A 16 km guided e-bike loop of Melbourne, from the Yarra and the Shrine of Remembrance to the MCG, Fitzroy, the Royal Exhibition Building and Hosier Lane, with the motor doing the work on the hills. Groups of up to 10, mostly on bike paths and through parks.
Days
- About 4 hours
Age
- 12 years and over
Group size
- Up to 10 people
Start / finish
- Batman Park, Melbourne / Batman Park, Melbourne
Return
- See itinerary for details
Transport
- Pedal-assist e-bike, 16 km, mostly on bike paths
Meals
- No meals are listed as included; lunch stop in Fitzroy
Route
Included experiences
- Yarra River — ride the riverside paths with city views
- Shrine of Remembrance — stop at Melbourne's war memorial
- MCG and the Australian Open venue — ride through the sports precinct
- Cooks' Cottage and Parliament House — colonial and political history
- Fitzroy — lunch break in the cafe district
- Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens — World Heritage site
- Chinatown and Hosier Lane — finish among the street art
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Reviews
5.0
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Travellers consistently praise the knowledgeable and friendly guides, the excellent condition and performance of the e-bikes, and the well-paced itineraries that cover Melbourne's key landmarks and cultural highlights in a few hours. The most distinctive aspects of the tour are the informative café lunch stops and the relaxed, inclusive approach that makes the experience accessible to first-time e-bike riders and visitors alike. The only recurring caveat is that the lunch stop, whilst at a good-quality venue, can occasionally feel slightly slow during the tour schedule.
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Alan took us around the city and shared plenty of history. The bikes were easy to handle and the café lunch was good, a great way to see Melbourne.
A great experience with really friendly, welcoming and helpful staff who made everything easy. Excellent customer service and highly recommended.
Our guide Marcus was knowledgeable and helpful, even fetching a lower bike when mine was too tall for me, and he explained the e-bike settings well. He showed us places I'd never been, including the gardens, government buildings and the sports stadiums, and a guided ride is a safe and informative way to explore.
Marcus was a great guide, full of the city's history and taking us to the famous landmarks. My favourite was Rod Laver Arena, home of the Australian Open.
We had a great time with Leo, who was knowledgeable and a lot of fun. Highly recommend this tour.
Allen gave us a friendly, relaxed and informative tour on safe, easy e-bikes, which was our first time on them. We covered a real variety of sights and topics, and the lunch café was good quality. A must for visitors to Melbourne.
