Sydney on bike - Our bike guide was Dylan. She safely guided us trough busy streets of CBD and showed us a new perspective of this big diverse city. We were able to get amazing pictures of Sydney opera and Harbour bridge. Dylan offered herself to take some family photos that we really appreciated. We took a halfday tour and it was enjoyable. We are sending lots of love to Dylan from Slovenia (including your boss Natalija :)

Biking in Sydney - Thank you Steward and Andre. We enjoyed it very much. The tour was very informative and lots of fun. The bikes were well maintained and the root was suitable for all level of riders.

Great way to see the sights! - Great idea for the first day in town to see the highlights and learn a little history of the city. Dillon was great as our guide. Very informative and patient with the group since it was a little larger and with riders of varying abilities. She also provided ho suggestions for places to visit and eat. There are a couple of hills - one moderate but short (leading up to the Sydney Bridge). The rest of the route was relatively flat with a few gentle grade hills. Good bikes with varying sizes to fit all. There is an option for an e-bike to rent. Stopped halfway thru the ride for a pint of ale/porter at Lord Nelson Brewery. The biggest challenge is navigating thru the throngs of people thru the major tourist areas like the Circular Quay and Darlington Harbor. We went on Monday and it was manageable but would hate to see what it would be like on a weekend. Definitely a must for first time visitors. Would highly recommend Bonza Bike Tours to start your Sydney visit.

Great Bike Tour - This is our second time doing a Bonza bike tour and we had another great ride. We did the longer (full day) Sydney tour that included lunch (sandwiches). The highlight was our guide Dillon who was fun, informative and just fun to talk with. We were two families traveling with teens and Dillon did a great job keeping everyone engaged and made the ride enjoyable. As a cycler, I enjoyed that the tour was longer (about 18 miles) and had some hills. Overall, it was a great day out and the perfect way to see Sydney. I recommend doing this tour on your first day to get an overview of the city and know where you want to go back to and spend more time.

Great introduction to city! - Great introduction to the city. Really liked our guide! Easy to bike in Sydney. Highly recommend. We did the shorter version.

Loved it - I had such a fun time cycling round the city, I learnt lots about Sydney in a short time and saw a huge amount of things. I went as a solo traveller but felt completely part of the group from the start. The cycle routes aren't too hard and there are lots of breaks to look at the sights so I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone interested in seeing Sydney in a different way!

Great bike tour! - We had a fantastic time on this tour. Dylan was an awesome guide, lots of interesting knowledge, great sense of humor and very helpful. All made for a great day. Highly recommend!

Great bike tour of Sydney with Jimmy - We did a great 4 hour bike tour with Jimmy from Bonza Bikes on a recent visit to Sydney. Jimmy was friendly, entertaining and provided lots of great information during the tour. The route was very manageable. The bikes had quite small frames but were fine for the tour. There were plenty of stops, including one at the oldest hotel in Sydney for a lemon, lime and bitters which was really refreshing! Great way to see the city.

Jimmy is the best! - This was a fun and comprehensive tour of beautiful Sydney. Jimmy was an AMAZING guide! Despite soaking rain, he remained upbeat, positive and super professional! I would highly recommend this tour!

The bike tour of Sydney was for low level biking skill - I think it depends on what you're looking for in a bike tour of the city of Sydney. I was expecting more biking, less slow biking, and less stopping. If you want a very slow, easy to bike, easy going bike tour of Sydney, this is possibly a tour for you. We stopped very frequently. There was also a stop in the middle where you could purchase alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks. There was a stop for bathrooms. There was a section where we needed to push our bikes, because the gardens do not allow biking through. At the end we pushed our bikes up the final hill. I think this tour would be better suited to have ear headsets or some type of communication device. We were in such a large group of 14, if you were in the rear, you could not hear the guide. I would like this tour better if the group size was smaller, if we had the communication device, and if we got to choose our level of expertise on a bike (so those with more skill could ride with a group with more skill).