BEST OF · MEXICO CITY BIKE TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 9 mexico city bike tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Cycle through Coyoacán, sample churros and tostadas, then enter Casa Azul with VIP museum tickets on this small-group tour.
“It’s a beautiful bike ride, just know that taxis don’t care that you’re on a bike. Be careful when crossing paths. This is such a fun way to really explore Coyoacan and know great history behind it.”
Review of Mexico Bike Tour in CDMX: a small-group ride with expert guides, Chapultepec, tacos, culture, and practical tips for cyclists.
“Probably the most high yield tour of our trip. Juan was a great guide to our tiny group of two, both for sightseeing (Chapultepec park is so charming!) and getting us accustomed to cycling in CDMX. Given the traffic here, cycling is the most efficient way to get around town. We were much more confident getting around on our ecobicis after Juan showed us the way.”
Explore Mexico City by e-bike through Roma, Reforma, Chapultepec, and Polanco, with tacos, churros, history, and a small group.
“I had a great experience seeing many interesting sights in many neighborhoods. Me guide was essential to navigate the experience with safety and he was very kind and informative.”
Ride beyond Mexico City’s usual sights to see murals, street art, local neighborhoods, and enjoy street food with a small group.
“Gaby and her team were great. She provided wonderful insight into the cultural significance of street art and murals, and we stopped at many points of interest. Her team did a great job of keeping the group safe on the busy streets of Mexico City too. The taco stand we stopped at was great too. On a side note, I think the owner of the bike shop could do a better job of maintaining the bikes. My brakes were very weak and could have used a change, and the bike my partner used had gears that shifted randomly. We weren’t expecting bikes like ours at home, but they definitely could…”
Ride Mexico City’s parks, Reforma, Centro Histórico, and Mercado de San Juan with e-bike transport, local guides, tacos, and snacks.
“We enjoyed a wonderful bike tour of the city along with great tacos! Ishmael was an amazing guide and navigated us through the city very safely. The routes primarily consisted of dedicated bike-only lanes and we traversed many different parts of the city. His extensive knowledge about the history was a bonus! I would highly recommend this experience.”
Explore Mexico City by bike through murals, local neighborhoods, artist workshops, street food, and history on this three-hour small-group tour.
“Our mural tour by bicycle was a most excellent adventure! Our tour guide, Ivan was the perfect guide sharing excellent historical and cultural information at each stop. Even his snack stop was fantastic. Highly recommended!”
Explore Mexico City by e-bike, from Roma and Condesa to the Zócalo and Chapultepec, with local guides, tacos, and plenty of history.
“Eduardo was amazing. Great way to get to know the city! Do this on your first day”
Review of Mexico City’s Neon Bike Party, a three-hour evening ride with monuments, street food, local guides, and practical booking advice.
“I didn't find the short trip interesting and the equipment used was in very poor shape. Not what I was expecting for the price.”
Explore Chapultepec Park by bike on a private English tour with historic sights, lakes, museums, castles, and a relaxed morning route.
“Bosque de Chapultepec is massive; the bike tour was the perfect way to see more of it and learn more than we would have on our own. The information on this tour helped us decide what parts of the park to visit by ourselves in the afternoon. It was a very peaceful morning biking through the quiet and shady park, stopping here and there to learn about the sights and history of the park. I recommend starting a Chapultepec day with this tour and then planning to stick around to see more of it. We also planned this for near the end of our trip so we wouldn't have any…”
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