ADELAIDE
South Australia’s most-booked tours.
The top 10 cycling tours travellers book out of Adelaide. Who runs each one, what you actually do on the day, and what it costs.
Bike through Kuitpo Forest and McLaren Vale, taste Shiraz at two cellar doors, enjoy local produce lunch, with Adelaide pickup.
“I really enjoyed this tour. There are many wine tours but this one has a twist. If you are reasonably fit the mountain bike riding is great fun as it takes you through some woodland areas then onto roads and tracks which are mostly down hill with only one small up hill but this depends…”
Guided downhill bike ride from Mount Lofty to Adelaide, with Cleland Wildlife Park koala spotting and included gear, transport, and morning tea.
“Excellent, Great fun...and very well guided by Ian. We opted not to visit the actual wildlife park, except for coffee and muffins before heading down the mountain, spotting and photographing Koalas in the trees and then through the back roads and cycle tracks to the city. Great half day trip, picked up from hotel, top…”
Ride an e-bike through the Adelaide Hills with stops for Beerenberg strawberries, Udder Delights cheese, and winery tastings including Shaw and Smith.
“This tour was a good mix of off road, on road. Loved the E Bikes. Thanks Matt for a fantastic tour around the Adelaide Hills.”
Cycle the McLaren Vale Shiraz Trail from Adelaide with Wirra Wirra tastings, a platter lunch, and hotel pickup and drop-off.
“Great trip, excellent food and wine. Good bikes and helmets. Trail was a bit hilly on the first two days so don’t be afraid to get the e-bikes!! We had a fun group of people in our small group and Damian was a great tour leader. He was very flexible based on the groups wishes…”
Ride Adelaide on a 16-person powered bike with pub stops and an optional dinner add-on, plus your own playlist and comfy seating.
“The guides were great. the activity itself was a well organised experience. just when I'd left Adelaide I realised we didn't get our stubby holders as advertised. was an awesome night and would definitely do it again.”
Ride Adelaide’s river trail to Henley Beach for brunch, then coast to Glenelg, ending with the tram back in a small group of 10.
“We really enjoyed this tour despite the pretty persistent rain. Adelaide and Glenelg had some great bike paths to offer - really nice way to be introduced to the area.”
Adelaide to McLaren Vale by bike via Kuitpo Forest, with winery tastings, lunch platter, and flexible vineyard-and-brewery afternoon options.
“the tour was guide, the equipment not so much”
Self-guided e-bike in Adelaide Hills with GPS, koalas in Belair, views from Cleland and Mount Lofty, and coffee and cake at Goat Shed.
“The beauty of being in one of the scenic parks I’ve ever witnessed. Fantastic service from Ian, everything explained and puts you at ease. Good e-bike with plenty of battery capacity, GPS guidance totally invaluable. The route 8 I choose was superb it had all that I was requiring from a mountain bike experience. Would…”
Self-guided Adelaide Hills e-bike ride with voice navigation, premium e-bikes, and stops like Cleland and Mt Lofty, starting at Uraidla.
“Organiser was very helpful with the bikes and suggesting a route. Bikes were top notch and came with various assessories.”
Glide through Adelaide on an e-bike city tour with Linear Park Trail views, Adelaide Oval, and Botanic Gardens breaks plus wine and charcuterie.
“Lots of fun, the refreshments supplied are wonderful - the kids/small adult bike is very uncomfortable, an upgrade would be n recommended. Additionally, slow it down to offer opportunities to see/experience the sights more. Overall, I would highly recommend this tour… bring a jacket, the weather is changeable 😅.”
