Brazil · CYCLING TOURS
4 reviewed
Treat this as the list a carioca would text you. 4 cycling tours, each with a price, the verdict of people who went, and the catch nobody mentions until after you pay.
Pedal São Paulo downtown highlights in 3 hours and 9 to 12 miles, starting at Portinha183, with major landmarks, art stops, and snacks.
“The guide Arhur was fantastic. He was very friendly, very informative and obviously very passionate about the city São Paulo. He took lots of photos and videos and ensured safety using his phone instead of getting his out. Great way to see a section of the city.”
Small-group Rio bike tour with expert English guides, three itineraries, iconic sights, and optional lunch, from Copacabana to Lapa.
“Philip (who led trip) is a seasoned cyclist, who's been living in Rio for quite a while) - is also a good leader. One other (minor) positive was that the group was made up of northern Europeans - felt at home, again!”
Cycle through Brasília’s superquadras and churches on a 3-hour Fatima neighborhood tour with free stops, great guides, and small-group pacing.
“This is a very good tour for learning how people live in the superquadras of Brasília. My guide Duda took me to a typical superquadra and its nearby shopping area, school, and cinema. The tour ended with a visit to the beautiful Santuário Dom Bosco.”
Bike through São Paulo street art: Ibirapuera, Museu Afro Brasil, Batman Alley, Minhocão, MAAU murals, Carandiru ruins. $85.
“I was lucky enough to have a private tour. Lucas was a great guide, very knowledgeable about the artists and the city of Sao Paulo overall. I feel like a saw a lot of the city in a short period of time, which was perfect for my overall travel schedule.”
