Dublin · DUBLIN BIKE TOURS
Flat, compact and increasingly full of protected lanes, Dublin rides better than it used to. These 10 compare route length, whether the bike is electric and how much of the ride is on roads.
Ride through Dublin with guides such as Robbie, Mikey, Colin, James, and Leah, stopping at major sights, historic buildings, and quieter streets. Bikes, helmets, and reflective vests are included. The mostly easy route suits many riders, while an e-bike helps with traffic, distance, and hills.
“Great bike tour by key spots in Dublin. The weather was perfect. The guide, Robbie, friendly and knowledgeable.”
You’ll ride a quality e-bike from Howth Harbour with guides such as Conor, Nikki, Karen, or Aileen. The three-hour route covers Sutton, the Martello Tower, Howth Head, Baily Lighthouse, quiet lanes, coastal paths, and wide views across Dublin Bay.
“Beautiful location with an informative and engaging guide. Ride always felt safe - no problems with traffic. E-bikes made the ride very easy.”
Cover Dublin’s main sights and lesser-known corners by push bike or e-bike with local guides such as Laura or Hugh. The small group, left-side traffic guidance, and relaxed route make this a useful first-day orientation, though you should be comfortable cycling on city streets.
“The tour was great, if you see the city with Gray and our guide was excellent”
Ride an e-bike or standard bicycle through central Dublin with guides such as Laura, Stephen, Jack, and Steve. Expect stops at Dublin Castle, Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, the Liberties, Guinness Gate, Kilmainham, and Christ Church Cathedral, plus city traffic and left-side riding.
“Our guides were fun and very knowledgeable. Really enjoyed seeing the city and learning some of the local history. Highly recommend!”
Rent a bicycle at Phoenix Park’s entrance for about seven hours and explore Dublin’s great city park at your own pace. Choose from adult bikes, children’s bikes, e-bikes, tandems, trailers, and a dog trailer. You receive a helmet, hi-vis jacket, map, and route advice, with no guide included.
“It was a blast seeing the beautiful parts of Phoenix Park. They didn't have our Viator reservation, though. Luckily, I had my ticket and proof of payment.”
Ride through Dublin with a Fáilte Ireland guide, covering the Liffey, canals, Georgian streets, parks, castles, cathedrals, and local pubs. Guides such as Robbie, Colin, Laura, Mike, and Simon bring history to life. Bikes, helmets, and high-visibility clothing are supplied.
“Excellent description of the city and its history. Very entertaining and helpful guide!”
Ride from Howth Harbour to Sutton, Baily Lighthouse, Ben of Howth, and the upper cliff roads with a local English-speaking guide. You will use an e-bike on paved roads and uneven trails, with stops for views, folklore, and photos. Good cycling balance is essential.
“Connor was an amazing guide and made the bike tour so much fun with interesting info along the way. It's about 20km, but it wasn't strenuous and felt like a leisurely ride as we had some short stops to admire the views. I highly recommend it!”
Ride a private bicycle tour through Dublin with a local guide, linking Grattan Bridge, Dublin Castle, the Liberties, Kilmainham, Phoenix Park, and the River Liffey. Expect history, photo stops, local tips, and a souvenir video with captioned route photos.
“The History of Dublin via a bike tour is the best. Our guide Ben was wonderful and knowledgeable of the history of this wonderful city.”
Ride with Ben from central Dublin through Bull Island, Croke Park, Glasnevin Cemetery, Phoenix Park, and the War Memorial Gardens. This private 5 to 8 hour outing mixes bike paths, Irish history, coastal views, and local stops. A good fitness level and comfort cycling in city traffic are required.
“Awesome experience. Very good guide with knowledge of culture, history, language and fauna. Exceptional deal for such a great experience. Highly recommend this tour. Such a great way to experience Dublin without the traffic and tourist sites.”
You’ll pedal through Dublin with a private guide such as Robert or William, using an adult city bike on a route matched to your pace. Choose 2, 4, or 6 hours for landmarks including Trinity College, Dublin Castle, the Docklands, Guinness Storehouse, Kilmainham Gaol, and Phoenix Park.
“our guide was level headed and insightful. had a good time looping about the city Robert took care to assess our urban biking skills and general level of two-wheeled capabilities. endorsed. ( unfortunately lost my wide brimmed hat which left at the bike shop )”
Pick a distillery, a headland or a coach heading west.
