Split the City: E-steps and Wooden COCOMAT.bikes — a team-driven tour of Antwerp

ANTWERP BIKE TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Split the City: E-steps and Wooden COCOMAT.bikes — a team-driven tour of Antwerp

A combined e-step and wooden-bike group experience that sends two teams to opposite banks of the city—Eilandje and the Zuid—designed as a compact teambuilding circuit.

Split the City: E-steps and Wooden COCOMAT.bikes — a team-driven tour of Antwerp.

Duration
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Location
Antwerp
Operator
Make Antwerp Great Again - City Tours
Category
Bike Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Combi E-step - COCO.MAT.bike tour pairs electric kick-scooters with stylish wooden COCOMAT.bike bicycles so groups can cover Antwerp’s waterfronts and neighborhoods in a single, coordinated outing. The operator splits groups into two teams—one heads to the Eilandje on E-steps while the other pedals toward the Zuid on wooden bikes—allowing participants to sample distinct city corridors and reunite having seen a wide swath of the city’s highlights.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE FORMAT

A two-team, one-city combo

This package divides groups into two teams that travel simultaneously on different vehicles, maximizing coverage of Antwerp by sending one team on E-steps and the other on wooden COCOMAT.bike bicycles.

THE ROUTE

Eilandje and Zuid in parallel runs

While one group zooms toward the Eilandje on E-steps, the other glides to the Zuid on wooden bikes—two complementary tracks that together reveal the city’s top viewpoints and neighborhoods.

THE PURPOSE

Built for teambuilding and group dynamics

Offered as a combined package specifically for larger groups, the program is framed as an ideal teambuilding exercise that keeps teams moving and engaged across different parts of the city.

What the day feels like

What it feels like

Expect a coordinated, social outing in which organizers split your party into two cohorts and send them on different vehicle types—E-steps for one team and wooden COCOMAT.bikes for the other—so the group experiences distinct routes (Eilandje and the Zuid) before regrouping with a fuller sense of the city’s highlights.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this tour suits — and who it doesn’t

1
Corporate teamsIdeal: the format is explicitly framed as a teambuilding activity for larger parties to split into teams and cover distinct routes across the city.
2
Large social groupsA good match: the offering is designed for groups and accommodates a substantial number of participants in one combined package.
3
Small parties or solo travelersLess suitable: the package is structured for group use and is promoted for groups rather than individual bookings.
4
Event plannersAppropriate: planners organizing group outings will find a ready-made teambuilding format that splits participants into two active legs across the city.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Vehicles provided

The combined package uses electric E-steps for one team and wooden COCOMAT.bike bicycles for the other team as the primary means of transport around Antwerp.

Group capacity

The operator offers this combi package for groups up to the stated maximum size; bookings and coordination are structured around group logistics.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What vehicles are used on the tour?

The combi package pairs E-steps for one team with wooden COCOMAT.bike bicycles for the other team.

How are groups organized?

Groups are split into two teams: one team travels to the Eilandje on E-steps while the other heads to the Zuid on COCOMAT.bikes.

What group sizes does this package accommodate?

The offering is presented for groups up to 28 participants and is noted as suitable for groups from 16 to 28 people.

Who operates the Combi E-step - COCO.MAT.bike tour?

The tour is operated by Make Antwerp Great Again - City Tours.

Is this suitable as a teambuilding activity?

Yes — the package is described as an ideal teambuilding format that lets teams experience different parts of Antwerp simultaneously.