CDMX · BIKE TOURS
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These are the 15 mexico city bike tours worth a day of the trip, each with its price, its length and the one detail that sets it apart. If you only compare a few, compare the top three.
Bike through Coyoacán, sample churros and tostadas, then enter Casa Azul with skip-the-line Frida Kahlo Museum tickets.
“Absolutely wonderful way to see the city!! This is a must do experience. Sebastian was outstanding so knowledgeable and experienced and fun!”
Cycle through 19 Mexico City highlights with Yibran and Daniela, from Chapultepec and Zócalo to Roma Norte, on a safe, social 3-hour ride.
“It was a lovely way to spend a sunny December Sunday in CDMX. I am glad I followed the suggestion to Schedule on Sunday to partake in the streets closed to cars and full of people enjoying them ! It was well organized, safe, informative and fun . My only regret is that I arrived last Sunday so couldn’t do it when I arrived. It’s a great overview of the city and interesting history as well .”
Explore Mexico City by bike with academic guides, Chapultepec rides, a cable car or chocolate stop, and tacos in a 10-person group.
“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”
See 19 Mexico City sights by bike in four hours, with history, safe riding, quality bikes, photo stops, and local food tips.
“Great tour. Knowledgeable and flexible guides. Bikes and helmets were top notch. Did it on a Sunday when the roads are closed. Highly recommended as a way to discover CDMX”
Review of Mexico City’s 4-hour small-group e-bike tour, with Roma, Reforma, Chapultepec, tacos, churros, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Really enjoyed this tour. Eduardo was an excellent guide: very knowledgeable and also played fun 80s music from his bike throughout the tour. Bikes were comfortable and easy to use. Tour covered many areas that I wouldn’t have otherwise seen, including lovely rides through neighborhoods like Roma North, Condesa and Polanco. Although a section of Chapultepec Park was closed, Eduardo was able to get us access. We made 2 separate stops for 2 different types of tacos (both delicious), as well as stops at a pastry shop and a coffee shop. Overall a wonderful few hours spent exploring the city. Highly recommend!”
Explore Mexico City’s murals and street art by bike, with local guides, neighborhood stories, safe group riding, and a street-food stop.
“I had a wonderful time with Ivan on the street art cycle tour. Ivan was enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the amazing art that adorns many buildings in Mexico City. We had some really nice vegan street food too! I highly recommend this tour - you won’t be disappointed.”
Ride Mexico City’s e-bike routes from Chapultepec to Centro Histórico, stopping for tacos, market treats, history, and local tips.
“Omar was an expert and made our experience memorable. Although there was lots of traffic we always felt safe.”
Explore Mexico City by bike with tamales, tacos, pastries, markets, parks, and a michelada on a four-hour street-food tour.
“This was fantastic! I learned a lot and was able to try food I never would have found on my own. Rigo was a fantastic tour guide.”
Ride beyond tourist Mexico City through murals, local barrios, artist workshops, street food, and three contrasting routes with Poray guides.
“First of all, we would like to thank this professional team. Gracias 🙏🏼 They are not just guide who show you around but real athletes. The team harmonizes so well that you feel extremely comfortable. Safety is also taken care of. We got a lot of impressions and were able to refine our Mexico City trip for the next few days. I can absolutely recommend it...”
Fly over Teotihuacan at sunrise, tour its pyramids, visit murals and a cave, then bike or walk through the valley with meals included.
“An amazing experience. The hot air balloon was just awe inspiring and something I’ll never forget. The tour was well run and very safe. We did the bike tour and they gave us safety vests and helmets and provided lights and helmets for the cave tour. Our guide, Luis, was incredibly knowledgeable and helpful and our driver, Giovanni, was a very safe driver.”
Cycle through Roma Norte and La Condesa, sampling standout tacos, street food, beer, and mezcal with a local guide in a small group.
“What a great way to explore the area and eat delicious food along the way! Marco was full of local knowledge and provided lots of recommendations for the rest of our visit. The biking felt safe and easy too. Highly recommend!”
Cycle beyond Teotihuacán’s pyramids, visit a mural-filled neighborhood and cave observatory, then enjoy local food on a six-hour guided tour.
“We had a fantastic time on this tour. Ramón was a knowledgeable and informative tour guide. The cycling was enjoyable as well.”
Ride through Roma Norte and Condesa, tasting five Michelin-linked taco stops, learning local food culture, and finishing with a michelada.
“This adventure was the highlight of our Mexico City trip: so much fun with the enthusiastic guides and such delicious and varied tacos that we wouldn't have tried on our own. Mexico City streets are busy and we really appreciated the guides riding ahead and beside us into intersections to calm traffic as we crossed. During stops we learned about the neighborhoods we were riding in, the cultural differences and similarities of them, as well as some history of the area. Though we were stuffed after consuming five tacos, we topped it off with a Michelada (sp) at the shop afterwards. Don't even look at other food tours. This one…”
Cycle Paseo de la Reforma and Chapultepec Park with a local guide, historic monuments, bike lanes, street food, and small-group attention.
“Gabby was an amazing host and took great care of us including providing a little first aid when we had a small bicycle mishap that required a little ice and neosporin We were able to see parts of the city that we later toured on foot and felt very safe on the bike lanes and crossing intersections with their guidance.”
See Mexico City by e-bike, from Roma and Reforma to the Zócalo and Chapultepec, with a local guide, tacos, and small-group riding.
“this tour was excellent ! We covered so much ground and saw A LOT! I would say the highlight of my trip ! The stops were great and the guide was fun... Luckily we had a gorgeous weather day and it was absolute perfection ... I would do this every time i visit!”
