Scotland · CYCLING TOURS
7 reviewed
The good cycling tours fill up first, especially between May and September. This is the shortlist: 7 of them, with prices, timings, and what makes each one different.
A 2-hour guided Inverness bike tour along River Ness and the Caledonian Canal, with stops at gardens, islands, and wildlife.
“The guide was extremely courteous and knowledgeable. She handle the safety of the group with professionalism. It was s great way to seeing all areas of Inverness.”
Cycle Edinburgh from sky views to sea breezes on a guided manual or e-bike loop with pickup, helmets, and rain gear included.
“This was a wonderful way to see Edinburgh! Johann was an outstanding tour guide, very personable and knowledgeable. The bikes were excellent and easy to operate (we chose the e-bikes). We would highly recommend this tour. We had no idea we were going to see as many sites as we did. Johann did a phenomenal job from beginning to end!”
Cruise Edinburgh by bike in a small group, with an e-bike option for 14+, plus stops from Union Canal to Leith and Portobello.
“Ricky was a great bike tour leader that took us through city and country side on a sunny day! He is knowledgeable and full of stories that give you a wonderful flavor of this beautiful city! We did about 13 miles with lots of stops for explanations and questions. I highly recommend this tour as a way to round out a visit to Edinburgh. Thank you!”
3-hour Glasgow bike or e-bike highlights tour along river paths to Kelvingrove and University cloisters, snack included, profits to charity.
“Martin was a very amiable guide. The wind got the best of the planned tour, but Martin had plan B and C. As we anticipated, we enjoyed the bikes and seeing Glasgow close up. Better to be comfortable on a bike for maximum enjoyment and we are so we did enjoy. Except the wind!”
Self-guided bike ride from Inverness to Loch Ness via Ness Islands and the Caledonian Canal, with bike hire, helmet, and maps.
“We really enjoyed being able to cycle to Loch Ness! We got to see a lot of the countryside on the way. Just be prepared. It’s a lot of uphill on the way there. We rode into Dohrn and sat at the beach. There’s an adorable little coffee trailer across the street. I would highly recommend riding bikes. You can take your time and see more of the area. Make sure you use your map as we got turned around a bit on the way back.”
Guided small-group Glasgow bike tour with bike, helmet, snacks, and Clyde bridges. See major sights fast on a 3-hour ride.
“Our tour guide Owen was fantastic. He was energizing. passionate, and eager to share each of the sights. Thank you for a great day. So many fun and informative stories!”
Cycle Edinburgh’s canals and coast on a small-group 20-mile loop, mixing big sights with Dean Village and Portobello beach.
“This tour was a great way to see a bunch of the city. Richard was a great guide, and we got a great feel for Edinburgh and it’s history. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone.”
