Singapore Bike Tour Questions And Answers

On the tour listing itself. This site is a comparison and does not run tours, take payments, process bookings or hold accounts. You book and pay on the platform that hosts the listing, and the confirmation and any refund come from there too.

Yes. The use of a bicycle is included on all 23 listings, and none of them is an e-bike tour. Every ride on this site uses a regular bike. A guide is stated as included on 19 of the 23.

No. Hotel pickup is offered on none of the 23 listings, and 11 state outright that it is not included. Riders meet the guide at the start point, which each listing names.

Yes, within the stated window. All 23 listings state free cancellation with a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. The refund is handled on the listing where you paid.

From-prices run from $47.00 for River Route via F1 Track, a 2-hour ride, to $224 for the 7 to 8 hour private full-day ride, with a median of $84 across the roster. Six listings note the total depends on group size, including the private city ride and the 5-hour nature ride.

If you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time you get a full refund, as stated on every one of the 23 listings. Cancel inside that window and the terms on the listing you booked through govern what happens next. This site has no part in either case.

It varies by listing. A meal is included on 7 tours, among them Katong Food Ride, Meal Included and the full-day private ride. Drinks are included on 14 listings, while one states no drinks at all, the Pulau Ubin nature ride.

A helmet is stated as included on 11 of the 23 listings. On the others it is either unstated or offered on request, as with Licensed Guide, Poncho Included, where the listing asks you to indicate the need in advance. Note that LTA rules require a helmet whenever you cycle on roads.

Caps vary widely and are set per tour. The smallest stated cap is 4 on the 5-Hour Nature Ride. Small Group, Max 10 Guests holds 10, Licensed Guide, Poncho Included takes up to 12, and several city rides run to 15. Five tours are private bookings where only your group rides.

Cycling paths and shared paths have a 25 km/h limit. Unmarked footpaths beside roads and in HDB estates are limited to 10 km/h. Pedestrian-only paths beside a cycling path have banned bicycles since 1 July 2025, and cycling is not allowed on expressways, in road tunnels, or in gazetted nature reserves and the Botanic Gardens.

By bumboat from Changi Point Ferry Terminal, roughly 10 minutes each way. Two of the three Ubin tours start at the terminal, while the Pulau Ubin Nature Ride starts on the island itself at 34 Pulau Ubin. Note that ferry transfers are excluded on that ride, so the crossing is on you. Also check current conditions: a section of the Chek Jawa boardwalk is closed for maintenance until 30 April 2027.

Many listings state rain or shine in some form, and several include ponchos or raincoats in the price. Singapore averages 171 rain days a year, so this matters: December and November are the wettest months and February the driest. Check the individual listing for its own weather policy.