Chile · SANTIAGO BIKE TOURS IN SANTIAGO
The 7 best santiago bike tours in Santiago you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ride a gentle city route from Bellavista to La Chascona, Parque Forestal, La Vega Central, and Mercado Central. Guides such as Isabella, Marti, and Diego lead small groups in English or Spanish, with market tastings, juice, sopaipilla, water, and sunscreen included.
“Lovely bike tour through Santiago and to the market. Tour guide Marti was so great! We had a wonderful time!”
Ride a comfortable cruiser bike through Forestal and Bustamante Parks, downtown bike lanes, GAM, and La Moneda with a bilingual guide. Expect a flat, social 3-hour route, political history, local slang, sunscreen, water, and ice cream or coffee.
“A very cool idea. It was nice cycling through the city with a knowledgeable guide.”
Ride through Santiago with Huaso Tours on a three-hour, small-group route led by guides such as Claudio, Agustin, Tomas, Baltazar, or Jenni. Expect bike paths, markets, murals, major civic sights, and short stops for Chilean history and local life.
“All encompassing bike tour. Note however that the meeting address in viator is incorrect so check with your operator first”
Ride Santiago for about six hours with a private Huaso Tours guide, using a Trek 3900 or Mongoose mountain bike. See Bellavista, La Moneda, Plaza de Armas, markets, museums, Providencia, Vitacura, San Cristóbal, and the Sculpture Park, with fresh juice at Tirso de Molina Market.
“As someone who has toured over 75 countries via bicycle, I must admit that Jaime’s tour ranks at the top of the list! His passion for the people, the culture and history of Santiago was infectious. This is a can’t miss opportunity and the highlight of our visit to this amazing city. Oh, be sure to have a cappuccino or two before the ride, as it’s fast paced and super fun!!!”
Join Huaso Tours for a private evening ride from Providencia through Santiago’s parks, historic center, La Moneda, Lastarria, Bellavista, and Neruda’s La Chascona. Guides such as Tomás, Balthazar, Jenni, and Andrés add history, local advice, and a personal touch.
“It was a great way to get your bearings in the city, explore different neighborhoods, and get up close and personal with artwork, parks, and buildings of significance. We got the opportunity to learn more about Chile and Santiago from our guide, Andres. He was a fantastic guide. He was friendly, easy-going and charming. And he answered my many questions and seemed to enjoy our company, and we certainly enjoyed his.”
Ride from Providencia through Parque Bicentenario, San Cristóbal Hill, Vitacura, and the Sculpture Park with a private Huaso Tours guide. Expect Trek or Mongoose bikes, safety gear, a flexible pace, and wide views toward Santiago and El Plomo Glacier.
“We were very lucky to be guided by Jaime who not only obviously enjoys what he does but took great care of us and allowed us a voice in what length and difficulty of ride we would be taking. The scenery was fabulous and the ride quite Magnificent. One of the bikes was not as good as the other in terms of gears but fortunately one of us is a better rider so he was able to manage this. Jaime did offer his bike which was incredibly kind of him. All in all a great trip.”
You’ll ride from Providencia to San Cristobal Hill with Huaso Tours and Bike Rental, using a mountain bike, helmet, gloves, and water bottle. Guides such as Francisco and Balthazar adjust the route to your ability, from paved roads to narrow XC trails, with city views and stops at Bicentennial Park and the Sculpture Park.
“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.”
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