Ireland · BIKE TOURS IN DUBLIN
The 6 best bike tours in Dublin you can book today, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. Start at number one and work down.
Cycle Dublin’s 2.5-hour city tour by bike or e-bike, with local guides, historic stops, side streets, and practical Dublin riding tips.
“They canceled our tour . We were so disappointed. We were looking forward to it .we did our own walking tour.”
Ride Howth’s coast, cliffs, lighthouse, and quiet trails by e-bike in a small group with local guides and wide Dublin Bay views.
“WOW. So glad we went in this tour. I will say we had outstanding weather , sunny and 60 degrees (could have used some cotton gloves during cloudy areas but I'm usually cold). Nikki, our tour guide was a treasure. Great info, thanks wonderful sense of humor and so much fun. Saw so many beautiful sites in Howth. Consider it a MUST DO! 29 minute direct train from Dublin.”
See Dublin’s major sights by push bike or e-bike, with local guides, a small group, and useful history in about two hours.
“The tour was great, if you see the city with Gray and our guide was excellent”
See Dublin Castle, Guinness Gate, Kilmainham and more by e-bike with a local guide on this lively 2.5-hour city tour.
“A fun and educational adventure! Great way to see parts of Dublin. E-bikes certainly made it easier than having to peddle ourselves. Our tour guide - Laura - was wonderful. Filled us in on lots of history and answered all of our questions. A highlight of our trip to Dublin.”
Rent a bike for seven hours in Phoenix Park, Dublin, with a helmet, map, safety vest, and route tips for castles, deer, and park cafés.
“It was a blast seeing the beautiful parts of Phoenix Park. They didn't have our Viator reservation, though. Luckily, I had my ticket and proof of payment.”
Cycle through Dublin’s canals, Georgian streets, castles, cathedrals, and local pub districts with a lively 2.5-hour guide-led tour.
“It was great to see the different parts of the city close up so that we were able to plan the rest of our stay, and take in some of what we had seen in more detail. It really helped to orientate ourselves and Nick provided a fun, light-hearted history of Dublin on the way. Highly recommended.”
Pick a coast, a valley or a distillery.
