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The rides worth clipping in for.
The 5 melbourne bike tours travellers pedal most, gathered in one place. Where the route takes you, how far and how long you are in the saddle, who guides it, and what a place on the ride costs.
Small-group Melbourne city bike tour through laneways, street art, Yarra River sights, and major landmarks. Bikes and helmets included.
Most Popular“Melbourne has great bike routes throughout the city. Darcy brought us to many of the parks and sights of the city. Would have liked more time in Victoria Market and less time with colonization stops.”
Ride Melbourne’s best mix of landmarks and local stories with a small group, included bike and helmet, and a lunch break in Fitzroy.
“Max was excellent!! He was conscious of the safety factor, very knowledgeable of Melbourne, stopped at a great lunch place & gave us of a recommendation of a great dinner place that we tried & loved. Thanks so much Max!! Highly recommend this activity to any visitor to Melbourne; gives a great overview of the…”
Guided electric bike loop through Melbourne’s icons on mostly car-free paths, with deep history stops and a Fitzroy lunch, $85.35.
“This was a fantastic way to see the city. We had only a few hours in Melbourne and this bike tour allowed us to maximize our visit. Our guide, Alan was very knowledgeable and always made sure the group was together and safe.”
Ride Melbourne’s icons by e-bike in 4 hours. Yarra River views, Fitzroy lunch break, China Town streets, and expert local guides.
“The experience was extremely enjoyable as we covered so much with total ease. The scenery (if I may use that word in a city tour) the information given by our guide (Marcus) was very safe and fascinating. A tour will talk about allot when we get back home to Vancouver. Thank you!”
4-hour Melbourne bike tour with helmets and mostly car-free paths. Learn history, ride Yarra views, and stop for lunch in Fitzroy for $77.
“Engaging and informative. The e-bike makes it easy to cycle effortlessly around busy city areas so you can concentrate on enjoying the sights. Al kept the group together and chatting happily over lunch.”
