Why join a crowd? Get a private, tailored Toronto experience for a similar price other companies charge for big group tours!
All guides speak English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Intermediate French.
Start in the historic Distillery District, ride along the beautiful Toronto Harbourfront, and take the ferry (ticket included) to the peaceful Toronto Islands for car-free cycling, beaches, and incredible skyline views.
Discover the best of Toronto on this 4.5-hour bike adventure that blends history, waterfront views, and nature.
We begin in the charming Distillery District, one of Toronto’s most beautiful historic neighbourhoods, known for its cobblestone streets, Victorian industrial buildings, art galleries, and vibrant atmosphere. After a short introduction, we hop on our bikes and ride toward the scenic Harbourfront.
From there, we board the ferry (ticket included) to the Toronto Islands, a peaceful oasis just minutes from downtown. On the islands, you’ll cycle along car-free paths, discover quiet beaches, enjoy stunning skyline views, and spot local wildlife while hearing fascinating stories about the city.
Bike rental is included, so everything is ready for you to simply relax and enjoy the ride.
Highlights of the ride:
Explore the historic streets of the Distillery District.
- Ferry ride across the harbour to the Toronto Islands (ticket included).
- Stop at Ward's Island for charming cottages and a glimpse of island life.
- Visit Centre Island for one of the best skyline photo spots in Toronto.
- Ride through peaceful trails and nature at Hanlan's Point.
- Relax by quiet beaches with amazing views of the city skyline.
Why choose this tour?
✅ Private groups guarantee – more personal, more fun!
✅ Great deals - discounts per guest up to 20% according to the group size.
✅ Top Toronto attractions – plus local gems you won’t find in guidebooks.
✅ Want something different? Let’s go where Torontonians go!
✅ Affordable prices in CAD$ (way better than USD!).
✅ Tours in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and intermediate French.
