Kuala Lumpur · CYCLING TOURS
5 reviewed
Good cycling tours fill up fast around Kuala Lumpur and the best fill up first. Here are the 5 to book, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you lock it in before the calendar does.
4-hour Hidden Kuala Lumpur bike tour past secret alleys, markets, temples, and stilts houses, plus Petaling Street coffee and KLCC views.
“Tour was great. Elena is a great guide. We recommend the tour.”
Small-group KL bike tour with pickup, safety vest and water. Ride Merdeka Square, markets, temples, Kampong Baru, and Petronas.
“Great tour! Tour guides were excellent on giving you information and making you feel safe at all times.”
Cycle Kuala Lumpur’s evening food scene for 3 hours: warung tastings, quiet roads, and passes by Dataran Merdeka and the River of Life.
“We had a fabulous tour with Elena, she was so knowledgeable and the food stops were excellent. I was a little nervous on the bike as it had been raining, but Elena was very re assuring and made me feel very safe. We learnt lots about the city from her, and it was one of the best tours we took. I would highly recommend this trip !”
Early morning backcountry cycling from KL to rural villages, forest reserve, and a lake with dam views, plus local meals.
“If you have got this far and found Backcountry Cycling my advice would be just book it! You won’t regret it. The scenery is amazing and you will get to see another side of Malaysia close up. Highlights: Seeing the light of KL just before sunrise Read more”
A 4-hour KL bike tour with history, temples, markets, and food stops, plus helmets and lunch at Asian Heritage Row for $85.
“Un tour à vélo qui sort de l’ordinaire À faire absolument On a fait des belles découvertes culinaires et culturelles”
Cycle through Kuala Lumpur at dusk with Elena. See Petaling Street lights, River of Life, Saloma Bridge and Malay neighborhoods in 3 hours.
“Thank you Elena for our evening bike ride around the backstreets of KL which you made so interesting and fun for us! Loved view stops of two rivers, China town, Little India and the Malay village, especially the rice ice cream stop! We loved it all especially your kindness.”
