Chile · CYCLING TOURS
The 15 best cycling tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
A small-group bike tour through Santiago’s neighborhoods and top markets, with Neruda sights and local snacks for about 3 hours.
“This was a wonderful moderate bike ride. Isabella and Camilla were great guides—-professional, safe, interesting and articulate. We enjoyed seeing the colorful market and riding through the neighborhoods.”
Ride through Santiago’s parks and key political landmarks with a bilingual guide, small-group pace, and included ice cream and coffee.
“Ale was an awesome guide, highly recommended! Saw some good spots, learned a lot, it was a great intro to the city”
Cycle Bellavista street art, Parque Forestal, and Neruda's La Chascona, then taste Chile at La Vega Central and Mercado Central for $45.
“We really enjoyed the bike tour, my only complaint I would have liked to extend the biking but I understand the time constraints. The guide Matilda was very good”
Cycle from Valle de Catarpe to San Isidro Chapel and down the Garganta del Diablo in San Pedro de Atacama, a hands-on 4-hour desert ride.
“Julia is a wonderful tour guide. I absolutely loved my tour and wished I was in better shape ! Recommended for anyone who wants to experience a bit of history while appreciating the geography of the Atacama desert.”
Small-group bike ride through Santiago parks, Sculpture Park, Sanhattan and Costanera, with optional San Cristóbal climb.
“This was a great way to see some of the city on our first day. Thomas was a great guide. Provided information and kept a good pace. Great views from the top of the hill and Thomas made great recommendations for the rest of our trip. Recommend this tour.”
Cycle shaded parks and Santiago history by bike, stopping at La Moneda and GAM, plus bike lanes and slang lessons in 3 hours.
“Excellent guide. Learned a lot about the history of Chile!”
A guided mountain bike ride in Santiago, climbing into the Andes, then shredding El Durazno downhill, finishing with empanadas.
“Jean Claude and Biketur is the best way to go to experience mountain biking in Santiago. It’s not a “tour” - it’s a guided ride with a friend and great guy. You get solid equipment (if needed), a customized experience, good conversation and of course an amazing ride.”
Pedal through Santiago’s best neighborhoods, markets, and landmarks with a small-group guide, quality bikes, and a smooth downtown route.
“Great experience. Baltazar was a great guide. Very knowledgable. The ride was easy. Suggest going earlier in the day. Towards end of the tour it was hot.”
Private 6-hour bike tour of Santiago with a guide, Trek or Mongoose bike, market juice, and sights from Neruda to San Cristóbal.
“My guide Tomas was awesome and educated me about the local sites and history of Santiago, Chili. Santiago is a very bike friendly city so it made the tour experience perfect! You will definitely enjoy the tour!! It was my first time going private and I felt like the tour itself wasn't disrupting to others but on the other hand it's fun meeting tour mates in a group setting.”
A private 3-hour Santiago evening bike tour with a small-group feel, included bike gear, and major landmarks lit up across the city.
“The bike tour was an outstanding way to experience Santiago, and Tomás made it truly special. He was an excellent and incredibly personable host, with a deep knowledge of Chilean history and culture. The way he explained things made the city come alive and I felt like I was learning insights and stories I never would have gotten from an ordinary tour. Thanks to Tomás, it genuinely felt like I was riding through the living history of Santiago. What I appreciated most was how he blended history with everyday life, sharing how people actually live in the city. That personal touch made the experience feel authentic and intimate rather than…”
Small-group e-bike adventure in Punta Arenas, riding native-forest trails and coastal viewpoints with wildlife, park access, and snacks included.
“We had an excellent time in our mountain bike trip. Our guide Juampi was phenomenal and super friendly. He took us all over the local riding trails and brought us to some view points to see over the entire area. I would recommend this to anyone of all skill levels as they can use ebikes too!”
Private bike tour from Providencia to San Cristobal Hill for 360 views, park paths, and Santiago highlights, with bikes and gear included.
“Excellent tour had a lovely time! Knowledgeable guide and good pace! Great way to see Santiago, better than the hop on and off bus by a long shot.”
Private Maipo Valley bike tour from Santiago, with vineyard rides, winery stops, and tastings plus a 3-course lunch with wine.
“A wonderful time seeing some authentic culture, from artist in the morning, to pleasant easy bike ride ( although we put our guide to the test, since we are bicyclists) to a tour of the raw wine vineyard , then on to lunch at a local house and finally a tour of a winery where we bought a case of wine for our ski week.”
Ride a small-group mountain bike tour up San Cristóbal Hill from Santiago. Cable car when possible, dirt trails, city views, and gear included.
“Beautiful bike ride - got to see some really cool parts of Santiago. But I definitely was not skilled enough for this tour/ the mountain biking part was difficult; however, Balthazar was super accommodating and helped me find a route down the mountain! Note that this tour will require biking up the hill which was hard but the views were worth it.”
Ride an electric mountain bike from Santiago into the Andes at RKF Durazno Bike Park. Private, guided or self-ride options. 3 hours.
“First off, this was an incredible experience! Just a detail to note, I was under the impression that it was an instructor-led mountain bike tour given some other reviews. It is not. You get picked up at your hotel and driven to the mountain bike park. They set you up for success with quality e-bikes, and everything you need to mountain bike on your own. You get 3 hours to enjoy the mountain bike park, and then they pick you up the entrance. Overall, great experience, lots of challenging trails with breathtaking views.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
