Melbourne by Bike
Why walk when you can ride the sights?
Don't just "see" Melbourne. Understand it with Melbourne By Bike! Contact Murray.
On the Melbourne by Bike City Tour you'll see more in a few hours than most see in days.
Explore Melbourne’s coolest streets, parks, shops, cafes, hidden laneways and multicultural neighbourhoods.
Experience real Melbourne hospitality on this leisurely ride with a local guide in small friendly groups (usually 8 or less).
It’s the perfect way to start any Melbourne visit and to get your bearings.
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AU$ 120
Overview
Tour Operator Melbourne by Bike
Enjoy this easy, fun tour - rediscover the wind in your hair and the freedom of eco-friendly cycling
See why international fashion mag Lucire described this as “the jewel in the crown” of Melbourne tours, NZ's Metro Magazine named it one of the top 10 things to do in Melbourne and why we're reviewed so well on TripAdvisor.
With Melbourne By Bike Tours you'll see more in a few hours than most see in days. Get your bearings as you explore Melbourne’s grooviest streets, parks, shops, cafes, hidden laneways and multicultural neighbourhoods. Experience real Melbourne hospitality and sample some gourmet treats on this leisurely ride with a local guide. It’s the perfect way to start any Melbourne visit.
- Find out which Italian cyclist founded Melbourne’s “Little Italy”, why Melbourne
- was originally called Batmania and why a stuffed Kiwi horse is the number one drawcard at Melbourne Museum in this tour designed by Melbourne journalist and photographer Murray Johnson
- Learn why Melbourne’s streets are lined with lava and its Eureka Tower is glazed in real gold
- Discover the Greek tavern that has no menu and Melbourne’s best-kept-secret – Little Saigon
- Melbourne’s best rooftop bar, the men’s salon that gives you a free Aussie beer with every haircut, the shop that boasts 40,000 cookbooks and lots more quirky “inside” info on the world’s most liveable, rideable city. Enjoy this easy, fun tour
- Rediscover the wind in your hair and the freedom of eco-friendly cycling