MEXICO
The ones worth booking.
The 15 most popular cycling tours in Mexico right now. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Ride an electric bike through a private Pacific ranch, then coast to the beach for quesadillas, lunch, and tequila tasting in Los Cabos.
“If you enjoy bike riding on desert paths and on the beach, then this trip is for you. Our guide Isha rocked.”
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Bike through Coyoacán, stop for 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…”
Mexico City bike tour with a small group of 10, academics as guides, taco lunch, optional cable car or chocolate, and low-stress pacing.
“The best thing we did in Mexico City was this bike tour! The guide was fantastic giving great information, easy to follow routes through the city with ease. Yummy stop at chocolate museum and taco shop. We enjoyed meeting the others in the group which made the experience even more fun. We highly recommend without…”
Cabo San Lucas UTV, horseback, and sky bike adventure with hotel pickup, Migriño Beach dunes, included gear, and 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…”
Small-group e-bike loop through Mexico City with Reforma landmarks, historic squares, and taco and churro stops.
“Excellent tour leaders! Nice highlight stops which gave a good overview of the “downtown” center. I would recommend this to experienced riders who are comfortable riding in traffic. There are lots of separated riding but many times you will need to deal with close proximity riding with cars. Overall, a great urban cycling experience!!”
ART NACO is a 3-hour small-group bike tour through Mexico City street art, with free museum time, street snacks, and extra safety staff.
“Stops on the tour were great and art was amazing. Guide rambled a bit and was hard to understand at times. She also talked about things that didn’t seem relevant. But the most frustrating part was waiting 35 minutes for a late guest and a photographer. So the tour ran over by 50 minutes. Not…”
ATV dunes, Pacific horseback, and sky-bike views in one Cabo adventure with hotel pickup, tequila tasting, and kid-friendly care.
“Our tour guide, Darvin was great. The horses were amazing. We upgraded to a private tour guide (great decision) but also upgraded to a side by side which yes, was more safe, but not worth an extra $100. Definitely stick with the old fashioned 4 wheeler/quad. The views were amazing, it seemed as if they…”
Mexico City e-bike tour linking Chapultepec, Reforma and Centro Histórico, plus Mercado de San Juan snacks with safety gear.
“Ishmael was a terrific, an experienced bicyclist and tour leader. The traffic in Mexico City can be daunting. But we all felt well lead by his skillful navigation abilities. It was a great route. And our stop for tacos, was delicious and satisfying. I highly recommend his tours as a way for getting up close…”
A packed 2-hour Cabo combo with a Polaris RZR UTV, Sky Bike views, horseback, Migriño Beach, and a tequila tasting, with easy pickup.
“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.”
ATV desert trails, free camel ride, and sky bikes above Migriño Beach, with Cabo hotel pickup for about 3 hours.
“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…”
Ride Bucerías on a comfy bike, then eat espresso, tacos, ceviche, and beer on a small-group tour with an expert local guide.
“This experience is something everyone should enjoy in this wonderful town! Pepe was an amazing guide who made everyone feel comfortable whether or not they had ever ridden an E-bike or not. The pacing was perfect and stops both interesting and yummy! We were very full and had learned a good amount from Pepe about…”
4½-hour bike-and-street-food loop through Roma, Condesa, and Chapultepec: coffee, tamales, tacos, mercados, and park views.
“We enjoyed bike tour so much!! Very well planned. Try to do it on Sunday - streets are closed for the cars. Rigo is amazing!!! Food spots and market 👌👌👌”
Bike through Mexico City’s barrios for murals, street food, and local history. Small group, 3 hours, $52.
“Everything was well organized. The two guides ensured the safety of the tour. Oscar was a fine guide. This is a great way to see beautiful murals and non touristic neighbourhoods.”
Cycle through Tulum jungle to 2–3 cenotes, snorkel and swim, then eat lunch by water or canopy. Small groups, $119.
“Great tour with Pablo and Angela. I will totally recommend this tour to my friends! Thanks for the great time!”
Ride an e-bike through Cozumel with a small-group guide, then enjoy included tacos and ice cream in the heart of town.
“Gris was so delightful and very communicative of the key destinations. She was so thoughtful to lend me her helmet as it was a better fit! Perfect outing while in Cozumel.”
