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Bike & e-Bike
E-Bike Tour to Pounta and Antiparos Cave
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Tour Highlights
- Cycle across two Cycladic islands in one day - Paros and Antiparos
- Explore the Cave of Antiparos featuring stalactites estimated at 45 million years old
- Scenic coastal roads and a short 10-minute ferry crossing to Antiparos
- Stroll through charming Antiparos Town - whitewashed alleys and seaside cafés
- 40km ride, medium-hard difficulty - not available June 15–August 31
About This Tour
Ride through two Cycladic islands in one day, combining nature, history and adventure in this unforgettable e-bike experience.
Start from Parikia and cycle 9 km along scenic coastal roads to Pounta, where you board the local ferry for a short 10-minute crossing to Antiparos. As the island wakes and the temperatures are still mild, continue pedaling toward the island’s most famous natural site, the Cave of Antiparos, your first stop (30 minutes).
This stunning geological wonder features dramatic stalactites and stalagmites, including one of the oldest stalactites in Europe, estimated at 45 million years old. From the cave’s terrace, take in panoramic views of the Aegean Sea.
After exploring the cave, ride to the heart of Antiparos town for your second stop (45 minutes). Here, stroll through charming whitewashed alleys, browse local shops, enjoy a coffee in the square or cool off with a swim at a nearby beach.
Return by ferry to Paros, then cycle back to Parikia, completing a rewarding journey across land and sea.
Technical Details
- Distance: 40 km
- Elevation Gain: 545 m
- Difficulty Level: Medium–Hard
- Stops: 2
- Type of Bike: Electric Bike (E-Bike)
What's Included
Included
- Bottle of water
- Ferry ticket to Antiparos
- Entrance fee for the cave
Not Included
- Transfer (Optional - can be arranged)
Meeting Point
To be advised
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