MIAMI
Miami’s best days out.
The 8 most popular rental bikes tours in Miami, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who you book it through.
Hop on Big Bus in Miami for an open-top day loop through South Beach, Wynwood, Downtown, and Little Havana, plus optional cruise and bike.
Most Popular“Pros. The bus was a great way to see so many parts of Miami, it’s an enjoyable route. So much to see Cons. Audio did not work so missed a lot. Employees not friendly Bottom line. It’s worth doing”
Rent a bike in Miami Beach for $24, ride Art Deco streets and the oceanfront promenade, hit free sights, then end at the South Pointe pier.
Rent a beach cruiser in South Beach for 1–3 hours. Ride Art Deco streets at your pace, near Ocean Drive and Versace Mansion.
“This was our first time in Miami and we would absolutely rent bikes from here again when we come back. The guys couldn’t have been nicer and more helpful & the bikes were superrrr comfortable!”
Rent an electric bike in Miami Beach and cruise past iconic downtown sights. E-bikes, helmets, and water included, with flexible timing.
“This Experience was fun and Exciting. The Customer Service was fantastic! We really enjoyed ourselves.”
Miami city, Little Havana, and Wynwood by land plus a boat cruise, then get a free bike rental to explore South Beach.
“Very informative, the service at the shop was excellent. My family and I enjoyed this experience this store provided and would highly recommend it to anyone coming into Miami”
4-hour Miami city tour with bus sights, Biscayne Bay boat cruise, and free one-day South Beach bike rental. Little Havana and Wynwood.
“Tour was not bad, but not my favorite. I didn't get confirmation or anything from the tour company and had to reach out to them. The boat tour was nice, but it was transferring to another tour company. A little clunky.”
Rent a tandem bike in Miami Beach’s Art Deco District and ride at your pace to South Pointe, Wynwood Walls, Design District, and more.
“Everyone working there was so nice. Bike was in great condition and it was so fun. Cold water at the end is a nice touch. Again, workers were so nice. And we dealt with so many rude people in Miami! Love this place & would come back.”
Rent a cruiser at Crandon Park and pedal Key Biscayne’s bike paths, gardens, and beach boardwalk, with easy island connections.
“Beautiful beach! Nice easy trail for biking. Apparently rental is only for 1 hour so you may be better off renting directly there as they only charge $15/ hour. Older bikes but good for simple ride.”
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