Boston · BOSTON BIKE & SEGWAY RIDES
10 reviewed
Out of 10 boston bike & segway rides on the site, these 10 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the standout details sit below, so you can choose in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Cycle Boston’s neighborhoods and top landmarks in 2.5 hours with helmet, expert guides, and an e-bike option. Great value at $78.
“Great way to see and get oriented to the city for first timers. Bikes are in very good condition and the guides shared useful information.”
See Boston’s top sights in 2.5 hours on a fitted hybrid or pedal-assist e-bike. Routes, safety, and city views for $78.
“Bob and Gary were great. We would recommend everyone do this bike tour when you first get there. We learned about the different areas of Boston. Where to eat and where to visit later in the trip. A map is fine, but these guys educated us on places of interest and the history. Great job guys!”
A 2.5-hour Boston Segway tour with safety training and guided stops from Boston Common to USS Constitution. $99, small groups.
“Any level experience even beginner and you will have the best experience and get to know Boston’s history. Jay was a great Captain/guide.”
See Boston’s waterfront and Freedom Trail by Segway in 90 minutes with Captain Jay. Photo stops, free attractions, and easy logistics.
“Very fun and exciting way to see Boston. Everyone needs to give this a try. Will do this tour again.”
Bike Boston and Cambridge with a pro guide: Charles River views, MIT and Harvard stops, plus helmet and bike for $78.
“Awesome tour. Greg led a nice paced and safe ride. He's very knowledgeable and took some great pictures along the way.”
Pedal from Boston into Cambridge on a guided bike tour, with Harvard Square, MIT, and Charles River skyline views in 150 minutes.
“Solo más tiempo para fotos en cada parada Todo lo demás excelente”
Family-friendly Boston bike tour from the North End to MIT and the Charles River. E-bikes, helmets, and a local guide included.
“Super bike ride, Gary was an excellent guide, this was the highlight of our day! Would highly recommend very professional company!”
24-hour hybrid bike rental in Boston with helmet, lock, map, and flexible pickup times near Columbus Waterfront Park.
“The streets are covered with construction equipment and the bike lanes are filled also. You have to ride in the lane of traffic and cars don't really look after you. Several times I didn't think I was going to make it home. After you get through the traffic and get on the bike lanes by the Charles River, it is safe. Do not recommend this trip as you cant see anything because you are constantly watching for cars.”
Ride Boston’s Emerald Necklace by bike for fall foliage, parks, and neighborhoods with a guide, bike, and helmet included for $99.
“Bob and Caroline were wonderful tour guides. We felt like we saw a good amount of the city and stopped at some cool spots for pictures. The tour is a must do in Boston!”
Rent a lightweight Kona hybrid bike from Boston’s North End for $58. Helmet, lock, lights, map included, with route help from friendly staff.
“Très sympas de se balader à Boston en vélo.”
