Poole Electric Bike History and Culture Tour

On this bicycle tour of the area , which takes you on an easy ride through part of BCP, your guide will fill you in on the town's history, architecture, and culture, while your small group will keep you company and help ensure an entertaining ride. Our fleet consists of versatile hardtail electric mountain bikes, it's functional in urban and off-road environments. This activity offers you a unique way to explore with hardly any effort. You will also be offered the choice to stop for either a picnic or a brunch/lunch. You will be able to explore places that you would normally not be able to access with a vehicle and you will be able to cover a much larger area than by foot and it is way more fun than a normal bike.

Meeting Point

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Labrador Dr, Poole BH15 1UY, UK

Labrador Dr, Poole BH15 1UX, UK
We meet at the Car Park - Look out for grey/black pick up, it has the company name/logo on the sides of the vehicle. You will see all the e-bikes on it or next to it.

What's included:

• Refreshments (bottled water & snacks ) is included during the activity.

Not included:

• Pick up & Drop off is not Included in the rate, it can however be arranged at £15
• Brunch/Lunch not included

What to expect:

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The activity will start with a health & safety briefing plus a tutorial on how the e-bikes work. You will then grab a helmet and head off with our experienced guide to explore. Our hire bikes are so much fun you won’t be able to stop smiling. As soon as you feel the bike doing the hard work you’ll realise this activity has to be the best way to explore the area.
You will cycle to the following points of interest:

Poole Museum and Scaplen's Court Museum and Herb Garden which is a free attraction to visit and you will learn more about the history of Poole and the harbour.

We also stop at the Baden Powell Statue, who is the founder of the scouts with beautiful views of Brownsea Island. From there we will make our way to Poole Old Lifeboat Museum , the museum is housed in the boathouse where Poole lifeboat station was based from 1882 to 1974. We will then cycle to Upton Park stopping at Upton House to admire the beautiful botanical garden and the 6 different types of natural habitats that it has to offer, you will also have the option to do brunch here.We will then head to Wimborne Minster Church, which is the burial ground of King Aethelred of Wessex and then head back.