The 15 Belgium Bike Tours That Earn Their Price

1.Antwerp: City Highlights Guided Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 529 reviews · 2 hours · from $38Our pick

Ride through Antwerp’s historic center with Antwerp by Bike, stopping at the cathedral, city hall, Steen castle, old port, MAS museum, and central station. English and Dutch guides such as Dirk, Leo, Phillip, and Judith add stories and local context. The pace is relaxed, with time to ask questions and take in the city.

“We thoroughly enjoyed our bike tour. Leo was very knowledgeable and good fun. Highly recommended”

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2.Ghent Bike Tour Off-the-beaten-track

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 505 reviews · 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $58Top rated

Explore Ghent by CUBE mountain bike with a local guide such as Christophe, Kristoff, Chris, Sammy, or Levi. This 2.5-hour English tour leaves from Brabantdam and visits street art, historic buildings, parks, religious sites, and lesser-known neighborhoods. Bikes, helmets, bottles, and hand sanitizer are provided.

“Highly recommended trip! I think this is the best trip that I have ever been in Belgium. 4days in Belgium and booked couple of tour trips, this one is the best. The tour guide is very informative and very nice guy. You get to see the hidden spots and know about local.”

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3.Brussels: City Highlights and Hidden Gems Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 443 reviews · 3h 30m · from $41

Ride through central Brussels and nearby neighborhoods for 3.5 hours with a Dutch, French, or English-speaking guide. You’ll use a city bike, stop at a café, and see both well-known sights and lesser-known corners. Guides such as Philippe, René, Andrea, and Philip are praised for easygoing storytelling and local insight.

“This was the best tour of Brussels you could wish for! Note - electric bikes are available if you message to guide. I was glad for mine due to some of the hills. Philip was very knowledgeable and friendly. He was well versed in the city’s history, architecture and infrastructure.”

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4.Bruges: Guided Retro Bike Tour of Highlights and Hidden Gems

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 374 reviews · 2 hours - 150 minutes · from $52

Ride a stable retro bike through Bruges with a local guide such as Sebastian, Eveline, Frieda, or Lorelei. In up to 2.5 hours, you’ll see the Belfry, canals, Beguinage, windmills, Lake of Love, Jerusalem Chapel, and quiet local streets. Finish in a medieval courtyard garden with a complimentary local beer or lemonade.

“Must do when in Bruges! Seriously the best way to get to know the city and biking around is so much fun! Sebastian was brilliant and the beer at the end of the tour was a nice touch. Learned so much about the city and 3.5 hours was the perfect length!”

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5.Guided Bike Tour: 2 Hours Highlights of Antwerp

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 347 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $39

Ride through Antwerp with a local guide on a two-hour English bike tour covering Central Station, Het Steen, and the MAS. You get a quick city orientation, local tips, and a bicycle included. Guides such as Marc, Paul, Neil, and Inge have led friendly, informative rides, with some tours also available in Dutch or German.

“Viel gesehen , gelernt und sich dabei bewegt - insbesondere von unserem Guide Neil (hoffe, der Name ist richtig !?)”

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6.Ghent: Guided Urban Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 297 reviews · 2h 30m · from $56

Ride through Ghent with local guide Christophe or Chris on a small-group tour that leaves the postcard center behind. Expect quality mountain bikes, street art, parks, cultural spots, local stories, and a route that can shift with the group. A helmet, water bottle, Polaroid photo, and digital GoPro photos are included.

“This was a truly unique experience where we were shown things we never would have seen by a traditional tour. It was full of surprises and our guide was a source of a wealth of information. I was a bit hesitant about being safe while biking but her took great care to make sure we were safe.”

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7.Bruges: Guided Bike Tour with a Local to Sights & Secrets

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 278 reviews · 2h 30m · from $45

Ride through Bruges with Quasimundo Bike Tours, the city’s longest-running bike company. In 2.5 relaxed hours, guides such as Peter, Kim, Jos, and Dany combine Market Square, canals, windmills, and the Church of Our Lady with quieter city edges, local stories, and practical tips on food, beer, and places to explore.

“Very good. Well organized and informative. Our guide was knowledgeable about Bruges . The bike paths were easy to ride and took us all around the city.”

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8.Antwerp Bike Tours: The Highlights & Beyond

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 207 reviews · 2 hours · from $35

Ride through Antwerp’s medieval center and modern districts on a comfortable Belgian bike with guides such as Hans, Tom, and Basil. You’ll see the Cathedral of Our Lady, Grote Markt, Het Steen, local streets, and may cross the river by ferry before returning through the pedestrian tunnel. The pace suits most riders, with child seats and baskets available.

“We were only with the two of us so we got a private tour which was really nice. Before we started, Tom asked us if there were any specific things we wanted to see and we asked for non-touristy places. He took us around Antwerpen and showed us a nice mix of tourist and non-touristy places. In around 2h he explained the history of the city and where you can still see some of the things from those times. If you need to kill a few hours while you're in the city, this is a really nice way to spend it.”

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9.Antwerp Bike Tours

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 200 reviews · from $34Best value

Ride through Antwerp for about three hours with a local English-speaking guide such as Steven, Stefano, Stephanos, or Christine. Routes can include the medieval center, MAS and the northern docks, Art Nouveau streets, rooftop views, and the tunnel beneath the Scheldt. Bikes, locks, baskets, and weather ponchos are provided, with optional beer, chocolate, or fish tastings.

“Very enthusiastic Steven as a tour guide. Happy to converse with each guest individually and went at a good pace for the whole trip. Saw a wide range of landmarks and listened to the history behind it”

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10.Ghent: City Highlights and Hidden Gems Guided Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 196 reviews · 2h 30m · from $53

Ride a city bike through Ghent with a Dutch or English-speaking guide, often Tim, who adds local stories to abbeys, churches, Portus Ganda, the Castle of the Counts, canals, parks, and quiet neighborhoods. The 150-minute route uses bike lanes and low-traffic streets, with a midway drink stop and raincoats available.

“Had a great tour around the city with Tim. He showed us a bunch of interesting places and had a lot of knowledge about the city and its history. Biking was very doable, with minimal hills. Just a few cobble stones here and there, but mostly we avoided those. Would highly recommend!”

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11.Antwerp: Guided Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 139 reviews · 3 hours · from $42

Ride Antwerp with a local guide for three relaxed hours, starting near Central Station. You’ll pass the Jewish quarter, grand Cogels-Osylei mansions, Groen Kwartier, the cathedral, Scheldt River, old port, and Park Spoor Noord. Guides such as Jonah, Nicolas, and Niklas add history and practical stops along the way.

“super super good. Niclas is a super friendly and knows a lot not only about the City. Takes customer wishes into the tour and its Just fun to ride with him around Antwerpen. THX so much!”

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12.Bruges: City Bike Tour with a Local

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 116 reviews · 2 hours · from $43

Ride a comfortable cruiser bike through Bruges with local guide Frédérique, who grew up in the city. Over two hours, you’ll see canal views, medieval landmarks, quieter corners, and good photo stops while learning local stories. Groups stay small, with room to adapt the route to your interests.

“This was a fantastic experience and the perfect way to explore the city. Frédérique was brilliant and she makes sure to keep the group sizes small.l which made it very personal. She’s very thoughtful, brought water with her for us. She’s also a local who has lived her all of her life which made it very authentic. We got to see all of the sites, take lots of pictures and learn about the culture and history of the city. The bikes were really cool which is an added bonus. I would 100% recommend this tour if you are visiting.”

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13.3-Hour Antwerp Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 113 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $43

Ride through Antwerp with a local guide such as Jona, Nicolas, or Frithjof. This three-hour tour uses standard city bikes and covers grand sights, lesser-seen neighborhoods, the old port, and former railway yards. Sunday mornings are especially pleasant when some central streets close to cars. E-bikes may be available by request.

“The bikes are not road worthy and have very very limited brakes. Unsafe to put tourists on. The guide explained very minimal”

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14.Brussels: Sightseeing Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 106 reviews · 3h 30m · from $45

Start at Grand Place and cycle with an English-speaking guide through Brussels’ key sights, from Manneken Pis and the Marolles to the European Parliament and Jubilee Park. You’ll stop for frites and a beer, see the Atomium from afar, and finish at CyCLO Bike Point Central. Robin, Thomas, Jonas, and Ayesha have led recent tours.

“Brussels by bike - optimal way to explore the city!”

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15.Bruges by bike with family and friends!

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 22 reviews · from $41

Ride through Bruges with a small group and an English-speaking guide such as Ann or Nicole. You’ll see canals, the Belfry, Minnewater, windmills, city gates, houseboats and St. Anna, then taste a Belgian praline. The route mixes cycling with short stops and returns to Market Square.

“Our guide Nicole was excellent in all her comments”

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