Canada · BIKE TOURS IN TORONTO
Short on days and long on options. These 5 bike tours in Toronto are the ones worth a slot, each with its price, its duration and the thing to know before you commit.
Ride through central Toronto at an easy pace with guides such as Carlos, Ryan, Oscar, and Consuela. Expect about 15 km, frequent stops, bike lanes, parks, waterfront views, city history, water, snacks, and photos in some groups. Beginners are welcome, but you will still navigate some busy roads.
“Carlos was great, looked after us. Very informative, just the right level.”
Ride through downtown Toronto with a local guide for about 3.5 hours. You’ll see the CN Tower, Chinatown, Kensington Market, City Hall, the Financial District, St. Lawrence Market, Sugar Beach, and more. Bikes, helmets, water, and granola bars are included. The easy route has a maximum of 12 riders.
“Ryan and Isabella were fun and informative! They were very friendly and they work well together!! We felt very safe and they worked well together!!”
Meet your guide in downtown Toronto, get fitted with a bike and helmet, then ride to the ferry for a 3.5-hour tour of the car-free Toronto Islands. Guides such as Sydney, Oscar, Ryan, and Mariana lead easy-paced rides past Gibraltar Point Lighthouse, beaches, cottages, and skyline viewpoints, with stops for stories, photos, water, and snacks.
“I really enjoyed this tour. The Toronto Islands are beautiful and scenic. I really enjoyed the change of pace from the bustling Toronto. Our guide Sylvia was awesome, she was very knowledgeable about the islands and very personable.”
Meet at 8:30 a.m. near the Village by the Grange for a leisurely 3.5-hour ride with a local guide such as Oscar, Sydney, Ryan, or Jenny. You’ll cross the harbor by ferry, explore car-free island paths, see the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse and Royal Canadian Yacht Club, and stop for snacks and skyline photos. Bikes, helmets, water, and the ferry ticket are included.
“Jenny was a great guide! She has a wealth of knowledge about Toronto and the Islands and loves sharing her town via bikes!”
Ride an e-bike through Toronto with an English-speaking guide, including Mariana, who leads you beyond the usual sights into Lower Ossington, St. James Town, Trinity Bellwoods, Graffiti Alley, Rosedale, and the waterfront. The 210-minute tour includes a bike, helmet, water, and snack, with groups capped at eight.
“Mariana was a great guide very pleasant and full of useful information highly recommend best trip we have done the whole holidays A*****”
Pick a summit, a shoreline or a table.
