Buenos Aires · NORTH & SOUTH BIKE CIRCUITS
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Buenos Aires is flat, wide and made for two wheels. These 12 rides split the city cleanly: the northern loop through Recoleta and the Palermo parks, the southern run down to San Telmo and La Boca along the old port. Each one below with its distance, its pace, and whether the bikes are pedal or electric.
4 hours on a small-group bike tour through Buenos Aires’ North or South highlights, with big-landmark stops and bilingual storytelling.
“Santiago was a lovely guide, he gave out ponchos when it started to rain, sadly the weather just deteriorated so wasn’t really conducive to lots of chat/ questions! The bikes were comfortable”
Buenos Aires by bike for 7 hours with an included lunch. Small group, key sights across neighborhoods, and a guide who brings it all to life.
“The guide was excellent. Very friendly and knowledgeable. This was literally a full day activity full of fun and lots of places where I could really get good knowledge about the city.”
A 3-hour bike tour through Recoleta and Palermo, with Puerto Madero’s waterfront, Evita’s cemetery, and park highlights for $45.
“It was a great long bike ride and the guide was nice, but there was very little information given along the way and we saw so many things of interest that could have been talked about. We still really enjoyed the ride and got ideas of places where we want to return during our stay. It was a great way to start the trip.”
A small-group Buenos Aires bike tour with an included lunch in Puerto Madero, flat routes, and guided neighborhood stories from San Telmo to Palermo.
“Great way to see Buenos Aires. The ride is pretty flat and easy to get around. The lunch was good . Great day”
Bike through San Telmo and La Boca, then Puerto Madero, the Ecological Reserve, and Plaza de Mayo with a bilingual guide.
“Leo, the tour guide, was very entertaining and keen to give us as many facts and figures and anecdotes as possible. Great tour ! Will totally recommend it to my friends.”
Ride Buenos Aires’ hidden street art by bike on a 4-hour private tour, from Calle Lanín to Barracas murals and La Boca.
“Fun informative easy ride through off beaten path parts of city I would not have otherwise seen. Decorative; Historical; sports; political; community life so a wide variety of art and scale. Some impressive talent . Guide was relatively new at job but very knowledgable.”
A 4-hour bike tour through San Telmo, La Boca, Caminito, Reserva Ecologica, Puerto Madero, and Plaza de Mayo for $38.
“Great trip! the Tour guide Sam, was so cool and patient he shows us around the city and cool places and riding a bike on a sunday day its just a cooler way to see the city! i highly recomend it!”
Cycle Palermo’s lanes to Recoleta Cemetery, Floralis Generica, and Palermo parks, with helmet, mate, and alfajores included.
“My wife and I opted for this bike tour as we had a late-night flight out of Buenos Aires. It was a perfect way to enjoy the Palermo neighborhood and its beautiful green areas for four hours. Our tour guide, Julian, did a great job leading our ride. He is personable and made sure we were safe all along. For all but a few blocks, we rode the city's expansive "ciclovias" (dedicated bike lanes). Julian knowledge of Argentina/Buenos Aires history, culture and daily life make for a rewarding cultural experience. Finishing our ride at the iconic Floralis Generica drinking "mate" was a special treat. Highly recommended.”
3-hour Buenos Aires bike tour with a bilingual guide. Pick South or North circuit: San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, parks. Helmet included.
“The tour was excellent — the perfect way to discover such a complex and vibrant city as Buenos Aires! The guide was incredibly friendly and professional, making the whole experience even more enjoyable and insightful”
A 3-hour Buenos Aires e-bike tour through San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, and Reserva Ecologica with river views and football-and-tango stops.
“Great tour. Perhaps a few minutes at some of the stops for a coffee”
Bike Buenos Aires south in 3 hours, from San Telmo and La Boca to La Bombonera, Puerto Madero, the Ecological Reserve, and more.
“Our guide was very knowledgable and made sure the tour was perfectly paced, highly recommended.”
Ride an e-bike through Buenos Aires’ North: San Telmo to Puerto Madero, Recoleta, Palermo gardens, and big-city landmarks, guided in English/Spanish.
“We really enjoyed the day. We had great weather and learned a lot from our guide while cruising around.”
