DUBLIN
Dublin’s best days out.
The 9 most booked dublin bike & e-bike tours, with prices, run times and who you reserve through. The ones worth an early start, and what each is actually like once you turn up.
A relaxed 2.5-hour guided bike or e-bike tour through Dublin’s top sights, with safety gear and local stories included.
Most Popular“It was our first time to Dublin so we were keen to explore this wonderful city and Cycle Dublin Bike Tours did not disappoint. Our guide Leah was knowledgeable with the history of the points of interest, included a fun fact every stop and led at a good steady pace. Highly recommend 👌”
Ride e-bikes along Howth’s coast, cliffs, and harbors with a small guide-led group. Easy effort, big panoramic payoffs.
“Great experience! We enjoyed taking in the panoramic views of Howth, from wide angles as our E bikes allowed us to journey further afield vs walking alone. And, those bikes were a lot of fun to ride with plenty of power to scale steep hills and heavy duty tires to take on off-road paths. Karen…”
Cycle Dublin with a local guide on a push or e-bike, covering top landmarks and key neighborhoods in a small-group ride.
“All good EXCEPT hard to find the meeting place - there are 2 Drury St car parks. One has bike parking - that’s the one you want. Get Your Guide directions on GPS were wrong and took us down a side street! Not fault of the tour, Get Your Guide’s fault entirely!”
Ride an e-bike with a local guide through Dublin’s big landmarks and lesser-known history, with photo stops at Guinness and Kilmainham.
“Jack O was an excellent travel guide and history teacher through the heart of Blackpool (Dublin). His depth of knowledge and the ease of the bike tour only made me want more. I’ll be back here with much more to see thanks to him!”
7-hour bike rental at Phoenix Park Bikes in Dublin. Helmet, map and optional e-bikes included—ride to Magazine Fort and Ashtown Castle.
“A great way to see a majority of the park… walking will be better for the interior trails. The deer herds were bigger than I expected”
See Dublin’s best sights and local music stops on a 2.5-hour guided bike tour near St Stephen’s Green for about $40.
“We had a wonderful time with our very enthusiastic guide Robby. Robby gave us much information about Ireland with a lot of humor. We are very glad we booked this bike tour. good bikes and safe with helmet.”
Small-group e-bike tour of Howth’s coast: harbour lanes, Sutton Martello Tower, Baily Lighthouse and cliff views around Howth Head.
“It was great tour that I can recommend for everyone who is visiting Dublin, you can hear interesting stories about History of Dublin, people who are living there from great Local Guide, and see the great views. Also do not afraid the weather, just come prepared.”
Cycle Dublin’s waterways and parks with a guide like Ben, from Bull Island to Kilmainham, with bike and safety gear included.
“We had a fabulous time on this tour. Ben, our guide, was a total pro and absolute delight. He was very safe, an excellent communicator, shared interesting Irish history and took us all over the city and countryside.”
Private eco bike tour of Dublin to Trinity, Dublin Castle, Temple Bar, cathedrals, parks, and Docklands, with an optional Kilmainham stop.
“our guide was level headed and insightful. had a good time looping about the city Robert took care to assess our urban biking skills and general level of two-wheeled capabilities. endorsed. ( unfortunately lost my wide brimmed hat which left at the bike shop )”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
