BELGIUM · EXPERIENCES
Belgium’s best days out.
The 15 most popular cycling tours in Belgium. The ones worth crossing a city for, with what they cost, how long they run and who to book through.
2-hour guided bike tour through Antwerp’s highlights with bike rental, photo stops, and old-port views. Great value at $38.
Most Popular“Get Neil as your guide!! He is so knowledgeable and really understands the history in such a way that he makes it come alive!!”
Ghent bike tour with CUBE bikes, street art stops, a brewery break, and a guide’s stories in about 2.5 hours.
“Thank you Christof! We had a terrific time. This was a great way to get the feel for biking around Belgium. It was easy and fun. Great bikes.”
Retro bike tour through Bruges landmarks and quiet canals, starting in Hof Bladelin’s garden and finishing with a local beer or lemonade.
“We loved our guide! He had lived in Brugge all of his life. He is the father of the owner of the company. He was kind and knowlegeable. He made the experience so special and we will never forget it!”
Pedal through Antwerp’s key sights in 2 hours with a local guide, included bike and station ticket, and a smooth, family-friendly pace.
“Viel gesehen , gelernt und sich dabei bewegt - insbesondere von unserem Guide Neil (hoffe, der Name ist richtig !?)”
A 3.5-hour guided bike ride through Brussels, mixing big sights with quiet streets, plus a café stop and real local stories.
“aside from the cycling experience, it's also a history of Brussels and its urban transformation, told with bicycles! highly recommended”
Ride Ghent with a local guide on comfy mountain bikes. Small group, street art detours, city-center history, and suburb life in 150 minutes.
“It was excellent. Chris was so enthusiastic, knowledgeable and interesting. And unique. Very satisfied.”
Small-group Brussels bike tour: Grand Place, Manneken Pis, EU sights and parks in 3.5 hours with a bike included in English.
“Really fun tour and Zoe was a great guide! Nice way to see the city's main highlights in an easy and relaxed way.”
Bruges by bike in 2.5 hours: cobblestones, the Beguinage, windmills, and photo stops with a local guide from Quasimundo.
“I have not ridden a bike for years and there was apprehension before riding but my fears were quelled and I thoroughly enjoyed the ride , the description of each site we visited and our tour guide. It really was super fun. The bikes were easy to handle and the route lovely.”
See Antwerp by bike in 2–3 hours with a friendly guide, route choices, flat streets, and optional chocolate or beer tastings.
“We had such a brilliant time on our tour! My son and I learned so much about Antwerp and it’s a perfect way to get your bearings in the city. Highly recommend.”
A guided 150-minute bike tour of Ghent with safe lanes, big stories, and less-seen neighborhoods, plus a halfway brewery break.
“Tim showed us so many unique places in Ghent and clearly knows the city intimately. It was a very fun tour!”
Small-group bike tour through Brussels highlights and industrial neighborhoods, with helmet and bike rental included for about 3.5 hours.
“Our guide (English) tour was fantastic! He was knowledgeable, friendly and made sure he made our trip memorable. As mentioned in many of the other reviews, this is a tour that takes you to places you wouldn’t typically go to but are still very interesting. They do cover some of the key highlights during the…”
3-hour guided e-bike friendly bike tour in Antwerp. Neighborhoods, Gothic sights, river views, and big-city history on comfy wheels.
“Jonah took everyone through hidden spots of Antwerp. It was a pleasant experience.”
Ride Antwerp for 3 hours with a local guide. See major sights, free-entry stops, and get practical neighborhood tips from Central Station.
“Nice tour around Antwerp. Nicholas was informative and fun! He was able to accommodate my daughter’s needs in order to go on the tour. We got to see so much of the city and so nice that Nicholas is a local because he knows the area so well.”
Join a Bruges bike tour with locals: bike hire included, stops at Burg Square, Our Lady Church, Bougienage canals, and windmills.
“Bruges is a cycle friendly town and the guide was knowledgable. I did have several issues with the bicycle I was given . I had to have it swopped due to issues with the brake and the replacement one the saddle was unstable which made for an unsatisfactory cycle . I think the rain contributed…”
Ride through Brussels on an easy sightseeing bike tour, hit 11 key sights in 3.5 hours, then fuel up with top fries and a beer.
“Loved it. Ayesha was just great, quirky and on her toes with facts and to help us take pictures. Loved it.”
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