Experience the natural beauty of Echuca Moama like never before with our leisurely 90-minute guided Echuca Scenic E-Bike tour. Join our knowledgeable guide, David, as you ride over the Echuca Moama bridges, alongside the Murray and Campaspe Rivers, and explore the historic Port of Echuca and Riverboat Dock. David will provide a friendly commentary and share his local knowledge, making for a truly immersive experience.
With a maximum of 10 participants, this tour is the perfect way to discover Echuca Moama’s hidden gems. Book your spot now and get ready to pedal into a world of history and natural beauty. See more, go further, and enjoy more on an E-Bike!
For an extra personalised service, book our Private or Premium VIP Echuca Scenic Tour.
Don’t miss this immersive experience on your visit to Echuca Moama
This is a very easy and comfortable ride, with plenty of stops for photos if you choose! A point of interest on this tour includes the junction of the Campaspe and Murray Rivers.
Tours are scheduled Monday to Saturday. If you’re checking out on a Monday morning, book this tour as the finale for your visit! Or, arriving mid week – tours are available most days.
If you would like to ride further afield, check out our Bike To Winery Tour, which includes visiting St. Anne’s Winery for a complimentary wine tasting. Or, if you’d like to see the sights on your own, we have various E-Bike and Bike hire options.
Tours depart from Murray Esplanade, near the Echuca Wharf and Port of Echuca Discovery Centre.
This is a “don’t miss” experience to include in your visit to Echuca.
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David is your friendly tour guide. He not only keeps you company, he also ensures you’re comfortable on your E-Bike and is always happy to share local knowledge and holiday tips.
Green Pedal acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the country throughout Australia and their connections to land, rivers, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
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