Mexico · BIKE TOURS IN MEXICO CITY
The 4 best bike tours in Mexico City you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Cycle through Coyoacan, enjoy churros and market tostadas, then enter Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul with skip-the-line museum tickets.
“Super tour. Lovely neighborhood to bike around in and our guide Maya was warm and knowledgeable. Definitely recommend.”
Explore Mexico City by bike with academic guides, Chapultepec views, chocolate or cable car stops, and tacos in a small group.
“Bikes are a great way to get around CDMX. Chapultepec park is so large that I don't think you can see much of it unless you are on a bike. I enjoyed the tour, but here are things I wish I had thought of before: 1. Review using gears on a bike. I had not ridden anything other than a stationary bike for years and should have reviewed how to change gears using the levers on the handle bars since the route climbs a steep overpass right away. 2. Locals are very good at navigating the traffic in CDMX. I read a review that said they lost the guide a…”
See Roma, Reforma, Chapultepec, Polanco, and the Zócalo by e-bike, with taco and churro stops on this small-group Mexico City tour.
“Eduardo was a great guide! Super knowledgeable and friendly. We covered a lot of ground on the bike and it was a great introduction to the city.”
See Mexico City’s murals and street art by bike, with local guides, street food, and off-route neighborhoods in a small 10-person group.
“A fabulous 3 hours seeing so much more than we expected. Gaby was fabulous! So informative. Loved the biking. Very comfortable bikes.”
Pick a coast, a ruin or a kitchen.
