Top Singapore Mountain Bike Tours - page 2

Indulge in a private cycling tour around Singapore's city centre on Brompton folding bicycles! We can start and end at your hotel (how convenient!). We'll then zip around the historical & iconic areas (e.g. Civic District, Fort Canning, Marina Bay, Chinatown etc) where you'll learn about Singapore's past, or we can customise the tour to suit your preferences (be it food, Instagram photos etc etc). Looking forward to welcoming you!

Get a fresh perspective on urban, densely populated Singapore when you book this small-group cycling trip to Coney Island Park, home to grasslands, mangroves, forests, and casuarina woodlands. Riding a good-quality bicycle with your guide in a group no larger than eight, discover Singapore’s network of cycle paths and lush nature, then sample local street food at your own expense.

Escape the city crowds and discover a side of Singapore most tourists never see; quiet nature, sunrise views, and hidden cycling paths. Experience Singapore’s most scenic sunrise as you cycle through Punggol Promenade, Coney Island, and Lorong Halus Wetland, soaking in breathtaking views and fresh morning air. Enjoy a classic local breakfast along the way and uncover the hidden stories of Punggol’s past. With a relaxed pace and stunning trails, this ride is perfect for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and photography enthusiasts. Start your day with an unforgettable sunrise ride; a journey through nature, culture, and history on two wheels.

During the 1920s, immigrants such as the fictional Tan Ah Huat flocked to Singapore to make their fortunes. Pedal the streets as your private guide unveils his story on this award-winning tour. See highlights including the Raffles Hotel Arcade and Singapore River as you learn about tea, rickshaws, Chinatown gangsters, traditional burial rites, and more. Stop at a typical coffee shop for a drink and a snack along the way.

It’s easy to think of Singapore as a high-tech city. See a different side of the nation on this small-group half-day tour to Pulau Ubin, a simple island where water still comes from wells and stoves still run on wood. Traveling in a group no larger than 7, you’ll cross by bumboat then explore orchards, villages, disused quarries, and mangroves on foot or by bicycle (rental at your own expense).