dates back to the Middle Ages, and it has always developed with its sights set on the sea.

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    Pasaia San Juan

    20 min

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    You will arrive here by small boat. This village has a long-standing seafaring tradition and has grown up on the banks of the River Oiartzun, which connects it to the rest of the region. You will be able to go for a short walk here.

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    You will return to the starting point

Recommendations

You need to be able to ride a bike and be between 1.50 (4’11”) and 1.90 metres (6’3”) tall to ride the bikes comfortably.

Footwear and clothing suitable for cycling and the weather are RECOMMENDED.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to visit our FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS page.

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Local guides

In our team we are all locals, professional guides who have been making everyone who visits us feel like a local for years.

Small groups

We organise guided tours in San Sebastian with small groups in order to offer the best service in terms of quality and always try to have a positive impact on our environment.

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