SCOTLAND
Scotland's standouts.
The 10 most-booked cycling tours in Scotland. What each day actually includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
A 2-hour small-group bike tour through Inverness waterways along River Ness and the Caledonian Canal with lively stops 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.”
Ride Edinburgh Sky to Sea by bike or e-bike with hotel pickup, guided stops from Holyrood views to Leith’s port atmosphere.
“We had a great time on this bike tour. Johan was an exceptional guide; he was very accommodating, informative and fun. It was the perfect way to see a lot of great sites of Edinburgh in one enjoyable afternoon.”
Cycle through Edinburgh’s canals, parks, coast, and Leith on a 3.5-hour small-group tour, with optional e-bikes for ages 14+.
“We had a great experience with the tour. Ricky and Bobby were great guides, and Lucy (Ricky's dog) was such a good girl! They also took us to areas that we would not go by ourselves, so we got to see a completely different version of the city.”
A 3-hour Glasgow bike or ebike highlights tour: river paths, Govan, Kelvingrove, University cloisters, parks, and one sweet snack.
“Highly recommended! The bikes were comfortable and well maintained, and our guide Conor was friendly, knowledgeable, and high-energy. It was lovely to bike along the Clyde, see many of Glasgow’s murals, ride through the park, and visit historic sites.”
Cycle from Inverness to Loch Ness at your pace with bike hire, maps, and peaceful roads to Dores for Loch Ness views.
“The scenery is amazing! The bikes are excellent and reliable. You can go in you own pace and nobody is rushing you, if you want to stop to take in the beautiful view on the way. We had an amazing time! Strongly recommend 👌🏾”
Bike through Glasgow in 3 hours: helmet and rental included, local guide, snacks, free stops, plus iconic Clyde bridges and museums.
“I travelled with my daughter. The best part was our interaction with our guide, Dillon who made the experience enjoyable, informative and good fun.”
Ride Edinburgh’s canals, Dean Village, and Portobello Beach on a 20-mile circular bike tour in a small group with bikes and guide.
“One of the highlights of our trip to Scotland. Jill and Gail were fabulous guides! There is so much more of Edinburgh to see beyond the Royal Mile and cycling is a great way to explore the city”
Small-group e-bike day trip from Edinburgh into the Highlands, mixing a guided railway trail, Rob Roy sites, castles, and photo breaks.
“Johann was such a great guide. The weather wasn’t favorable for our tour day and he went out of his way to accommodate our group. Our tour group was small enough to allow for good interaction and connection with our guide Johann. We highly recommend this tour. Such a great way to see the Scottish…”
A family-friendly Edinburgh bike ride from Craigmillar Park to the coast, passing Arthur’s Seat and ending back at Bridgend Farmhouse Cafe.
“Great fun for all ages, you do not have to be a cyclist other than be confident riding a bike. I loved it! My 8 year old daughter had a brilliant time. It is a little pricey but in the end a wonderful memory. I would highly recommend it!”
Small-group Edinburgh e-bike tour with Arthur’s Seat views, Old Town, Dean Village, and Leith train spotting in about 3 hours.
“Great overview of the city. We went to all the highlights and made a few stops. Easy ridding. Highly recommend”
