Top Luzon Bike Tours

This express bike tour is ideal for travelers short on time in Manila, or the Intramuros neighborhood. In just an hour you’ll get the chance to ride on an eco-friendly bamboo bike while visiting some of the most interesting sights in Manila. Your guide will tell you all about Manila’s culture and history. This is a fun tour for active travelers who don’t want to miss out on the highlights.

See Intramuros the sustainable way—and the fun way, too—on this sunset tour by bamboo bike with unlimited water refills for your own reusable bottle. You’ll soak up sights like Casa Manila, the city gates, the gardens around the walled city of Intramuros, and Manila Cathedral. Finish up with a sunset drink on the deck of a hotel with 360-degree views over Intramuros.

Discover Manila’s historic walled city in the most unique and eco-friendly way possible — on handcrafted bamboo bikes! Our Intramuros by Bamboo Bike Tour blends culture, history, and a touch of adventure as you pedal through cobblestone streets, past centuries-old churches, and into hidden alleys filled with stories of the Spanish colonial era and World War II. Your experience begins at Bambike HQ inside Intramuros, where you’ll be fitted with your handcrafted bamboo bike (built by Gawad Kalinga artisans) and given a safety briefing by your friendly guide. From there, we’ll explore iconic landmarks like Fort Santiago, Museo de Intramuros, and the Manila Cathedral — while learning about Filipino resilience, love, and heroism through engaging storytelling.

Who are the Filipinos? Learn and understand the locals while walking, eating, and exploring Manila, the Philippines' metropolis. Once known as the "Pearl of the Orient", this city is rapidly changing. Visit Quiapo Market and Binondo’s Chinatown and see how the new emerges between the old, in all areas of life. As it’s architecture, Manila's street food is a showcase of the city’s different visitors throughout history. That history is best visible at the old city of Intramuros. Strolling through the small streets might feel like traveling back in time. This area suffered heavy damage during World War Two, but the Filipinos' hospitality and smile remains one that cannot be destroyed.