Sydney · SYDNEY BIKE TOURS
If a friend asked which sydney bike tours to book, this is the list you would send: 10 of them, each with its price, what travellers thought and the one thing to know first.
Set out from Manly on a full-day, self-guided ride covering up to 12.5 miles of bike paths and off-road trails. Visit North Head, Q Station, Shelly Beach and Manly Beach at your own pace. A bike, helmet, lock and locker are included; there is no local guide, but staff can explain where to ride.
“This was a great way to see the Manly Beach area. They provided breakfast staff was held our stuff so we didn’t have to take it all with us.”
Ride a quality e-bike on a three-hour, 19-kilometer loop from Darlinghurst, crossing the Sydney Harbour Bridge and stopping for harbour views at places such as Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair. Guides Grant and Linda share local history and point out details along the way. Groups are limited to six, and the ride calls for moderate fitness and confident bike handling.
“Linda and Grant are super friendly. We had a wonderful ride around Sydney seeing and experiencing all the beautiful sights. Linda was our guide and she was really informative with the ride being relaxed and fun.”
Ride through central Sydney with Bonza Bike Tours, stopping at landmarks including the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, The Rocks and the Royal Botanic Gardens. Guides such as Paul, Jimmy and Dylan have led tours with lively history and local tips. Bikes, helmets and a small storage bag are included; refreshments at the midway pub stop cost extra.
“Went with Adult family 5 of us ages 52-78 Dylan our guide was fantastic very knowledgeable and just a great human being. My mother had the best time and couldn’t stop smiling. Thanks Dylan for making it a memorable trip”
Ride with Bonza Bike Tours from The Rocks through Sydney’s harbourfronts, parks and central sights. In 2.5 hours, an English-speaking guide leads you past the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Walsh Bay, Darling Harbour, Hyde Park and the Royal Botanic Gardens, with stops for views and rest. Bikes, helmets and a rain poncho if needed are included.
“really good activity to get an appreciation of Sydney - worthwhile”
Set off from Blackheath on a Merida electric mountain bike after Sam fits your helmet, checks your setup, and explains the route and riding tips. Follow fire trails to Baltzer Lookout and Hanging Rock, then return to the start. Allow three to four hours, including the 30 to 40 minute briefing. Bring shoes with good grip.
“The organization was excellent and very professional sights were amazing Sam was excellent and had an enormous amount of knowledge”
Ride Sydney with local guide Jake on an electric bike, hearing his directions and commentary through a Bluetooth helmet. In about four to five hours, the small group visits harbourfront areas, the Harbour Bridge, the Opera House and Chinatown. Bikes and helmets are included; food is not.
“What an absolutely wonderful way to explore Sydney! From the moment we hopped onto our e-bikes with Bluetooth helmets, we knew we were in for something special. Our guide, Jake, led us through iconic spots like the harbour bridge and opera house, and even showed us hidden gems off the beaten path. The bikes were top-notch, the pace was perfect, and the commentary was insightful and friendly throughout. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or just looking for a fun way to see the city, this tour delivers. Highly recommended!”
Start in The Rocks with a Bonza guide, ride across the Sydney Harbour Bridge, then explore Kirribilli, the Governor’s House, Luna Park and Lavender Bay. The five-hour tour includes a bicycle, helmet, lunch and a drink. Guides such as Andre, Andrew, Tom, Dylan and Jay have led rides, though your guide may differ.
“Our guide Dylan did an absolutely fabulous Job She was entertaining, informative and fun. I would highly recommend this tour.”
Meet your guide in Glenbrook at 8:30 am for a private, four-hour e-mountain-bike ride in the Blue Mountains National Park. The route uses easy fire trails and some basic single track, with options for different riding abilities. Lookouts, eucalyptus forest and wildlife may feature. Sam has accommodated an early start for a rider on a tight schedule, though custom timing should be arranged in advance.
“Thanks so much for an amazing organisation within my tight flight schedule of a business trip. Sam was very occomodating, he met met me at my hotel and began earlier than usual so I could still have a three hour bike tour in the Read more”
This four-hour Bonza tour pairs a Sydney Harbour ferry ride with a guided cycle around Manly Beach and North Head, then returns by ferry at sunset. You’ll ride with a local guide, such as Jay or Dylan, and see harbour landmarks, coastal cliffs and city views. A significant hill makes an electric bike worth asking about.
“We had an amazing time. Jay our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly so we learned so much. The bikes were absolutely fantastic. Definitely upgrade to electric. We were able to see so much. Maybe a short stop for one drink before getting on the ferry back!! Thank you.”
Set off from Blackheath on a mountain e-bike for a self-guided ride along the Burramoko Ridge fire trail to Baltzer Lookout and Hanging Rock. Sam fits your bike and helmet, explains the route and covers riding safety. The three-hour outing includes a map and national park fees, but not food, drinks or a guide riding with you.
“Unfortunately our tour couldn't go ahead because of numbers, however Sam communicated well in the lead up and provided alternative options. We ended up hiring the bikes regardless and going out on our own, following Sam's map and local tips. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and saw excellent views of the Blue Mountains. Would highly recommend Sam and his bike tours.”
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