Belgium · CYCLING TOURS
Flat country, separated lanes and towns three hours apart by pedal. The 15 below cover the city loops and the canal paths, priced with the bike included and graded by how far you actually ride.
Meet your private guide on Bruges’ Market Square and settle into a rickshaw for a one or two-hour tour. Guides such as Pieter, David, and Davide combine major sights with quieter streets, local legends, beer and chocolate tips, and photo stops. Dutch, English, and French are available.
“excellent and experienced guide he showed us the most interesting parts of the city,very pleasant excellent knowledge of English”
Ride through Antwerp’s historic center with an English or Dutch-speaking guide from Antwerp by Bike. In two hours, you’ll see the cathedral, city hall, Steen castle, Central Station, the old port, and MAS museum area. Guides such as Dirk, Leo, Filip, and Nils add stories, humor, and local tips while you cover more ground than on foot.
“Bikes were in good condition, nice way to see the city, not overly exciting guide.”
Ride beyond Ghent’s postcard center on a comfortable CUBE mountain bike with helmet and water bottle included. Guides such as Christophe, Chris, Kristoff, Sammy, and Levi lead small groups to street art, old religious sites, parks, unusual building projects, and local breweries. Choose a morning or afternoon departure for this relaxed 2.5-hour tour.
“Heerlijke energieke tour langs de buitenrand van Gent! Met zijn goeie humor en veel kennis over Gent ervaar je Gent op een sportieve manier. Oog & oor voor de klant en het fietsmateriaal is in goede staat. Een echte aanrader als je geen standaard (suffe) fietstour wil!”
Ride a stable vintage bike through Bruges with local guides such as Sebastian, Eveline, Frieda, and Godfried. You’ll see the Belfry, canals, Beguinage, windmills, Lake of Love, and lesser-known corners including the Stairway to Heaven, then finish with a local beer or soft drink in a medieval house garden.
“A historical and modern perspective of Bruges was provided by our guide Frieda. Joining this tour gave me a good opportunity to see a lot of key places as I was there only for a couple of days. Frieda ensured no one was left behind, visited many key sites including photo stops. After tour we relax in the garden and enjoyed some lovely belguim beer and limonade which was a nice way to end the tour on a warm summers day. Frieda advice on what we can see and do, cruisine to try was invaluable really made my holiday to Bruge very special. We ventured into local neighbourhoods, visited windmills,…”
Ride through Antwerp with a local guide on a two-hour English-language bike tour. You’ll see Antwerpen-Centraal, Het Steen, and the MAS, while guides such as Marc, Paul, Neil, and Inge have added local stories, practical tips, and hidden details along the way. Bikes and local taxes are included.
“Marc led us on a fantastic tour of the city and even though we were late to the meeting point he still provided us with a really informative tour that no doubt could have gone on for many more hours. Many thanks.”
Spend 2.5 hours cycling Bruges with guides such as Sebastian, Mercedes, Nathan, Frida, or Lorelei. You’ll ride a stylish retro bike with a basket, helmet, poncho, and umbrella, combining famous sights with quiet neighborhoods, ramparts, windmills, and local stories. The pace is relaxed, but cobblestones, pedestrians, and traffic require steady bike skills.
“Loved the bike tour and personal touch given by our guide. Not only did she show us numerous sights, but also her connection to the city by pointing out landmarks created by her grandfather”
Meet your guide at Grand Hospice, choose a well-maintained city bike, and ride through Brussels and nearby municipalities for 3.5 hours. Guides such as Philippe, Andréa, Renat, and Michel mix major sights with local corners, history, architecture, and a café stop. The pace is gentle, but you should be comfortable riding in city traffic.
“Great experience! Our guide Michel was knowledgeable and friendly, providing interesting insights about some of the local history and culture. They were also attentive to our needs, ensuring everyone was comfortable and safe throughout the journey. Just too bad we were not able to get a group photo.”
Ride through Ghent with local guide Christophe or Chris on a semi-pro mountain bike, from the historic center to creative suburbs and street-art stops. The small group, usually no more than 10, keeps the ride personal. You get a helmet, water bottle, photos, a Polaroid, and a rain poncho if needed.
“Informative, out of the box type of experience as where we went was really more about what Ghent as a city values and how its residents live. This was topped up by visits to creative areas where locals expressed various ideas/beliefs. Great way to see what is “behind the door” of such a great city. Would highly recommend, rain or shine (we did ours in the rain and would do it again)!”
See Brussels by bike with an English-speaking local guide, riding about 13 kilometers through the old center, Marolles, parks, viewpoints, and the European Quarter. The three-and-a-half-hour route includes Grand Place, Manneken Pis, the Palace of Justice, Mont des Arts, and a break for Belgian fries. Bikes are included, but you should be comfortable riding near traffic and on cobblestones.
“Zoe was wonderful! Shared lots of information - very knowledgeable ! Very patient! Great day! I would recommend! A few hills to ride up- so be prepared -slow grade uphill a few times! But we all made it just fine!”
Ride Bruges with a Dutch- or English-speaking guide from Quasimundo Bike Tours Brugge. In 2.5 hours, you’ll see Market Square, the Burg, the Beguinage, Church of Our Lady, old parishes, windmills, and quieter lanes. Bikes, helmets, and local stories are included.
“This was one of the most enjoyable tours I’ve experienced in Europe. Our guide Yoost, was exceptional. He was friendly, patient, jovial, and a true historian. His storytelling with pictures brought great depth to the tour instead of lots of facts. I felt he hit the most important parts of Bruges and shared extra information that was very helpful to tourists to better navigate their stay in the city. It was a beautiful day which added to the fun. I would recommend this tour to anyone who can ride a bike.”
Ride through Antwerp for about three hours with a local guide such as Steven or Christine. The route can include the old town, MAS, dockyards, the South district, Art Nouveau streets, rooftop views, and the tunnel beneath the Scheldt. Choose a standard ride or add beer, chocolate, or fish tastings.
“3 hours on a bike was over in the blink of an eye. All on the flat so really relaxing and Christine was an amazing guide. Very knowledgable and I feel we got a really rounded view of what Antwerp has to offer along with a few hidden gems we’d have never seen on our own. ShRead more”
Ride through Ghent with guide Tim, or another Dutch- or English-speaking guide, using quiet streets and cycle lanes. See the Castle of the Counts, Portus Ganda, churches, abbeys, parks, canals, and the small beguinage. Bikes and raincoats are supplied, with a halfway drink stop at your own cost.
“Tim did a wonderful job on our Bike Tour of Ghent. He was very knowledgeable about the locale life and history of Ghent - and that was exactly what we were looking for! Really enjoyed and highly recommend this tour to see the sights of Ghent outside the historic city center.”
Ride Brussels for about 3.5 hours with a volunteer guide such as Andrea, Jessica, Mauro, or Philippe. Expect major sights, industrial heritage, social history, quiet cycleways, hills, and some cobblestones. Bikes and helmets are included, while optional drinks cost extra. Groups are capped at 14.
“We had a great guide, Mauro who was knowledgable and kind. Took great care of us and explained things really well. Such and enjoyable morning.”
Start near Antwerp Central Station and pedal through the Jewish Quarter, Cogels-Osylei, Groen Kwartier, the historic center, and Park Spoor Noord. Your guide, possibly Jonah, Nicolas, Niklas, or another local, sets an easy pace and explains the city’s architecture, river, port, and neighborhoods. Regular bikes are included, with e-bikes available if offered.
“Very informative - provides an excellent overview of a fascinating city!”
Ride a standard city bike through Antwerp with a local guide such as Jona, Nicolas, or Frithjof. This three-hour outing links grand architecture, Belle Epoque streets, the old port, and newer neighborhoods. It suits first-time visitors, families, and anyone who wants local context beyond the historic center.
“My boys loved it! If you’re traveling with children, this is the tour to go for! There are lots of bikes to choose from in the store including kids bike. Tour guide is very informative and funny too! All the participants are well taken care of. We had a lovely day out!”
Pick a canal, a cellar or a bench.
