• Battersea Power Station - The journey begins at the impressive Battersea Power Station on the Thames, a renowned London landmark. After a warm welcome and safety briefing, participants enjoy a brief ride around the revamped Power Station complex. Here, the story of its evolution is shared — from a coal-powered station energizing much of London, to a cultural icon in music and film, and now a lively riverside destination. This initial stop sets the tone, blending cycling with narratives that illuminate London’s past and present before heading along the river.
• Battersea Park - The next stop is Battersea Park, one of London’s most stunning green spaces along the Thames. Cycling at a leisurely pace, participants explore serene tree-lined paths, ornamental gardens, and lakes teeming with wildlife. The park provides a tranquil, scenic contrast to the city’s hustle and bustle, with ample photo opportunities along the riverside and within its landscaped grounds. It’s an ideal spot to slow down, enjoy the fresh air, and experience a more relaxed side of London before proceeding towards Putney.
• Putney Bridge - Departing Battersea Park, the energy is elevated with carefully curated music playing through a portable speaker as the group rides the vibrant stretch of the Thames Path towards Putney. This segment of the journey runs alongside the renowned riverside rowing clubs, where crews are often seen training on the water — a genuine slice of London sporting life. Across the river, Fulham Football Club’s stadium is visible, while Putney’s riverside pubs and boathouses enhance the lively atmosphere. A pause at Putney Bridge allows for enjoying the views before continuing the scenic route further into southwest London.
• Richmond Park - From Putney, the journey continues into Richmond Park, London’s largest Royal Park and the ride’s highlight. Spanning 2,500 acres, it offers a countryside escape within the city. Participants cycle at a relaxed pace through open grasslands and quiet woodland trails, taking time to explore various areas of the park. Along the way, there are stops for photos and opportunities to spot the famous herds of red and fallow deer roaming freely. With approximately 75–90 minutes in the park, there’s ample time to appreciate the natural beauty and capture memorable moments before heading out towards Richmond town for a riverside lunch by the historic bridge.
• Richmond-upon-Thames - After exploring Richmond Park, the group descends into Richmond upon Thames, a vibrant riverside town rich in charm and history. Here, the Thames curves beneath the elegant Richmond Bridge, the oldest surviving bridge on the river, creating one of London’s most picturesque spots. A well-deserved lunch by the water is enjoyed, with options of traditional pubs, cafes, or riverside restaurants, allowing everyone to relax and absorb the atmosphere. Post-lunch, a short cycle through the town centre reveals its historic streets and lively local life before rejoining the Thames Path for the return journey.
• Putney Bridge - To conclude the journey, the group cycles back along the Thames Path towards Putney, appreciating the riverside views from a new perspective. At Putney Pier, they board the Uber Boat by Thames Clippers for a soothing cruise back to Battersea Power Station. This final segment offers time to unwind, enjoy London’s skyline from the water, and reflect on the day’s ride before returning to the starting point. The combination of cycling and riverboat travel provides a unique and memorable way to experience London.

• Guided Tour from Battersea Power Station to Richmond and back
• Story Telling
• Bottled water
• Bicycle use

• Meals
• Carbonated beverages
• Alcoholic beverages
• Tea and coffee

This is not your typical London bike tour. While most tours stick to busy streets and well-known landmarks, this adventure offers a unique journey — combining riverside cycling, nature, history, and local culture into one seamless ride.

The tour follows the Thames along peaceful, hidden paths, passing through Battersea Park before heading towards Putney and into the expansive landscapes of Richmond. Along the way, participants will discover a side of London that few visitors experience — with picturesque river views, local stories, and a leisurely pace throughout.

A highlight of the tour is the edge of Richmond Park, once a royal hunting ground and still home to herds of wild deer that roam freely today.

With small group sizes and a thoughtfully designed route, this offers a more personal, immersive way to experience London beyond the crowds.

• “Most guests join our daytime ride, but private or small-group evening tours are also available on request — a perfect way to experience the riverside at sunset.”

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.