Toronto Island Half-Day Bike Tour
- Enjoy stunning vistas of Toronto's skyline from various vantage points across the city
- Experience the serenity of North America's largest car-free neighborhood, nestled within Toronto's bustling metropolis
- Ride comfortably and leisurely with knowledgeable local guides, ensuring your safety along the way
What to expect
Embark on a guided bike tour of the Toronto Islands, starting with a ferry ride across the harbor. Explore car-free neighborhoods and discover hidden gems like parks, beaches, and the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse. Your journey begins at a central meeting point in Toronto, where you'll receive your helmet and bike. Pedal through historic landmarks such as the Royal Canadian Yacht Club and enjoy scenic views of the Toronto skyline. Your guide will share captivating stories about the island's history spanning 200 years, making frequent stops along the way. Suitable for riders of all levels, the tour moves at an easy pace, allowing ample time to soak in the sights and sounds of this unique island retreat
Reviews
Absolutely fantastic experience! The bike tour was a perfect way to explore Toronto, and it truly exceeded our expectations. The bike itself was great, but what really made the tour special was our guide, Ryan. He was incredibly knowledgeable, always upbeat, and really brought a positive energy to the entire experience. He took amazing pictures and knew the best spots, which made the day even more memorable. This tour is a must-do if you’re in Toronto, and I highly recommend requesting Ryan as your guide. Overall, an amazing activity that I’d recommend to anyone visiting the city!
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