LATIN AMERICA
Latin America’s best days out.
The 15 most popular cycling tours. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
Pedal Buenos Aires by bike on either the North or South circuit. Small groups, helmeted cruiser rides, and big landmark coverage in 4 hours.
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ATV ride through Cusco’s Sacred Valley to Moray terraces and Maras salt mines, with mountain views, dust, and great photo stops.
“Definitely worth the money. Amazing view, the 2 hours ATV ride was not too rough. I would do it again. The guides also took some nice pictures for us. It was a long day but great memories. Seeing the salt mines was just as phenomenal.”
Drive a quad through the Sacred Valley to Moray and Maras salt mines, with safety training, guided stops, and optional tastings.
“This activity was really nice and well organized. Moray and the salt mines were beautiful.”
A 7-hour small-group bike tour through Buenos Aires neighborhoods with an included lunch and local stories, from San Telmo to Palermo.
“Martina was an awesome guide and knows a lot about the history and the city. I had a wonderful day!”
Shared bike tour of Bogotá’s La Candelaria, 7th Avenue, Parque Nacional, and Parkway Blvd, ending with coffee. Small group, $19.
“Tour was really nice, we’ve seen many faces of the city. Guide Jose explained a history of the city and it’s expansion.”
4-hour Medellín e-bike tour with local beer and snacks, neighborhood history, and great photo viewpoints—plus English/Spanish guides.
“The e-bike tour was excellent, it was great to see the city from a local point of view. Tomas was very insightful and answered all of our questions. Would definitely recommend!”
Quad bike ride from Cusco’s Sacred Valley to Huaypo Lagoon and Maras salt mines. Training, bilingual guide, 6 hours, around $40.
“Overall is a good value for the money. The stop at the lagoon is basically a toilet stop for an additional 5 soles: a waste of time before arriving back to base in 5 minutes after that. Maras is a second part, on a bus again. Cool place.”
A 4-hour Medellín bike tour with snacks and local beer or juice, viewpoints, and neighborhood stories from Pueblito Paisa to Plaza Botero.
“10/10 experience! Our guide Steven was awesome. Super knowledgeable about the city, very friendly and personable! A great way to see a lot and learn a lot about the city!”
A 3-hour e-bike ride through Buenos Aires’s south: San Telmo tango streets, La Boca color, Puerto Madero views, and the Reserva Ecologica.
“This ebike tour was absolutely amazing. Our guide, Barbara (Barbie), was exceptional. She was very knowledgeable and kind. I was on this tour with my wife and our friend. I would highly recommend this tour. We even purchased some art in La Boca. The company was also very responsive after leaving a message that our…”
Cycle Buenos Aires south on a guided 3-hour route through San Telmo, La Boca, La Bombonera, Puerto Madero, and Reserva Ecologica.
“Our guide was very knowledgable and made sure the tour was perfectly paced, highly recommended.”
Pedal through Arequipa’s historic center and scenic valleys on a 3-hour small-group bike tour with volcano photo stops, for $39.
“Fantastic tour. Julio was amazing, very knowledgeable and friendly. Saw the city and the beautiful countryside around Arequipa on different terrain. Good bikes and felt very safe. Would highly recommend.”
A 4-hour private bike tour of downtown Bogotá with pickup and drop-off, covering founding plazas, Seventh Avenue, and Independence Park.
“Jose wist heel veel interessants te vertellen. De autoloze zondag maakte het extra leuk om te fietsen door Bogota.”
Bike Cartagena in a small group, ride to Bay and Getsemaní, then eat lunch at Anthony Bourdain’s Bazurto market favorite spot.
“Caesar was an amazing host. He spoke to me in English as he spoke to the rest in Spanish. He made the trip, thanks so much.”
A 3-hour private bike ride along Viña del Mar and Valparaíso’s coast with English-speaking guides, bikes, helmets, and local stories.
“Where to start? 6 Stars out of 5! Right from the moment Cat and Fernanda got out of the car, I knew the energy and the excitement of the ride were going to be memorable! Cat paired up with me, more experience, and my wife with Fernanda. Two equal, but different experiences. The ride along…”
3.5 hours on an e-bike through Buenos Aires south: Puerto Madero, Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, and Costanera Sur with tastings.
“The tour was very good. Most important, our tour guide, Francisco, was excellent, very knowledgeable and passionate about the city, and generous about sharing his knowledge, time, and passion for his work.”
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