BEST OF · AUSTRALIA BIKE TOURS
Good australia bike tours fill up weeks ahead and the best ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cycle Rottnest Island at your own pace with ferry transfers, beach stops, quokkas, bike hire, and optional snorkel gear from Perth.
“Very efficient service at the harbour to pick up boarding pass & bikes all ready & waiting. The island map had very clear cycle routes but on the island there was no signage just road names. Not the operators fault though”
Sydney Bike Tours offers a friendly, active way to see 30 landmarks, from the Opera House to the Harbour Bridge, with flexible routes.
“The excursion is not very tenuous. You will see all the major points of the beautiful city. Bring a water bottle with you. No need for an electrical bike.”
Review of Rottnest Island from Fremantle with ferry transfers and bike hire, including routes, beaches, quokkas, costs, and practical cycling tips.
“fast trip to the island. Collection of bikes was seamless.”
Review of Melbourne’s small-group bike tour, covering laneways, gardens, river views, landmarks, guides, price, fitness, and booking tips.
“Phillip was great! Biking is a perfect way to see this beautiful city!! Highly recommend this tour!!!”
Review of Melbourne’s 4.5-hour guided bike tour, covering major sights, Aboriginal history, Fitzroy lunch, bikes, safety, price, and practical tips.
“Enjoyed the city bike tour. We were upgraded to E-bikes which as nice and made the tour very comfortable. I’d actually recommend the E-bike option as there are many hills. Our guide was very good but does require a basic bike maintenance course as he didn’t know how to put his own chain back on and luckily a chap from our group as able to do it for him. It is a fantastic way to see a bit of the city.”
Cycle Rottnest Island from Perth with ferry transfers, beaches, quokkas, bike hire, swim stops, and practical tips for a full day out.
“The ferry takes 1,5h one way, sometimes the sea ist stormy, maybe you become seasick. But it was a great day with a lot of adventures! The island is very beautiful and the quokkas really cute.”
Review of Manly’s self-guided bike tour, with beaches, harbour views, North Head, rental tips, pricing, route stops, and practical advice.
“This was a great way to see the Manly Beach area. They provided breakfast staff was held our stuff so we didn’t have to take it all with us.”
Ride from Fremantle to Rottnest Island with SeaLink ferry, bike hire, quokka sightings, 63 beaches, and a full day to explore.
“Was nice to explore the Island by bike and take lots of Quokka photos. Make sure to take plenty of water and sunscreen with you.”
Review of Rottnest Island by ferry and bike, with quokkas, beaches, snorkeling, practical costs, cycling tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Fabulous. Not to be missed. A wonderful memory. I would suggest to future travellers to take fly spray.”
Ride from Mt Wellington’s summit through Tasmanian rainforest on an easy guided bike tour with views, waterfalls, and friendly support.
“Beautiful mountain! Incredible panoramic views from the top after a short drive. Then a super fun downhill mountain bike experience begins with a quick stopover at a quaint snack shop. Our guide, was kind, informative & professional with outstanding equipment. We enjoyed our stops and discussions, especially the waterfall in the rainforest. They offer gloves, jackets, and neck warmers if needed at the summit. A very thoughtful and comfortable consideration. Plus, they have fun merchandise to commemorate your trip to Tasmania.”
Review of Sydney’s 3-hour guided harbour e-bike tour, covering the bridge, Opera House, history, practical details, value, and who should book.
“We had an incredible time on our Sydney e‑bike tour! We absolutely loved every minute of this experience. From the moment we set off, our guides were bursting with energy, humour, and genuine passion for Sydney. It was clear they weren’t just doing a job, they were sharing the city they love, the stories that shaped them, and the little details you’d never find in a guidebook. We laughed the whole way through thanks to their quick wit and fun storytelling, and we always felt safe and supported on the e‑bikes. The route was stunning, the pace was perfect, and the guides made the whole group feel like old friends…”
Review of Melbourne’s 4-hour e-bike tour, covering major sights, Fitzroy lunch, city history, safety, value, and practical tips.
“A great way to learn about and see Melbourne, the operator made it a really good day. Finished in 4 hours”
Cycle through Kuitpo Forest and McLaren Vale vineyards, taste wine at two wineries, enjoy local produce, and return to Adelaide in a small group.
“This is an absolute must do!!! The countryside scenery can not be experienced on foot or in a van, it just can't. The lovely smell of the flowers, the wind in your hair and the smile on your face as you travel on the bikes is second-to-none. I would do this tour, again and again. Ian was our guide, he was professional, safe and fun to spend the day with!”
Review of the Rottnest Island fast ferry from Hillarys with bike hire, covering value, hills, quokkas, beaches, ferry travel, and practical tips.
“Could not ride the bike because it was not a step through bike and couldn't get my leg over the high bar on the bike .Should have at least two different types of bikes to suit more people .”
Ride the Northern Rivers Rail Trail by e-bike, with tunnel views, cafés, gelato, family extras, and shuttle transport from Byron Bay.
“Plenty of places along the way to take a spell. The coffee at Hosanna’s is excellent and the baby farm animals and waterslide are cool too. Heath’s Old Wares at Burringbar is one of the best antique emporiums you will see. The Victory Read more”
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