Toronto Twilight Bicycle Tour Experience

Explore Toronto by twilight on this fun and easy after-dinner cycle tour. Discover the beauty of Toronto's harbor at dusk, and cycle around the beautiful Toronto Islands. Watch Toronto’s city skyline light up and see landmarks including the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Gain fascinating insights into the islands’ history and community, and spend an evening on the town in Toronto with a difference on this small-group cycling tour!
This small-group tour is limited to 12 people, ensuring a more personalized experience.

Meeting Point

124 St Patrick St

124 St Patrick St, Toronto, ON M5T 2X8, Canada

We will meet in the parking garage at 124 St Patrick Street, Toronto, M5T 2X8 (approx. 50m south of Dundas on the west side of the street). Enter the garage & follow the yellow signs down to the P2 level of the garage, section H.

What's included:

• Ferry Ticket
• Local guide
• Granola bars
• Use of bicycle
• Bike lights

Not included:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off

What to expect:

Duration: 3 hours, 30 minutes

Toronto Bicycle Tours

275 Dundas St W, , Toronto, M5T 3K1

After dinner, meet your cycle tour guide at the meeting point on St Patrick Street. The tour begins with a short ferry ride across the harbor, then takes you cycling through bicycle-friendly car-free neighborhoods on the eastern Toronto Islands.
See historic landmarks including the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Admire Toronto’s waterfront parks and beaches, and see the city skyline light up for the evening.

While you cycle, hear illuminating tales as your local guide provides a narrative about the islands’ history over the past 200 years. Learn about the islands’ role as a residential community, recreational area, transportation hub, scenic retreat and sporting facility.

Suitable for beginner to advanced cyclists, the tour follows an easy pace with plenty of stops to chat and enjoy the sights. Led by locals, the tour includes bike and safety equipment, water, snacks and commentary.

Pass by without stopping

Toronto Harbour

Along Queens Quay W, Toronto, M5J 2G8

After dinner, meet your cycle tour guide at the meeting point on St Patrick Street. The tour begins with a short ferry ride across the harbor, then takes you cycling through bicycle-friendly car-free neighborhoods on the eastern Toronto Islands.
See historic landmarks including the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Admire Toronto’s waterfront parks and beaches, and see the city skyline light up for the evening.

While you cycle, hear illuminating tales as your local guide provides a narrative about the islands’ history over the past 200 years. Learn about the islands’ role as a residential community, recreational area, transportation hub, scenic retreat and sporting facility.

Suitable for beginner to advanced cyclists, the tour follows an easy pace with plenty of stops to chat and enjoy the sights. Led by locals, the tour includes bike and safety equipment, water, snacks and commentary.

Pass by without stopping

Gibraltar Point Lighthouse

443 Lakeshore Ave, Toronto, M5J 2W2

After dinner, meet your cycle tour guideat the meeting point on St Patrick Street. The tour begins with a short ferry ride across the harbor, then takes you cycling through bicycle-friendly car-free neighborhoods on the eastern Toronto Islands.
See historic landmarks including the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Admire Toronto’s waterfront parks and beaches, and see the city skyline light up for the evening.

While you cycle, hear illuminating tales as your local guide provides a narrative about the islands’ history over the past 200 years. Learn about the islands’ role as a residential community, recreational area, transportation hub, scenic retreat and sporting facility.

Suitable for beginner to advanced cyclists, the tour follows an easy pace with plenty of stops to chat and enjoy the sights. Led by locals, the tour includes bike and safety equipment, water, snacks and commentary.

Pass by without stopping