Tour en bicicleta eléctrica por Fremantle

Great experience. I took my 86 year old dad and he loved it. The tour adapted to need. Very knowledgeable.

A wonderful way to learn all about the history of Fremantle, and to look at all the old buildings and the streets.

We took the train from Perth to Fremantle. It’s inexpensive, easy to find the station and a 25 min. Ride. The bike route’s mostly flat, scenic and limited road traffic. Phil our guide , local for 30 + years , was a wealth of information, interesting, and personable. We highly recommend Phil for most levels of bike riders , you’ll see hidden gems you won’t see on any other tour.

Fremantle bikes were great. Phillip was very knowledgeable in Fremantle history and hidden routes through the city. Our 14 mile trip had frequent stops along the way. Stopped at a local pub for lunch or snack (extra cost) Highly recommend

Phil did a fantastic job! Very experienced, knowledgeable and emphatic.

Wow!! Loved this tour with Phil, who is so knowledgeable about the history of Fremantle and Australia. Great company on the tour too, got great pics, went all over and had a brilliant time. We had a lovely lunch and so enjoyed Phil's company. Love the guys at Fremantle Bikes, so friendly and helpful. Thank you for making me feel at home here AND for being perfectly placed round the corner from the Little French Nest coffee shop. 💪😊🌟

A great small group tour around Fremantle with some interesting history lessons and nice pub lunch at the end. The bikes and helmets were new, so 5 stars for the quality of equipment provided. The view from the war memorial was amazing.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely incredible service — hands down the best bike rental option for Rottnest! I found this company completely by chance after discovering that all bikes on the island were already booked — and honestly, what a blessing in disguise! On-island rentals not only cost 75 AUD for the cheapest bike (versus just 60 AUD here), but the opening hours make you lose almost four hours of your day. You can’t pick up a bike before 8:30 a.m., and you have to return it by 4 p.m., even if your ferry leaves at 7 p.m. That’s a huge waste of time. With this company, I had my bike from early morning until late evening, and those extra four hours were absolutely priceless. Around 4 p.m. everyone suddenly disappeared from the island to return their bikes, and I got to enjoy Rottnest almost alone — just me, the empty beaches and the quokkas. Magical! The bikes themselves were in fantastic condition: super comfortable, powerful, and the battery lasted me the entire day — it didn’t even drop a single bar. But what really makes this company exceptional is the customer service. I, like a complete idiot, mixed up the days and was chilling in the shop instead of collecting my bike. They could have easily marked it as a no-show and moved on (nobody would blame them!), but instead they waited an extra hour for me and even tried to reach me so I wouldn’t miss out. They went far above and beyond anything I expected. Let’s just say they handled my delay with kindness and understanding in a way you definitely can’t count on elsewhere — and I’m incredibly grateful. I genuinely think people don’t realise how much more time they gain by renting here instead of on the island. For a tiny difference in price, you get a full, stress-free day on Rottnest. This company delivers way beyond what you’d expect — highlhly, highly recommend! Thank you guys!!! ❤️❤️❤️ (also for the late fee - thing, you know what I mean)

We had a really enjoyable cycle with Phil. He showed us the sights and was full of interesting stories at each place. We stopped off for a drink on the way back. I highly recommend this tour.

Get way to see Freo and get a feel for its culture and history. A lot of stop and start at the beginning as well as riding through town. The ride through the streets of Freo would have been good if it wasn't so fast. Not much time to take in the sights. Also a lot of twists and turns through narrow streets and past bollards and down one way streets. This meant it was easy to lose sight of the bike leader. The ride was to the leaders pace rather than the participants, so you want to be a confident cyclist or speak up if you want to stop to check something out ... like the submarine. Nice to stop for lunch at a local pub so don't forget to bring your $.