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We had an excellent time on our bike tour. Our guide, Yu, was so lovely - knowledgeable, kind and really ensured we had an excellent time. As is always the case when riding on roads, traffic can be challenging. A good level of riding ability is necessary. Yu made sure we were safe and felt comfortable the whole way. Highly recommend.

Cycle tours are a fantastic way to explore a city, and this tour was a highlight of our visit. We had a wonderful time with our guide, Sia, who spoke excellent English and made the experience both engaging and informative. The tour was never rushed, allowing us to take our time exploring her neighborhood and learning about the city's rich history. To make the experience even better, we ended up having a private tour of both old and modern Guangzhou. We highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the city. We'd also encourage travelers to consider Guangzhou as a destination in its own right, especially given its fascinating history as the city once known to the West as "Canton."

This tour is the perfect balance between efficiency and quality - the passion shown by our guide Sia for her city was a bonus. Its stylish and covers all the main sites in four hours in a relaxing way.

Overall a fantastic experience of both ancient and modern Guangzhou from the street level. Travellers should always be mindful of rain, especially in the monsoon season. However rain jackets are always provided. Traffic can be tricky and some narrow alleyways to navigate. The wet market was super exciting (the smells can be overpowering). You will need lots of sun screen, water and an attitude to explore

We had a great time! It's a unique way to see Guangzhou, and our guide Sia couldn't have been better. She even got my 13-year old nephew interested in history :) It's good exercise but not too hard. I especially loved biking in the residential alleyways, stopping for fresh fruit, and riding along the river. It was a hot day, but we were in the shade a lot. The breeze from riding felt good. It's a long ride, but the epic nature of it is very satisfying and seems to fit very well with this huge city. I have visited Guangzhou several times before, but this is a new, lovely, easy, and very relatable experience. If you can ride a bike, try this tour!

Due to rain the other cyclists had cancelled but I was unaware as had arrived by plane only a few hours earlier. Sia happily agreed to show me around by bike or walking - so we cycled! Great to be near the river and see the modern and old communities. Would be perfect on a sunny day. The bike was not very responsive to turning as the handlebars are not welded to the upright wheel post and there is a lot of play. These are public bikes which are hired via an App. It can be very hair-raising riding on the roads with traffic very close to you - definitely an adventure!! Sia was very friendly with good English and helped me get a taxi to return to the hotel. A fun experience!!

Great experience with our well prepared guide Yu! The bikes are comfortable and well mantained. We cycled through small alleys, a market where she bought us fruits, pastries and pork belly. We visited an ancestral hall, a park and in the end we rode through the bank of the Pearl-river to the skyscrapers at the new town. Highly recommended!

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We had a wonderful afternoon with Yu. We enjoyed experiencing Guangzhou and all the information shared by Yu. We can definitely recommend this tour! Thank you Yu!

Had an amazing tour with Sia to see some unusual parts and guangzhou way of life. A good 15km workout mostly flat so very manageable! Loved the market to see the locals and the park to watch the aunties and uncles!

We have done bike tours in more than 50 cities worldwide, so when we give this five stars, we mean it. Sia was a great guide — thorough, generous, funny — and she knows the backroads! Instead of reciting the features of the tour that you can see in the ads, here are a few things to know ahead of time. First, the cycling is easy. If it’s a small enough group, you use the bike share bikes, which are just fine. Second, the cycling is hard — but not because it is steep or difficult. It is complicated by electric motor scooters (what Sia calls e-bikes, but they are fully motorized, not pedaled). Many of them are delivery bikes ridden by folks for whom time is money. A few of the alleys get congested with these creatures, and it may test your maneuverability skills. We loved it, but it helps to be adept on a bike in a crowed situation. Third, and after the guide quality most important, the tour is very well designed. Unlike most city bike tours, it is not a loop, so you end up near the Canton Tower in the CBD. It is very easy to get to the subway or to a taxi from there, but don’t plan to leave things at the start to come back to. The stops of the tour were nicely varied: architecture, history, a large family shrine, Beijing Road, a terrific wet market, a lovely park, a promenade along the Pearl River. Rain threatened, but we never got wet — and if we had, it might have felt fine. But were I to do it again, I might bring a light jacket if rain is likely. Overall, this is a great introduction to Guangzhou and one we highly recommend — especially if you can ride with Sia.