ADELAIDE
South Australia’s most-booked tours.
The top 6 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.
“A great day out. Pick up was easy, bikes were in great condition. Lee our tour guide was awesome, good fun and knew his stuff both about biking and wine.”
Guided downhill bike ride from Mount Lofty to Adelaide, with Cleland Wildlife Park koala spotting and included gear, transport, and morning tea.
“This was a great experience for all three of us. We are all over 50 and none of us had been on a mountain bike before. Ian (from EscapeGoat), was amazing, explaining what to expect during the ride and stopping along the way at tricky parts to guide us. He also provided great commentary and…”
Ride an e-bike through the Adelaide Hills with stops for Beerenberg strawberries, Udder Delights cheese, and winery tastings including Shaw and Smith.
“Can highly recommend this tour. Matt was a fantastic tour guide who was very informative and accommodating. The ride itself on the e-bike was so much fun and very easy for someone that has not ridden a bike in a long time. Very enjoyable day.”
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.
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.
“Excellent bike tour with a great tour guide. Gave us some great information on the history of Adelaide.”
