South Africa · BIKE TOURS IN CAPE TOWN
The good bike tours in Cape Town fill up weeks out and the best go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes, and how they actually differ.
Quad bike the Atlantis Dunes near Cape Town with a guide and photo stop. Helmets and gear included, dunes permit extra.
“The guides were very helpful and gave us clear safety instructions. The tour was fun and the bikes were great to ride!”
Guide-led quad biking on Cape Town’s Atlantis Dunes. Helmets, bikes and smartphone photos included in a fun 1-hour small-group ride.
“Best journey ever, creating this platform for us mean so much , I will do thing that I told my self that I will never do”
Quad biking at Atlantis Dunes near Cape Town, guided ATV ride through white sand dunes and a photo session. Helmet and gear included.
“It was just over crowded, there service provider took in so many clients at the same hour and there was no personal touch”
Ride a quad across Cape Town’s Atlantis Dunes, then sandboard down white slopes on a small-group tour with safety briefings included.
“The guide made sure I enjoy my experience, he was friendly and patient.”
Guided ATV ride on Cape Town’s true white sand dunes with short instruction, photo stops, and patient guides. Small group, plus R200 permit.
“We had the time of our lives. Our guide was amazing. He took so many videos and photos of us we looked like a cover of a music album. Thank you for accommodating our date change and for being so prompt. Hands down the best company to use. My bike ran brand new and we had no issues. The ride was about an hour long.”
Ride a quad through the Atlantis Sand Dunes then try sandboarding with helmets and boards included, in a small group near Cape Town.
“Free riding on dunes. Catching sand in the face! Taking photos on the bikes with the majestic Table Mountain in the back”
Cycle Cape Town highlights in 3 hours with a small group. Bo-Kaap, Company Gardens, Greenpoint, St George’s Mall, Castle of Good Hope.
“Great way to learn about the city and history. Well organised and presented. Would highly recommend this”
Ride Cape Town on a guided 3-hour bike tour from the V&A Waterfront to Bo-Kaap, Castle of Good Hope, and Green Point Stadium.
“Our guide was great knowledgeable of the history & points of interest. Great to cycle with, kept us all safe & in line since we are not used to riding on the left side of the road.”
Guided eBike loop in Cape Town from Signal Hill to Clifton, with stops in Bo Kaap, De Waterkant, the Waterfront, and Atlantic beaches.
“Entspannte Tour mit einigen schönen Foto Stopps. Verkehr teilweise herausfordernd”
Guided quad biking in Cape Town at Atlantis Dunes, on automatic ATVs with safety gear, dune training, and Table Mountain views in 1 hour.
“Riding on a desert and taking pictures and the tour guide was cool and I was wondering why they not telling us about the permit money coz it's got me off guts”
E-bike with a local guide past Bo-Kaap, V&A Waterfront, Camps Bay, Table Mountain and Mandela Jetty, with photo stops on the Atlantic.
“Guide was extremely good. He managed to work out a route for us despite the CapeTown marathon/10k/5k races causing road closures. Only slight criticism is that he hasn’t been supplied with decent helmets. They were adequate but could do with upgrading”
1-hour Atlantis Dunes quad bike tour in Cape Town with a guide, safety gear, and a photo shoot, plus a 40-minute dune ride.
“so fun and different from regular atv. gorgeous place with tonz of professional pics taken by the guide. very friendly and welcomng”
Private 3-hour Cape Town bike tour linking Sea Point, Company Gardens, Bo-Kaap and the V&A Waterfront, with snacks, coffee and a pro guide.
“great passionate guide who shows you all the most beautiful places of Cape Town”
Ride Cape Winelands by e-bike with a guided vineyard tour and a wine tasting at an award-winning estate, from Cape Town.
“Nous sommes très déçus de cette activité pourtant bien notée. Attention pour ceux qui veulent la réserver. Ce n’est pas du tout une balade. Le terrain est très accidenté, glissant. On n’est pas à l’abris d’une mauvaise chute. Le circuit n’est pas du tout adapté au vélo électrique. Ma mère est tombée du vélo et s’en est sortie avec quelques égratignures et cela aurait pu être plus grave ! On ne visite pas vraiment les vignes car il n’y a quasiment pas d’arrêts photos , on passe juste et vite à travers ces dernières. En clair c’est une activité à réserver aux gens avides de sensations fortes et cyclistes confirmés.…”
Cycle Cape Town’s Cape Peninsula with a FGASA nature guide to Boulders Beach penguins, optional kayaking, Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope.
From the cableway to the Kruger gate, sorted by the kind of day you want.
