Your Valpolicella wine tour will feature the ‘Valpolicella Classico’ area producing the most prestigious wines, lies within the boundaries of just 5 towns: Sant’Ambrogio, San Pietro in Cariano, Fumane, Marano and Negrar. It is a series of valleys crossed by torrential water courses called "progni". Amarone della Valpolicella is a fairly recent wine, dating back to the 30s according to the legend. Its name derives from Italian word "amaro" meaning bitter. The suffix "-one" is used to strengthen the meaning - very bitter.

You will meet your English speaking guide in Verona to start your Valpolicella bike tour. You will cover a total distance of approx 30 km cycling comfortably on professional e-bikes. With your expert guide you will depart from the city of Verona and will pedal on local trails and through rural areas up to a local celebrated winery. An expert sommelier will explain all the details of wine production. You will enjoy Valpolicella wine tasting of Amarone and other local labels.

With your e-bikes we will now cycle between vineyards and olive yards back to Verona, with your guide providing interesting information on the local area and tips on experiencing the city like a local.
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Valpolicella wine tours can be customized to suit your requirements. Select between minivan tours, culinary Verona tours with wine tasting, trekking wine tours, bike tours and many more! With all our custom experiences we can organize additional transfers from Venice or Vicenza (other destinations on request) to start our wine tours.

Contact our Sales Team via "Enquire Now" form and we will be happy to create and fine-tune your Valpolicella tours!

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This outdoor experience can be arranged as a private tour - price will depend on the number of people in your party, or you can join a small group departure on a specific day and time. The "starting from" per person rate you see on the website is based on you joining a small group departure.

Upon request the activity can also be arranged in other languages.

IMPORTANT: Beginning Friday 6 August 2021 and until further notice, access to the archaeological sites, museums and similar tourist venues, bars, restaurants etc will be permitted only to those in possession of a Green COVID-19 Certification (Green Pass or equivalent certificate like the CDC vaccine card). Please remember to also bring your ID or passport to confirm your identity.