Walking & Biking Tours in Mexico

Cycle the city streets of Mazatlan during a half-day bike tour with a local guide - a perfect introduction for first-time visitors. See highlights such as the historic district, the fort, the cliff divers, the cathedral, and the local market. Pedal along the Mazatlan boardwalk and enjoy views of the islands and beaches. Plus, choose from morning or sunset departures to easily fit this tour into your schedule.

The Mexican city of Puebla, a UNESCO World Heritage site, includes historic landmarks like the towers of the Puebla Cathedral and the gold-covered Rosary Chapel. This half-day tour visits these sites, plus the  antique shops of Callejon de los Sapos (Alley of the Frogs), Barrio del Artistas artists neighborhood, Mercado el Parian handicraft market, and the "Street of Candies," where you can buy sweets from the nuns of Puebla's convents.

Art and culture lovers can experience the sights, colors, and tastes of Mexico City's Centro Historico on this private full-day walking tour. Home to more than 700 years of rich history, the UNESCO World Heritage Site lends itself well to walking: tick off top attractions such as the Murales de Diego Riviera and visit Templo Mayor and the National Palace of Fine Arts.

Visit one of the most charming parts of Mexico City with this bike tour of Coyoacan. Begin at Parque Mexico in stylish Condesa, then hop on your bike to Coyoacan. Ride through the cobblestone streets and learn about the life of legendary painter Frida Kahlo. Enjoy a guided tour of her former home, the Casa Azul, which bursts with the painter's personality, before your return to Condesa.

Get an in-depth perspective on the San Angel neighborhood of Mexico City during this 7-hour walking tour. Learn about the history of the area, once rural, and get a comprehensive overview of the neighborhood's historic landmarks.

Get the most out of limited time in Mexico City with this tour designed for seeing as many of the city's highlights as possible during a half-day layover. This private walking tour is customized to fit your itinerary and interests. Meet your guide at a convenient central location in the capital's historic center (or arrange airport pickup for an additional fee) and get guided from attraction to attraction.

Experience some of Mexico City's main highlights on this guided bike tour. See the famed Diego Rivera mural at the National Palace, check out the Angel of Independence on Paseo de la Reforma, admire the centuries-old Metropolitan Cathedral and much more. Learn about the city's rich, ancient history from your guide and customize your itinerary to suit your interests. Tour includes bike, entrance fees and lunch. 

Leave the beaches of Puerto Vallarta behind on an advanced-level mountain bike tour to El Tuito. This challenging 53-mile (86-kilometer) ride takes you from the coast to the mountains and back again, and includes lots of climbing. Enjoy incredible views as you climb into the mountains from Puente Horcones to the town of El Columpio. Plus, hotel pickup and drop-off in Puerto Vallarta is included.

Taste your way through Puerto Vallarta's distinctive cuisine on a 3-hour foodie bike tour that explores the best tacos in town. Join a local guide and a small group, then pedal through the neighborhoods of Cinco de Diciembre, downtown, and Old Town, stopping along the way for sightseeing and snacks. This 3-hour culinary bike tour covers roughly 4.5 miles (7.2 km.) of terrain and includes tastings of tacos and artisanal ice cream, and it's limited to six people for a fun, personal experience.

Hop on a bike and see the Mexican countryside from two wheels. Set out from Puerto Vallarta for the 70 km ride to Las Palmas. Pass through several picturesque towns along the way and enjoy a yummy lunch. If you have your own gear (pedal/shoe system, helmet, snacks for your specific nutritional needs) please bring it. If not, your gear will be provided.

A fun outdoor experience learning the historical highlights of Los Cabos and the Baja California peninsula on wheels. In this 2.5 hour sightseeing bike tour (4 miles or 6.5 kilometers), we will ride a mountain bike over an easy (mainly flat) bike lane from the San Jose del Cabo's hotel zone into the historic downtown and learn about the history, culture and legends such as the peninsula`s geology, how the natives lived, how colonization took place, about pirates, the Mission's church, the battle at the San Jose del Cabo main square, hotels, famous celebrities and more...Starting at Plaza Miramor on the street `Paseo Malecon San Jose` (across the street from "Barcelo Hotel", Jose del Cabo). Reservation required.

In addition to conducting a tour in incredible places, our team work from the reservation until the end of the tour provide quality service and attention. The diversion is not lacking, the care, respect and honesty are values that char us.

Cycle along Puerto Vallarta's El Malecon boardwalk on this private 2.5-hour bike tour. With just your family and friends, soak up gorgeous views of Banderas Bay and check out landmarks along the way, including the Cathedral, lighthouse and the pier. Visit local-favorite eateries for lunch and ice cream (own expense), and learn about the city's history and architecture from an informative guide.

Experience the magic of Mexico City at night on this guided after-dark bike tour. See the capital's notable architecture and ancient Aztec ruins illuminated as you travel through the historic center upon which the capital was built. With the help of a trained cycling team and the company of a small group, cruise safely along the tree-lined paths of Alameda Central and pedal past the gleaming towers of Avenida Reforma.

This ride goes into the mountains from Puente Horcones to the little town of El Columpio.  You must have good fitness to complete this ride as there is lots of climbing. The tour includes road bike rental, transportation to/from your hotel in air conditioned comfort, water and snacks.  The ride is 66 kilometres roundtrip from Puerto Vallarta and has a total elevation of approximately 2,200 meters. The average gradient is 6 to 8 percent and it is rated as intermediate.  You must be comfortable riding in traffic.

Get beyond the beaches to explore Cozumel history on a 3-hour walking tour of the city that includes a guided tequila tasting and lunch at a local bar. Visit key downtown landmarks in San Miguel Cozumel, tour the exhibits at the Island Museum, and hear stories about life on a picturesque Caribbean island. This 3-hour tour is limited to 12 people for a personalized experience.

Combine mezcal and Mexican wrestling on a half-day lucha libre tour in Mexico City. You'll discover the fascinating history, rules, and personalities of lucha libre over a drink and a snack, then catch a live match at Arena Mexico, often called Mexico's "cathedral of lucha libre." This tour is led by a former luchador, or wrestler, who will share a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the world of lucha libre's heroes and villains.

Explore Punta Sur Eco Beach Park by electric bike on this 5-hour guided tour in Cozumel. Aboard an all-terrain Pedego bike, cycle along sand roads that take you along beaches, a lagoon and through a forest. Stop to visit Faro Celarain Lighthouse Museum, sample tequila and snap shots of crocodiles and turtles in a nesting habitat. This pleasant day in Cozumel includes a snorkeling break, as well as free time to go souvenir shopping and swing on a hammock at a beach club.

Discover Mexico City's cathedrals, museums, plazas and more on this guided architectural bike tour. See the rich ornamentation of Bellas Artes and Palacio Postal. Admire the baroque Metropolitan Cathedral and cruise through the sprawling main square, or zócalo. Your tour group will remain small, ensuring an intimate experience, and is led by local expert guides. Flexible departure times to suit your travel itinerary.

Follow a guide into the jungle on a small-group mountain bike tour of Playa del Carmen's nature reserve. Your guide brings you to locations unavailable to most of the public, and ensures you spot wildlife along the way. Cap off the tour with a refreshing swim in a quiet cenote, far from the crowded beaches of Playa del Carmen.