MEXICO · CYCLING TOURS
The 15 best mexico cycling tours you can book today, with what each costs, how far it goes and how much climbing is involved. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ride electric bikes from desert trails to a Pacific beach, then enjoy tequila tasting, margaritas, and a Mexican buffet near San Jose del Cabo.
“SO much fun! Isha was a fabulous guide. Just wish the biking had been a little longer. Would recommend.”
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Bike through Coyoacán, enjoy churros and tostadas, then enter Casa Azul with VIP tickets on this small-group Frida Kahlo tour.
“Super tour. Lovely neighborhood to bike around in and our guide Maya was warm and knowledgeable. Definitely recommend.”
Review of Mexico City’s 19-stop bicycle tour, with Chapultepec, Zócalo, Roma Norte, practical tips, value, safety, and Sunday advice.
“Would highly recommend this bike tour! We got to see many of the monuments and sites in a few hours and learn along the way. Yibram and Daniela are wonderful. We like the tour so much that we decided to join their food tour the next day.”
Review of Mexico Bike Tour in Mexico City, with Chapultepec, tacos, expert guides, cycling tips, price, safety, and booking advice.
“Antonio was a great guide. He has an in depth knowledge of the city, history and and current issues in Mexico. Great tour and fun riding bikes. Highly recommended”
Ride Puerto Vallarta’s streets, taste local tacos, see the Malecón, and finish with a beer or cocktail on this small-group tour.
“The guide was extremely nice and patient. We saw lots of wonderful sights and ate some delicious food along the way!!”
Explore 19 Mexico City sights by bike in four hours, with expert local guides, quality bikes, history, photos, and Sunday car-free streets.
“Interesting and informative covering major sites in the city. Most routes had less traffic so i felt safe. Finally lots of tips on other things to see and places to eat. Thank you!”
Explore Mexico City by e-bike, from Roma Norte to Chapultepec, with tacos, churros, landmarks, and a small group of nine.
“I did this e-bike tour in Mexico City and had such a great time. It’s an especially nice experience if you’ve never been to the city before- you get to experience all the neighbourhoods and you get to cover lots ground with the e-bikes.”
Ride through Mexico City’s murals, local neighborhoods, and street food stops on a small-group bike tour led by local guides.
“Ivan was knowledgeable and very pleasant and as a bonus introduced me to new MX food at lunch and provided context of some Mexican history and customs. Beautiful street art murals!”
Explore Mexico City by e-bike from Chapultepec to Centro Histórico, with tacos, local guides, safety gear, and practical city tips.
“We had a great day cycling around the city and getting to see the highlights. Our guide, Luis was awesome! We rode through Chapultepec park. Even though section 1 was closed as it was a Monday, they let us ride through it to commute, so we had that part of the park to ourselves. The. We rode down Avenida Paseo de La Reforma towards Centro Histórico. CDMX has a great bike lane infrastructure which made it feel safe. Lunch at a local taqueria was very good and well needed after all the pedaling. I highly recommend this tour to anyone especially at the beginning of your visit as it really…”
Cabo UTV and Sky Bike review covering Baja trails, Migriño Beach, costs, safety, pickup, tequila tasting, and who should book.
“Don’t book this company. Fernando forced us to get the optional coverage on our vehicle or pay a hold of $750 on my cc. This is not something disclosed upfront. Be prepared to spend an excess of money when you arrive at this facility.”
A practical review of Cozumel’s 3-hour e-bike city tour, with local history, taco tasting, beach time, safety tips, and honest value advice.
“We had a great time on this tour. We were in Cozumel on a cruise stop and booked this directly with Viator and not through the cruise line. Our guide, Gris, was really knowledgable about the island. We saw some spectacular sites, had wonderful delicious authentic tacos. The bikes were really nice and in great shape. Our guide gave a great overview and orientation of the trip. I would highly recommend.”
Review of Cabo’s camel ride and sky bike tour, with costs, itinerary details, safety tips, extra fees, and advice on who should book.
“If you look at the reviews of people who visited beforehand, there are surcharges. I was a little less surprised because I knew in advance through reviews, but some knew the exact price in advance, but some did not, so I will post the price information. As of July 2024. Park entrance fee was $25 USD per person, $38 USD per person for the optional Private Tour, $60 USD per SxS insured vehicle, and we also had option to choose additional medical insurance. Upon arrival, we paid the above amounts to enter the park and also had the option to purchase photos after the tour. The price of the photos…”
Review of Cabo’s electric bike and beach camel ride, with whale watching, Mexican buffet, tequila tasting, costs, tips, and practical details.
“Luis was my Guide. He was excellent. Friendly, informative, efficient, and makes excellent margaritas! It is a very dedicated employee and I wish him nothing but the best!”
Review of a private Playa del Carmen tour combining Coba by bike, cenote swimming, Tulum by boat, reef snorkeling, lunch, and hotel pickup.
“Right from the start this was a great tour from Xtramile Tours! Richard the tour operator called us the day before our tour and gave us explicit details on what our tour day would consist of. Our tour took us from our hotel in Playa Car to the Coba Pyramid, from there we went to a local restaurant for lunch which turned out to be one of the best meals of our week long stay. After lunch and some time to shop we went to a local cenote to swim in the cool crystal clear fresh water in side the cave. For the adventurous there are two dive platforms one…”
Ride Puerto Vallarta’s Malecon, Old Town, pier, market, church, and lighthouse with a private guide for $56.76.
“The bike tour with our guide was fabulous. It was just my husband and I and our tour guide, Juan, was just delightful. He was knowledgeable, kind and had great interpersonal skills. We biked the beach, the city and the towns which were full of life- churches, people, restaurants, and energy. It was such a treat to come upon the beach art and meet one of the artists coming to touch up his pieces. So much pride and history on this tour....took the morning tour which helped with less pedstrian traffic. Do this- super personal, got ice cream afterwards and got a very up close and personal look of the…”
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