Mexico · CYCLING TOURS
The 15 best cycling tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
E-bike on a private Los Cabos Pacific ranch to the beach, with Mexican lunch, tequila and mezcal tastings, and hotel pickup near San Jose del Cabo.
“Did not receive accurate pickup information and missed the pick up. No return contact after I asked for reimbursement”
![Frida Kahlo VIP [Museum Tickets Included] Bike, Markets & Churros - Stop by stop: Del Carmen, Jardín Centenario, and the Coyoacán market](https://z.mexicantrips.com/wp-content/uploads/frida-kahlo-vip-museum-tickets-included-bike-markets-churros.jpg)
Bike Coyoacán with an English host, snack on churros and tostadas, then enter the Frida Kahlo Museum fast with VIP tickets.
“Our bike tour with guide Sebastian was the best part of our trip to Mexico City. He was a knowledgeable and engaging tour guide as well as trainer of trainee Emilio. I appreciated Sebastian's history background and ability to keep us on schedule as we biked to each location. Emilio has a background in philosophy and we were happy to chat with him throughout the tour. Sebastian gave us recommendations beyond the tour including places for live music. I am typically a nervous city bicyclist but this tour felt like a breeze. Traffic in Mexico City feels like water. Just flow with it.”
Half-day Mexico City bike tour for $70 with lunch and a small group of 10. Pedal less, eat more, learn from academics.
“Antonio was a knowledgeable guide. I appreciated the history he shared. I'm an experienced biker, and he was at times a bit tricky to follow in crowded areas. He chose a great route. We stayed a week after this tour and did most of our transit with the city rentals ecobici. Fantastic way to get around”
ATVs, horses, sky bikes, and Migriño Beach cliffs in Cabo. Hotel pickup, small-group fun, gear included, plus tequila tasting.
“We had a great time on the ATVs and Horses. I do recommend that Viator update their description to include the extra charges so people aren’t surprised to pay more fees when they arrive. They charge for the entry fee (which is stated in description) but they ALSO charge you $35 fee pp for riding ATVs or give you the option to do a $500 temporary hold on a Credit Card in case of any damages to the vehicle.”
ATV dunes, a Pacific horseback ride, and high sky bikes at Migriño in Cabo, with hotel pickup, guides, water, tequila, and kids care.
“I hate I had no pictures from the day. They want you to buy from them. Not allowed to bring phone, had to put in locker. They didn’t take very many pictures and the ones they did take were not good at all! So disappointing! Our guide (David) was amazing and the place was beautiful- just don’t have anything to show for it, sad!”
Cabo San Lucas UTV and Sky Bike combo with hotel pickup, desert and beach scenery, plus a tequila tasting and Migriño Beach stop.
“Pretty standard tourist activity. Not remarkable. A bit pricy for the mediocrity. NOTE: You do not actually get close to the water on the horses/ATV. You only see the. beach from a distance. Get the camels instead if you want to get close to the water.”
Beach ATV, free camel ride, and sky bike views at Migriño, with hotel pickup from Cabo and a herpetarium stop.
“Our tour guide Noel is top notch. From beginning to end he was extremely accommodating and knowledgeable. Super friendly and just overall great company. We enjoyed our time. The entire staff was amazing as well. As hot as Cabo was, we didn’t have time to sweat. They have breeze ways and you’re shuttled around from excursion to excursion. And let’s not talk about the food…. SUPER YUMMY!!! The camel feeding was so adorable. The camel ride was smooth and fun. We took the fastest UTV out for a spin along the beach side. It felt like an action movie. The tequila tasting was pleasant. We got a bottle of passion…”
Ride cruiser e-bikes through Bucerías, stop for espresso, agua fresca, tacos, ceviche, and beer, all in a small group.
“Pepe was a great host. The e-bikes make the experience very enjoyable. All of the food was very good, the portions were just right. The short details of each type of food or its history was interesting and not too much. Highly recommend this tour as a great way to start your day.”
Cycle Mexico City’s barrios on an Art Naco street art bike tour with murals, history stops, and a street-food break for about $52.
“Excellent tour!! Saw so much cool street art and even a few surprise stops that I didn't expect (at a cool library, unique housing development, ruins). Even ended with a street food snack that was delicious - all diets could be catered too (we has several vegetarians and me as a vegan on the tour). Definitely saw neighborhoods I never would have ended up at and so many beautiful murals. Very impressed with the attention to safety, with the guide leading us and another member of the Poray team blocking intersections to assure we made it through safely, even though we were a small group (around 6) Highly recommend. Thanks…”
Ride an e-bike through Cozumel, hit key sights, then enjoy taco tasting lunch and ice cream, guided in English for up to 12.
“Gentlemen that owned a jewelry store. He made me a customized coral reef choker necklace. Taking pictures of the different monuments in the city and ocean.”
Cabo San Lucas desert ATV, sky bike views, and a calm camel ride at Playa Migriño, plus a tequila tasting, round-trip pickup.
“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, $60 USD per SxS insured vehicle, and we also had option to choose additional medical insurance. Upon arrival, we paid the above amounts to enter the park and also had the option to purchase photos after the tour. The price of the photos…”
Ride mountain bikes through Tulum jungle to swim and snorkel in cenotes, then refuel with brunch or lunch at a private reserve.
“The biking tour to the cenotes with Luigi was awesome. He was very attentive and gave us very good information about the history, geology and mayan culture during the tour. Also, we had a very healthy and delicious breakfast at one of the tour brakes. The tour was worth every penny we spent on it. Totally recommend it!”
Cabo e-bike and beach camel ride with margarita class, unlimited Mexican buffet, and tequila tasting, plus winter humpback whales.
“First time riding an e-bike. I hadn’t ridden a bicycle in a number of years. As a senior I was a little nervous, but our guide, Raul, was great at teaching and encouraging me. Terrific! The property is beautiful, the route wonderful , the buffet delicious and the sunset spectacular. All in all a great experience.”
ATV ride through Baja dunes and beaches, then Sky Bike views over Cabo’s Pacific, plus tequila tasting. Pickup included, park fee extra.
“They price gauge, after you pay for your activity with Viator they will basically tell you you need to pay an additional 200$ for basic stuff for example- we got an atv but they didn’t have any more semi automatics so it was either wait 4 hours or pay 200$ for an automatic one. On top of that, they don’t let you take your phone or Fanny pack or anything- they charge $80 for 2 pics they airdrop to you.”
Electric bike tour of Mexico City monuments and neighborhoods with tacos, dessert stops, and local guides, in a small group for 4 hours.
“We had an amazing time on the bike tour. Eduardo and Sergio did a great job. It was really fun and educational well. Stopping for tacos and churros was a bonus. We covered A LOT of ground so we were able to see lots of things and different neighborhoods! Highly recommend doing it on Sunday as you get to experience Avenue Reforma completely shut down for bikes and runners. So happy we did it! Muchas Gracias Eduardo and Sergio! Kristin and Peter.”
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