Best Sunrise and Sunset Bike Rides Worldwide: Our Top 15

1.Siesta Key Electric Bike Sunset Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,075 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $71Our pick

Meet guides such as Derek, Kelsey, or Ben for a two-hour sunset ride on Siesta Key. After a short e-bike lesson, you’ll ride the length of Siesta Beach, pause for Gulf sunset views, continue through Siesta Key Village, and finish with fruit, cheese, wine, and bottled water. Groups are limited to seven.

“Make sure to put on any bug repellent prior to ride (mosquitoes and other beach insects are brutal during sunset) “The sunset e-bike ride was absolutely amazing! 🌅 The bikes were easy and fun to ride, and the whole experience was relaxing yet exciting at the same time. Watching the sun set while cruising along made it unforgettable. The views were stunning, the vibe was perfect, and I’d do it again in a heartbeat. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a unique and beautiful way to enjoy the evening. Derek the tour guide was so amazing. The added picture taking was a surprise and greatly appreciated.”

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2.Haleakala Sunrise Best Self-Guided Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 745 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $272

Start before dawn in Haiku, ride an air-conditioned shuttle to Haleakala’s summit, and watch sunrise above the clouds. After two park stops, begin a self-guided downhill ride from about 6,500 feet. Bikes, helmets, gloves, warm layers, and backpacks are supplied. You’ll also visit Makawao and have time for breakfast at your own expense.

“The sunrise was breathtaking, the whole experience of the color changes is a spectacle. Dan was an awesome tour guide, very funny and knowledgeable, gave a great tour. The top of the summit is very cold, definitely wear layers, you'll be able to leave your extra layers in the van for the switchbacks. You will need to take the layers for the second portion but you can use one of their backpacks or bring your own. The bike ride was very fun. The road is tight but it is totally doable for almost all levels of rider. We did self guided and are not avod riders and we did fine.…”

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3.Appian Way & Catacomb Sunset E-bike Tour with Aperitif

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 682 reviews · from $89

Spend four hours cycling from Circus Maximus into Rome’s countryside with an e-bike, guide, and small group. Visit the Catacombs of St. Callixtus, ride the ancient Appian Way and Park of the Aqueducts, then pause for drinks, bruschetta, olives, cheese, fruit, and bread. Guides may lead in English, French, Italian, or Spanish.

“A great tour even in the heat. I highly recommend doing bike tours as both kids and adults find it more fun than a walking tour. Electric bikes are so easy to use. Restaurant behind building is a great spot for authentic Italian lunch!”

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4.Angkor Sunrise Bike Tour / E-Bike or Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 615 reviews · from $60

Start before dawn with Angkor Wat’s sunrise, then ride 20 to 25 kilometers through temple roads, forest tracks, and villages. Your English-speaking guide leads a small group to Bayon, Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom, and Srah Srang. Breakfast, lunch, water, snacks, bikes, helmets, and a support vehicle are included. E-bikes are available.

“Excellent from beginning to end - knowledgable and fun gans, high quality bikes, very entertaining route for experienced cyclists but considerate of beginners, too. Satsifying meals with delicious fruit and water in between. I highly recommend this way of seeing the temples - vastly better than vehicle or on foot!”

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5.2-Hour Highlights Tour by E-Bike After Sunset

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 532 reviews · 2 hours · from $56

Ride an electric bike through central Athens after sunset with guides such as George, Ste, Rea, or Yota. You’ll see the Acropolis from the Hill of Nymphs, cycle Plaka, visit the Panathenaic Stadium, and stop at major Roman and Greek sites. E-bikes, helmets, water, and a multilingual guide are included.

“Loved the e-bike tour - guide was fantastic , very informative and knowledgeable and delivered in a very pleasant way - the bikes were effortless and was a great way to see the highlights of the city - lit up at night and a lovely sunset from the hill of the nymphs Amazing trip”

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6.Sunset Guided Bike Tour in Seville

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 438 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $36

Cycle through Seville with guides such as Daniel, Marta, Ivan, Laura, or Natalia, stopping at major sights, shady parks, and lively Triana. The gentle route suits most riders and includes bikes, helmets, insurance, and a map with food and flamenco tips. Sunset timing can vary, so confirm the departure hour before booking.

“We signed up for a sunset bike tour, and our guide, Daniel, was extraordinary. He shared the history of Seville in a way that was both engaging and humorous. After the tour, he even recommended a few local spots — we tried La Parrala, and it did not disappoint.”

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7.E-Bike Sunset Tour with Pizza Option

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 428 reviews · 3 - 4 hours · from $81

Ride a high-quality e-bike from 50 meters near the Colosseum through Rome’s grand squares and monuments as daylight fades. Your English or Italian-speaking guide, such as Iman, Stefano, Flavio, or Valerio, handles the route and shares Roman history. The optional pizza stop adds a relaxed meal after the ride.

“Most fabulous thing we did in Rome!! Our guide was extremely knowledgeable about the history of Rome! He took us to some off the main route secret places and shared the story of each site. The bikes were wonderful! Taking an adventure on bikes around Rome with Roma StarBike is a MUST DO!!! We would have gone on an adventure every single day with StarBike if we had know what a blast it was going to be! Thank you so very much StsrBike! Grannie Annie😎”

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8.Angkor Wat Sunrise Bike Tour & Jungle Breakfast

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 415 reviews · from $75

Start at 4:30 a.m. for Angkor Wat sunrise, then cycle quiet forest paths to Bayon and Ta Prohm. Your English-speaking guide, perhaps Chen, Muen, Som, or another local expert, leads the way while a support van carries water and offers rest breaks. Breakfast, snacks, fruit, and bottled water are included. An Angkor Pass costs extra.

“This tour was fantastic! There was only 3 people in my group. The ride was quite easy and was a great way to get from location to location and see some sites that other tours would not see. I have recommended to all my friends to see Angkor this way.”

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9.Rhodes: E-bike Highlights Sunset or Morning Photo Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 351 reviews · 2h 18m · from $46

Ride a comfortable e-bike through Rhodes Old and New Town with a small group of up to six. Christos and the local team guide you past the Palace of the Grand Master, Mandraki Harbour, medieval gates, the Colossus site, and Monte Smith, with photo stops, water, a snack, and either a morning or sunset finish.

“Christos is a true gentlemen who tells nice stories about the city and you can with him about life as well. The tour was very beautiful, it’s a good thing it’s with an e-bike because the roads are often wobbly and steep. We enjoyed every minute. Thanks for the great tour!”

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10.Guided Sunset Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 332 reviews · 3 hours · from $41

Ride through Seville at an easy pace with an English-speaking guide, stopping at the cathedral, Alcázar, Plaza de España, Santa Cruz, Triana, and more. Guides such as Daniel, Ivan, Laura, and Marta combine city history with practical tips on food, flamenco, and nightlife. Bikes, insurance, water, and a recommendation map are included.

“varied visit, we had a little time to wandering around some places. it was perfect. Laura was engaging and interesting with an excellent level of English.”

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11.Angkor Wat Sunrise Bike Tour & Jungle Breakfast

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 141 reviews · 9 hours · from $75

Start before dawn with Angkor Wat sunrise, then follow forest paths to Bayon, the Terrace of the Elephants, and Ta Prohm. Guides such as Seng, Chen, Moon, and Bunvath explain Khmer history while a support van carries water, snacks, and tired cyclists. A chef-prepared breakfast and lunch on private tours make this a full, active day.

“Amazing! We were picked up promptly at our hotel in the early morning to find out we were the only ones on the tour! Very impressed that they still honoured our tour instead of canceling or trying to change it. Our guide Moon was fantastic,. We felt safe at all times and he went out of his way to ensure a fun trip at a manageable pace. The bikes and helmets looked and felt brand new and were in excellent condition. The breakfast and snacks provided were perfectly planned out and delicious. Moon gave just the right amount of information at our stops to make it interesting. Biking through the…”

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12.Angkor Wat Sunrise and Temples E-Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 52 reviews · 9 hours · from $85

Start at 4:40 am by tuk-tuk for sunrise at Angkor Wat, then ride an easy electric bike through forest paths to Ta Prohm, Ta Nei, Bayon, villages, and local food stops. Guides such as August, Raman, Sa, Ho, Jan, and Makara bring temple history and photo help, while a support tuk-tuk carries water, towels, and your bags.

“This tour stuck out from the beginning as it is not like any of the traditional ones. WORTH IT! The bikes were in great condition and easy to drive. As I was cruising through the locations I saw all the other tours having to take long walks, be in the hot sun, and stand in very crowded areas. On this tour we were able to park closer to the temples, have a more personalized experience, and avoid the crowds. As a plus, wind blowing in your face to help keep you cool. My guide Makara was amazing! He knew all the spots to access with ease and make the day…”

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13.Angkor Wat: Guided Sunrise Bike Tour w/ Breakfast and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 48 reviews · from $55

Start before sunrise with an English-speaking guide such as Sotin, Voleak, or Tida, then cycle Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and village trails. The mostly flat route includes a support vehicle, helmet, water, breakfast, and lunch. Expect an 8 to 10-hour day, with an Angkor Park entry ticket and optional $25 e-bike fee paid separately.

“Doing the Angkor Wat tour on bike was a fantastic way to avoid some of the crowds. It’s mostly on flat and easy tracks that anyone that can ride a back would be fine with. A full day tour with breakfast and lunch included makes it fantastic value.”

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14.Chania Alternative Sunset Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 48 reviews · 3 hours · from $51

Ride through Chania’s lesser-seen neighborhoods with guides such as Theo and Dimitris, stopping at historic buildings, Halepa, and the old Tabakaria tanneries. The three-hour tour ends with a sunset, kaltsounia pastries, and local wine, raki, beer, or a soft drink. You should be comfortable cycling in city traffic.

“The guide was very nice and the tour was really interesting Hidden places discovered and a beautiful sunset Definitely recommend it”

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15.Small Group Countryside Sunset Bike Tours

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 39 reviews · 5 hours · from $16Best value

Spend five hours cycling south of Siem Reap with local guides such as Sayoeun, Mr Chai, or Sokpee. Visit a Buddhist temple, rice and lotus fields, village homes, food stops, and a local recycling workshop before a sunset picnic near Phnom Krom. Bikes, helmets, pickup, drinks, snacks, and an English-speaking guide are included.

“We really enjoyed our tour with Sayouen today who has lived in the area for over 20 years and so you couldn't ask for more local knowledge. The cycles used were in good order and they took the time to ensure they were correctly adjusted and we were comfortable before setting off. The route was nice and flat, a good length with plenty of stops along the way to meet local traders. Good explanations were always given with opportunities to try the food. Sayouen has a great rapport with the locals and takes time to involve you in their interaction. The children are so happy and friendly, always smiling and…”

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