Sydney by bike

The best Sydney bike tours

A 3-hour harbour e-bike ride across the Harbour Bridge, a 4-hour iconic sights ride and a 2.5-hour highlights loop on quiet routes. Here is which to book, with honest advice on what each costs per hour, what is not included and getting your money back if plans change.

By the Things to Do in Sydney editorial team 3 tours compared Prices checked 25 October 2026

See our 3 picks
Short answer

The best Sydney bike tour for most visitors is the 3-hour guided harbour e-bike tour, which rides across the Harbour Bridge. It is rated 4.9 from 315 reviews, from €87. With kids, pick a Bonza tour from The Rocks: they have kids' bikes, baby seats and tag-alongs.

Our 3 picks for Sydney bike tours

One e-bike tour over the bridge, then two rides from The Rocks, long and short. All three show free cancellation on GetYourGuide.

  • Sydney Harbour Bridge lit at night above a lamp-lit waterfront path with a palm tree from €87 per person Our top pick

    3 hours 4.9 (315) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Guided harbour e‑bike tour

    A 3-hour e-bike ride in a small group, across the Harbour Bridge and to Mrs Macquarie's Chair. The bike, helmet, water and sunscreen are included. It starts in Darlinghurst.

    Best for Most visitors, less effort on hills

    Check availability: Guided harbour e-bike tour on GetYourGuide
  • Gravel path curving across green lawn past paperbark trees in a Sydney park from €93 per person

    4 hours 4.8 (282) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Iconic sights bike tour, 4 hours

    A 4-hour ride to the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour and the Royal Botanic Garden, mostly on park paths and quiet streets. It starts at 30 Harrington Street in The Rocks.

    Best for The full loop, families

    Check availability: Iconic sights bike tour, 4 hours on GetYourGuide
  • Red bicycle with a basket leaning on a railing by a waterfront path and marina from €75 per person

    2 h 30 min 4.8 (138) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Highlights bike tour, 2.5 hours

    A 2.5-hour ride past the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge, through parks and along the water. It starts at 30 Harrington Street in The Rocks.

    Best for Short on time

    Check availability: Highlights bike tour, 2.5 hours on GetYourGuide

Sydney bike tours compared

Sydney bike tours compared
TourFromDurationWho it suitsWhy we picked it
Guided harbour e-bike tour 4.9 (315)€87
per person
3 hoursMost visitors, less effort on hillsRated 4.9 from 315 reviews, and it crosses the bridge.
Iconic sights bike tour, 4 hours 4.8 (282)€93
per person
4 hoursThe full loop, familiesThe longest ride, at about €23 an hour.
Highlights bike tour, 2.5 hours 4.8 (138)€75
per person
2 h 30 minShort on timeThe cheapest ride, from €75.
  • Guided harbour e-bike tour

    €87 per person3 hours 4.9 (315)

    Details
    Who it suits
    Most visitors, less effort on hills
    Why we picked it
    Rated 4.9 from 315 reviews, and it crosses the bridge.
  • Iconic sights bike tour, 4 hours

    €93 per person4 hours 4.8 (282)

    Details
    Who it suits
    The full loop, families
    Why we picked it
    The longest ride, at about €23 an hour.
  • Highlights bike tour, 2.5 hours

    €75 per person2 h 30 min 4.8 (138)

    Details
    Who it suits
    Short on time
    Why we picked it
    The cheapest ride, from €75.
  • Small group: Iconic sights bike tour, 4 hours takes up to 15 people.
  • None of the 3 includes hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point.
  • All 3 offer free cancellation.
  • Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 25 October 2026. Prices are “from” prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.

Sydney Harbour bike tours: which route

Only the e-bike tour rides across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It also goes to the Sydney Observatory and Mrs Macquarie's Chair.

The two Bonza rides start in The Rocks and pass the Opera House and the bridge. The 4-hour ride adds Darling Harbour and the Royal Botanic Garden.

E-bike tours in Sydney

The harbour tour is an e-bike tour, so the motor helps on the hills. You still need to ride a bike and use the gears.

Bonza says e-bike upgrades may be available when you arrive. Ask them before you book if you want one.

Bike or bus?

If cycling is not for you, the hop on hop-off Sydney bus covers the same sights sitting down.

These rides stay in the centre. For things to do in Penrith, Sydney, in the west of the city, plan your own day out.

Can I do it? Fitness, age and height

You need to know how to ride a bike on all three tours. The e-bike tour asks for moderate fitness.

The e-bike tour is not for children under 12, riders over 120 kg or riders under 150 cm. The Bonza rides take children, with kids' bikes, baby seats and tag-along bikes. They are not for people with heart problems.

Tips for a Sydney bike tour

  1. Wear closed shoes

    None of the three tours allows open-toed shoes.

  2. What is not included

    On the Bonza rides, drinks at the refreshment stop and tips are not included. The e-bike tour includes water and sunscreen.

  3. Price per hour

    The 4-hour ride costs about €23 an hour. The e-bike tour is about €29 an hour, and the 2.5-hour ride about €30.

  4. If your plans change

    All three show free cancellation on GetYourGuide. Check the cut-off time before you pay.

Sydney bike tours: questions and answers

Do I need to be fit for a Sydney bike tour?

A little. The e-bike tour asks for moderate fitness and the ability to use gears. The Bonza rides go mostly through parks and quiet streets.

Can kids join a Sydney bike tour?

Yes, on the Bonza rides, which have kids' bikes, baby seats and tag-alongs. The e-bike tour is for ages 12 and up.

Do bike tours cross the Harbour Bridge?

The guided harbour e-bike tour does. The two Bonza rides pass the bridge but do not list a crossing.

Are helmets included?

Yes. All three tours include a helmet with the bike.

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Written by the Things to Do in Sydney editorial team.