Top Chile Bike Tours

Get a taste of local life in the capital and learn more about Chile’s gastronomic heritage on this 3-hour bike tour of Santiago. Follow your guide on a 4-mile (6.5km) route, stopping to browse the stalls or sample local delicacies (own expense) at famous markets like the Central Seafood market, La Vega Central or Tirso Molina Market.

Discover the breathtaking landscapes of the Atacama Desert on an exciting bike tour of the Mars Valley and Devil's Gorge. For a 3- to 4-hour tour, pedal between the narrow walls of the Devil's Throat canyon and rest in the lush Bella Vista Oasis. Visit the charming Church of San Isidro, which showcases local architecture, before exploring the stunning Death Valley, known for its unique rock formations and dunes. Perfect for beginners, this tour includes a specialized mountain bike, safety equipment and a local guide who speaks English, Portuguese and Spanish.

Pedal your way around Santiago on this small-group bike tour of the historic capital. Follow your guide past city landmarks like La Moneda Palace, the Palace of Justice, and Santiago Cathedral; cruise through the lively Plaza de Armas and peek into the famous Central Market. Learn more about Santiago’s fascinating history as you glide down the Bulnes promenade, then escape the busy city streets for a tranquil ride through the Parque Forestal.

See the Chilean capital at its most atmospheric on this evening bike tour around Santiago. Soak up the city's nighttime scene as you follow your guide through the Santiago Centro, Providencia, and Vitacura districts, and pedal past illuminated landmarks. After gliding around the lamp-lit Forestal Park and admiring the glittering La Moneda Palace, finish by watching the dramatic light show in Plaza de la Aviación.

The best way to truly get to know the highlights of the city, is from a resident of Santiago, who really loves to share their favorite aspects of this amazing capital. Join your bilingual guide on an afternoon tour to visit the main sights of the city; cruising through the parks, stopping at the Presidential Palace and the Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center. - Excellent value for money - Gain knowledge of the history of Chile - Get inside tips from a local - Not an overload of facts, a fun way to experience the city - Small personalised groups

Explore the stunning cycling routes of Santiago and surroundings without the hassle of bringing your own bike. Designed for visiting cyclists, this half-day tour offers a choice of routes tailored to your fitness level and experience. Enjoy use high-end bike and the support of an experienced guide, ensuring a safe and enjoyable ride. The journey includes hotel pickup and drop-off, mechanical support, and first aid assistance. Refreshments like drinks and snacks will keep you energized, and you’ll cap off your adventure with a refreshing drink and a delicious empanada.

Imagine pedaling quietly as the day bids farewell: the cool evening air, the sound of wheels on the road, and as you reach the top of Cerro San Cristobal (880 m), the world stops. From the Mirador Terraza Bellavista, the city of Santiago stretches at your feet, with the snowy Andes in the background, as the sun slowly sinks, bathing everything in an unforgettable golden light. The bike tour is the most authentic and active way to experience this iconic sunset – go up the paths and paved paths of the Metropolitan Park, with stops for photos and explanations about the history and nature of the hill. Ideal for those looking for light adventure, disconnection and a magical souvenir of Santiago. Duration: 3 - 4 hours. Level : intermediate (some moderate rises). Reserve your spot and pedal into the sunset!

Touring Punta Arenas by bicycle is an excellent option to get to know it closely and carefully, even more, accompanied by local cyclists who know the neighborhoods of our city. We aim to add value to the historic neighborhoods that are little visited by tourists and encourage the massive use of the bicycle as a means of transportation. We will visit the oldest neighborhoods, with colorful roofs, urban art, multicolored houses, many of these places very little visited by tourists, where we will pass through “local bites”, we will observe from the top sectors of the city, we will tell some of the historical facts most relevant in the area. At the end of the tour you can take a general perspective of the city and I will put you in historical context of why today the city of Punta Arenas exists. Our bikes are MTB hoop 29 "and 27.5", with 27 speeds, hydraulic brakes, front suspension very comfortable for the tour.

Enjoy panoramic views over Santiago on this 3-hour private bike tour to San Cristobel Hill. Hop on a mountain bike and challenge yourself to reach the 860-meter summit, then enjoy a thrilling descent as you whizz back down to the bottom. Don’t forget to take in the views when you’re at the top – you can see the entire city from the Mirador Terraza Bellavista viewpoint.

Explore Santiago by bicycle without worrying about taking wrong turns on a guided cycling trip. Your local guide will take you and your fellow cyclists on a tour through the old part of town, where you'll see parks and historic buildings while you learn about the Chilean city's rich history.

We will go to unique places by bike. We will visit the ancient place where the Inca and Licanantai resisted the Spanish invasion.

Visit the Cajón del Maipo area on this full-day tour from Santiago. Located southeast of the city, Cajón del Maipo is known for its massifs, hills, and rivers and is a great spot for nature lovers looking to explore some of Chile's great outdoors not too far from Santiago. You'll visit San Jose de Maipo to learn about the area's history, and then travel into the mountains and to a lake. A wine and picnic are provided.

Get a street-level view of Santiago’s historic sites, neighborhoods, and parks on a small-group bicycle tour for a maximum of seven people. Follow your expert guide along bike paths and through city streets and get a deeper understanding of the historically-rich Chilean capital.

See a different side to Santiago as you glide around the city’s parks and green spaces on a 3-hour bike tour. Hop on your mountain bike and follow your guide around the beautiful Bicentennial Park, take in the views from San Cristobal Hill and pedal around the Bellavista district. Keep your camera to hand as you stop at landmarks like Plaza Italia, Parque de las Esculturas and La Casa Chascona along the way.

Skip the lines for taxis and save time with this private transfer from Santiago International Airport to your hotel in the district of Providencia, Las Condes, Vitacura, or Santiago Centro. Accompanied by only your own party and a driver, travel quickly in a comfortable air-conditioned minivan. Don't worry if you are arriving on a late flight, as the service is available 24 hours a day.

Santiago offers approximately 500 km of cycle paths, which we will travel through symbolic places of the capital, which have marked the recent history of our country. We'll move at your own pace, without stress. For approximately 4 hours you can meet pedaling the government house "La Moneda", the National Stadium, emblematic parks, cemeteries and museums. If you want to test your physical abilities, we can climb San Cristobal Hill, where beyond increasing the altimetry, you can get the most beautiful views of the capital and also eat a rich national dessert. Encourage yourself to get to know Santiago ecologically and without tying yourself to traffic, we invite you to rent our tour, you can do it alone or with friends. * We recommend the use of clothing and footwear according to the bicycle, comfortable and / or sports.

Revel in the vibrant color and culture of Valparaiso Port and Viña del Mar on a full-day tour of the coastal cities from Santiago. Travel through Chile’s spectacular countryside, stopping in the picturesque Casablanca Valley to taste Chilean wine, and then arrive in the verdant city of Viña del Mar. Admire the gorgeous beach and revitalize with a delicious seaside lunch (at your own expense), and then take a tour of Valparaiso’s kaleidoscopic sprawl of houses and hills. Capture photographs of street art and hear of the city’s interesting history before returning to Santiago by luxury coach.

Santiago de Chile is emerging as a key player helping to shape the world today. Learn to navigate this cosmopolitan capital wrapped in a colonial skin and discover its unique charm with help from a local guide. Get both your bearings and the inside scoop on local culture on this full-day tour of the city's highlights.

In this activity, just 25 minutes from your accommodation or hotel, you can enjoy mountain biking along the best trails in the Andes Mountains, with local guides who will show you the best trails according to the level of each participant. We will give you tips for a safe and fun ride. You just have to come willingly, we'll take care of the rest. We have all the equipment.

Sun, Bike and Wine. Come join us for a fun day full of chilean culture, beautiful landscapes and great wine. We will explore the best of Casablanca wine valley, visiting famous and boutique wineries, that we will select according to your preferences in wine. Your guide will lead on this beautiful scenic stroll for about 8/16 miles, depending on how long you want to bike. Tired? The van is always behind us, so if you say its enough, off we go to enjoy more wines and a delicious lunch. This activity es moderate, you don't have to be a pro to give it a go. Just love the outdoors, great wine and food.

Discover the Chilean coast with a private guide on a full-day tour of Concon, Viña del Mar, and Valparaiso that includes a scenic, 9.3-mile (15-km) bike ride along the water. Along the way you’ll explore towering sand dunes, see some of the area’s top landmarks, then visit historic Valparaiso, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This full-day tour includes pickup and drop-off at Santiago hotels, bike rental with the fun, personalized experience of a private guide.

Escape the city and discover parts of the Andes Mountains that you can’t reach by traditional tour vehicle on a private electric mountain bike trip from Santiago. Riding an electric bike lets you tackle steep hills and rough terrain with ease, while your private guide makes sure you’re pedaling at a pace that suits you, rather than the rest of a group.

Two ways to ride Parquemet with a local: slow, conversational mornings, or golden hour afternoons that end with the city lit up below. Just us — no group, no script. Join me for a one-on-one ride through Parquemet — one of Latin America's largest urban parks — with panoramic views of the city and the Andes. We ride at a relaxed pace through scenic roads, nature trails, and cultural viewpoints while talking about Santiago. We meet on Santiago's eastern side and get ready with high performance bikes and helmets before setting off through safe bike lanes toward the park, getting a glimpse of everyday life and local cycling culture along the way. At Bellavista Terrace, we pause for a traditional Chilean drink before continuing to a viewpoint over the modern skyline of "Sanhattan." We finish along the scenic Ciclovía 42K beside the Mapocho River, taking in the last stretches of the city's landscape on the way back.

This experience offers a completely new way to explore the Atacama Desert — by bike. Imagine riding through 30 kilometers of surreal landscapes, surrounded by volcanoes, dunes, and rock formations that change color with the light of the sun. As you pedal across this vast and silent land, you’ll witness the incredible contrasts of the desert — the deep reds, ochres, and golds that make the Atacama one of the most photogenic places on Earth. Each stop invites you to capture breathtaking photos and feel the energy of this unique environment. The journey culminates at the Valley of the Moon, a natural wonder that looks like something out of a science fiction movie. Here, you’ll truly feel like you’ve reached another planet — a moment of awe and connection with the raw beauty of nature. A remote, unforgettable adventure for travelers who love nature, freedom, and the thrill of discovering the extraordinary.