• Kings Cross - Once the bohemian heart of Sydney from the early 20th century, Kings Cross was infamous for the illegal alcohol trade, known as sly grog, led by rival brothel owners Tilly Devine and Kate Leigh. The area also boasts a vibrant community of artists, including writers, poets, and journalists.
• Rushcutters Bay Park - Enjoy the sight of yachts in the bay and discover the history of the old Sydney Stadium and one of Australia’s most famous boxing matches.
• Double Bay - Experience shopping reminiscent of LA and Rodeo Drive.
• Murray Rose Pool - A stunning spot for a swim in Sydney Harbour. Try swimming out to the pontoon for a refreshing break.
• Point Piper - Known as Australia’s most expensive suburb, with homes setting auction records.
• Rose Bay - Take advantage of the new bike path as you ride past the Bay. Watch for flying boats and learn about a historic floating restaurant.
• Vaucluse - Get ready to tackle Heartbreak Hill, famous from Sydney’s annual City to Surf Marathon. It’s a breeze on an e-bike! Enjoy breathtaking views of the city and harbour from the top. Visit the beautiful Milk Beach and Nielson Park for more stunning harbourside spots.
• Parsley Bay Reserve - Admire some of Sydney’s finest homes surrounded by Australian bush as you cross the iconic Parsley Bridge. Keep an eye out for local Water Dragons sunbathing by the water’s edge.
• Watsons Bay - Enjoy a meal or drink at the renowned Doyle’s Restaurant and take in the view over the water and back to the city skyline.

If you’re spreading the tour over several days, you can catch a ferry from here through Sydney Harbour back to the city.

• Camp Cove - Visit one of Sydney’s most picturesque beaches and learn about the First Nations people who once lived here. Treat yourself to an ice cream or snack from the kiosk.
• The Gap - Discover why The Gap is so infamous in Sydney and gaze across the vast Pacific Ocean.
• Dover Heights - Learn about a local missing woman whose foot was found on a beach 500km south of Sydney. What happened to Melissa Caddick? Visit a clifftop site with some of Sydney’s best Aboriginal rock engravings. Learn about the First Nations tribes that called Sydney home before the arrival of foreigners in 1788.
• Bondi Beach - A must-visit in Sydney, and it’s easy to see why. Park your shared e-bike and dive in for a swim of a lifetime. You might spot some of the legendary Bondi Lifeguards at work, and if you’re unlucky, you might just need them!

On your way out, visit the world’s most Instagrammed swimming pool. Do they really throw icebergs into the pool? All will be revealed.

• Tamarama Beach - Discover Sydney’s first amusement park, known as Wonderland. Travel back in time with archival photographs and be amazed by the scale of this fantastical creation from another era.
• Bronte Beach - A favorite Sydney beach with plenty of cool cafes and a spectacular rockpool. Learn why Bronte hosts the biggest Christmas parties in Sydney and why the locals are so passionate about it.
• Coogee Beach - The final ocean beach on your tour, Coogee was once the site of the Virgin Mary. It’s a true story, but you’ll need to take the tour to find out what happened.
• Centennial Park - After a short ride through the Eastern Suburbs, you’ll enter Sydney’s most popular city park. Enjoy this cycling haven and learn about a variety of topics. Charles Dickens meets a gruesome murder meets the history of Australian cinema and where the country became an independent nation of sorts.
• Sydney - Surry Hills is a dynamic area known for its stylish cultural and cafe scene. Terraced houses on Crown and Cleveland streets feature trendy coffee shops, fashion boutiques, and global eateries. Trendy pubs, wine bars, and galleries are scattered around Surry Hills Library, a community hub with a modern, sustainable design. Stretching 4.3 km from Woolloomooloo to Waterloo, the Bourke Street Bicycle Route (or the “Loo to Loo” as it’s sometimes called) connects Sydney’s harbour to a newly developed urban residential village. It climbs steep hills, passing through industrial, commercial, and residential neighborhoods, juxtaposing both grit and glamour.
• Darlinghurst - Once a slum and red-light district, Darlinghurst has transformed since the 1980s into a cosmopolitan area with distinct precincts. It’s renowned globally as the center of Sydney’s gay community, hosting the annual Sydney Mardi Gras parade and being the spiritual birthplace of the LGBTQ rights movement. It houses numerous prominent gay venues and businesses, and more broadly, Darlinghurst is a hub for Sydney’s burgeoning small bar scene. Demographically, Darlinghurst has the highest percentage of Generation X and Y residents in Australia.

• We supply participants with a link to access our Wheel Explorer app that gives the rider full turn by turn directions and information about the points of interest that you visit on your exploration..

• Please note this tour is self guided and DOES NOT include an ebike. Participants need to rent a Lime eBike. They are available all over the city. The 300mins Lime pass for $62.95 is the best deal.

Discover the legendary eastern beaches of Sydney in the best way possible—on two electric wheels with our self-guided audio tour! Don’t forget to bring your swimwear.

Our self-guided tour provides clear and safe directions for every step, allowing you to relax, ride, and listen. The tour follows the harbor all the way to Camp Cove in the East, then heads south to Bondi Beach and other stunning beaches. You’ll then ride west back towards the city through Centennial Park.

The tours are perfect for either a single-day or multi-day adventure, following a loop format. You can join the tour at any point in the loop, simply follow the directions in a clockwise direction.

All you need are your headphones and a rented Lime ebike. You can visit points of interest at your leisure and swap ebikes whenever you like. There is no set time frame, and you’ll cover significantly more ground on our tour than with any other tour company.

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