Hilarious - A very fun and memorable experience. I would definitely recommend. Javi made it so much fun with regular games etc.

Stag - Thank you Javi, great day out on the bike. Would recommend for a bachelor party with a a large group.

Great experience - Anís was a great driver and 'guide'. Super accommodating and had a lot of fun with us. Speakers are provided to play your own music. One small suggestion to improve would be to add drinks holders and maybe somewhere to keep phones and wallets.

FUN EXPÉRIENCE - We spend a Magic Time with polo on the sangria bike ! This IS the most fun activity that WE have ever done There IS a lot to drink ( sangria beer water or soft ) You Can play the music you want with your phone and the sound IS great! Its a party on a bike Big thank you to polo and anis from the french girls !

Perfect for a hen do - Great experience, lots of drinking games and the host Anis was amazing! Would definitely recommend!!

Un producto de maxima calidad - Premise: the activity does not take place in the city center but you are travelled outside the city with a very professional van service. Having saying that, the activity is way more than funny especially if you are celebrating a cabron friend who is going to get married. I’ve never drunk so quickly such amount of sangria and beer of the highest quality. The tour is well animated by cool drinking games by the driver who offers also a good photographic service of the experience with his mobile (in order that clients’ hands can be focused only in refilling empty glasses).

Didn’t stop laughing - We were so worried about this tour after reading reviews. We didn’t have the best start as our time slot got delayed 90 minutes when we arrived for pick up however we were on a hen do so we just went to a bar close by and had drinks. We were picked up (9 people) in 2 minibuses and taken around 30mins outside of Barcelona. As other reviews have said the ‘national park’ isn’t the best sight but at the end of the day we werent really going for the views. The bike was one of the funniest things we done, we had such a good time and would definitely do it again if we were to go back in another group. It’s hard to pedal but that just made it funnier and along with drinks (which you never get through so get your moneys worth and take them back with you for journey home) you’ll just be laughing.

Horrible! - This activity is a tourist trap and scam! The cycling does NOT happen in Barcelona, you will be driven in a dirty car 20 minutes outside of Barcelona (towards the airport). Under a bridge by the motorway, there is a small road full of holes and dust - this is where cycling takes place. There is nothing to look at except a highway and dust. That we paid so much for this activity is a scam - stay away!

Horrendous!!!!! - This experience was simply herendous! We arrived 3 mins late due to traffic in Barcelona and the driver refused to take us on the experience. It was disgusting. He was rude, horrible and unhelpful he even swore at us as a group of young girls many times. He had already made his mind up He was not going to take us the trip probably didn't even exist! Just an excuse they used to blame us on being 3 mins late. AVOID AT ALL COST!!!!!

Pedal in Peril - Let me just preface this review by saying, had I known I'd be writing my own rendition of a low-budget Spanish "Mad Max" sequel, I would have charged admission. Gather round, readers, and prepare for a tale of wheeled woes and warm brews. Upon reaching the meeting point, we found ourselves marooned in Barcelona for a whopping hour, devoid of beer bikes, let alone an ounce of fun. Our anticipation gradually fizzled into annoyance as we envisioned our frothy adventures taking place within the iconic cityscape. Instead, our caravan to disillusionment arrived in the form of a minibus that had clearly done its time on the road, bearing more resemblance to an artifact from a post-apocalyptic movie than a reliable mode of transport. Our 'scenic route' consisted of a 30-minute joyless journey through the outskirts of the city. We ended up in a place so arid, even tumbleweeds refused to make an appearance. We were dumped alongside a river that seemed to have taken an extended vacation, leaving behind a barren riverbed. Here, our steed awaited – the beer bike. Yet this was not the gallant charger depicted in their glossy promotional images. It was a contraption that looked like it would require a tetanus shot pre-ride. Our supposed ‘tour’ consisted of moving up and down a stunningly dull 300-yard stretch of riverbed. Forget pedaling through the streets of Barcelona, we were competing for space with errant lizards and tumbleweeds! Now, onto the beer. Ah, the promise of chilled beer served on a silver platter (or a bike in our case)! Our dreams were instead unceremoniously crushed by warm, presumably discount, beer cans and bottles of what they dared to call ‘sangria.’ Served from a dustbin no less! A dustbin! It’s like they were hell-bent on infusing every possible nuance of the word ‘rubbish’ into our experience. To add to our growing list of woes, our driver, who seemed to have confused his role with that of a participant, was getting steadily inebriated on our discount sangria. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, we were subjected to a dizzying repetitive route, helmed by a driver who was swaying more than steering! The ‘highlight’ of our trip came when we, out of sheer desperation for entertainment, resorted to a thrilling game of “throw stones at a metal post.” Not only did it provide a welcome distraction from the monotonous pedaling, it also helped us vent our frustration with each satisfying ‘thunk.’ In conclusion, unless your idea of a good time involves warm beer, desert-like landscapes, inebriated drivers, and dusty riverbeds, I'd recommend steering clear of this catastrophe on wheels. It was more of a Tour de Farce than a tour de force. Avoid at all costs. This scam made me yearn for the mundane tranquillity of watching paint dry. At least then, the disappointment would be less bubbly!