Electric mountain bike rental in the calanques of Cassis (13)
Offered by :
Emilien
Cassis (13)
You can cancel free of charge up to 48h before the date of the activity.
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Activity description :
- All day
- Up to 12 people
- From 10 years old
Set off on a self-guided half-day electric mountain bike adventure to the Parc National des Calanques.
The route - the Parc National des Calanques and its wonders
Duration: 4h - Bike rental
The bike: You'll be riding VTTAE electric bikes with the most powerful central motors on the market, and a battery that gives you plenty of range on the many gradients in the area. You'll have a rechargeable smartphone holder on the handlebars for your itinerary.
You'll discover
- The Gardiole sector
- The majestic En Vau lookout
- The creeks of Port-Pin and Port-Miou
- The peninsula
A sporty experience, but easily accessible thanks to the electric assistance of a mountain bike. Between swimming, cycling and lounging, this ride is ideal for discovering the calanques of Cassis at your leisure.
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Super ride on the Cap Canaille Magnificent view of La Ciotat Many thanks to the mountain bike hire companies, top bikes 👍👍👍👍
JEAN CLAUDE
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Location
Meeting address:
Cap Provence swimming pool, 13260 Cassis
Access:
- 8 min from Cassis via D559
- 20 min from La Ciotat via D559
- 25 min from Marseille via A50
Know before you go
- Smartphone required.
- Includes: anti-theft device, helmet (mandatory), repair kit, backpack.
- Min/max weight : 30-120 kg
- Minimum height: 1.45 m
- Deposit by credit cardand identitycard required on day of rental.
- Pregnant women not accepted.
- The bike is insured against breakage and theft (10% deductible in the event of a claim).
- The activity is subject to weather conditions and access to forest areas. During the summer, forest access may be closed due to fire risks, in which case the activity will take place on tarmac roads.
