BRISBANE BIKE TOUR

Explore Brisbane on two wheels!

VIEWS OF THE CITY

BIKES AND HELMET INC.

BOUTIQUE SMALL GROUP

Price from

$99pp

2 Hours - 2pm-4pm

Pedal bikes only - no E-bikes

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Tour Details

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our brisbane bike tour, a two-hour guided ride showcasing Brisbane's iconic landmarks and scenic paths. Suitable for most fitness levels, this tour combines active exploration with cultural insights, offering a unique perspective of the city. Highlights include the Storey Bridge, Kangaroo Point Cliffs, and the vibrant South Bank. Don't miss this chance to experience Brisbane like never before on our brisbane bike tour. Book today for an eco-friendly, memorable outing.

Adults: from $99

Children (ages 10–12): from $89

Duration: 2 hours

Fitness Level: Medium - moderate cycling required (roughly 12km's)

Group Size: 1 to 8 participants

Start Location: Historic Naval Offices, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane

What’s Included

Guided bike tour with a friendly local expert

High-quality bicycle and helmet provided

Complimentary sunscreen

Safety briefing and support throughout the ride

What You'll See

Kangaroo Point Cliffs with sweeping city skyline views

Glide past the City Botanic Gardens, a lush oasis in the city center

Ride across two iconic Brisbane bridges

Follow the riverside cycling path to Howard Smith Wharves

Explore the New Farm neighborhood

See the South Bank precinct and North shore of the Brisbane river.

Why Join This Brisbane Bike Tour?

Fun, active way to explore Brisbane in just 2 hours

See top attractions and hidden local spots

Great for families, small groups, and solo travelers

Eco-friendly, health-conscious sightseeing option

Led by knowledgeable locals who share stories, history, and personal tips

What our guests are saying

"I did the cycling tour as part of our work offsite. Guy was informative and taught us some interesting facts about Brisbane city. Definitely recommend doing this trip at least once to get a new perspective on Brisbane."

Sarnia