Bike Adventure Tour in Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and Venice

Get your tour started from the 3rd Street Promenade. Begin exploring Santa Monica downtown from here. Ride through three car-free blocks with great shopping opportunities where you can encounter everything from farmers’ products to fashion stores and designer boutiques.

Get to the world-known Santa Monica pier and discover it from another perspective on an electric bike. Feel the festive atmosphere as you ride by the amusement park by the oceanside. Take fantastic pictures of the famous Ferris wheel as a symbol of Santa Monica’s heart. Be a part of the picturesque scene where hundreds of movies and TV shows were shot. And of course, get a whole panoramic view of everything from the ocean to mountains.

Take an unforgettable bike ride along the Venice boardwalk admiring the ocean views under the Southern California sun. Connect two beaches together as you bike from Original Muscle Beach to Muscle Beach Venice. The Original is considered the birthplace of the US fitness boom, which started in 1934 and it is focused more on gymnastics with ropes, parallel bars, and swings, while Venice offers more weightlifting experience.

Continue exploring the Venice neighborhood following your knowledgeable enthusiastic guide who will tell you about the district and the beach, which is the meeting place for all kinds of people from families to creative fashion geeks. Anytime you are here it is always great fun. Check out the craziness on a boardwalk and don’t miss a thing. Hear some captivating stories behind some buildings along the beach.

Visit one of the most famous streets of LA and explore Melrose Avenue. The tour will take you to an intense neighborhood with a lot of Instagramable sites for you to take your selfie with. The Avenue also offers lots of funky shops and galleries, cat cafes, original restaurants, and many more. Admire the street art and the creative atmosphere of the place.

Revel in the wonderful ocean views while riding through the 26-Mile Bike Path. The curve surges with cyclists and rollerbladers throughout the year. It runs from Santa Monica Pier to Venice Beach so you’ll be able to see all the remarkable sights on your way.

Get to the iconic example of famed Southern California beaches to catch more sun and delight in the large soft sandy coast. 3.5-miles-long Santa Monica State Beach also offers a variety of activities and attractions for everyone.

Stop by the example of modern vivid architecture represented by blue, green, and red buildings of the top Pacific Design Center. The center supplies the houses of celebrities and residents of LA with bleeding-edge furniture, flooring, wallpaper, and everything for perfect one-of-a-kind interiors.

Try to bike along the famous Venice Beach Broadwalk, soaking in the lively and ever-busy meeting place for all kinds of people from artists and athletes to tourists and local residents. The place never stops its movement, so be ready to attend some of the coolest events organized here.

Ride by UCLA and its amazing campus to see what one of the best LA universities looks like. Go back to times of Romanesque Revival architecture and marvel at the Royce Hall and Powell Library. The campus is a great place to have a bike ride and to find out some interesting facts about the City’s history and origins. The university is also an outstanding center of cultural life, which welcomes its visitors with museums and exhibitions.

Be amazed by Sunset Boulevard, one of the main arteries of Los Angeles that starts at Figueroa Street in Downtown LA and runs through Hollywood, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Holmby Hills, and a few more districts to the Pacific Coast Highway. Get to see Sunset Strip, the most prominent part of the Boulevard, which is the epicenter of LA’s nightlife with a diversity of clubs and music venues.

Reach the great place for walks, bikes, entertainment, shopping, and sports. Although the ocean here is always cool you can notice people swimming whatever the season. Get plenty of sun on your ride and admire great ocean views.

Take a look at the exuberant Rodeo Drive, which is known as a synonym for luxury and wealth. This is a place where the most expensive world brands’ shops, elite restaurants, and cafes are situated. Bike through the nice and cozy street under the palm trees, marveling at the beautiful architecture and attractive shop windows.

Immerse yourself in the calm and comforting vibe of Californian Venice as you ride through the famous Venice Canals. This is an awesome spot for those who want to take a pause and have some rest from the busy touristic attractions and get to the original vision of Abbot Kinney of a quiet neighborhood which now seems a world apart from the rest of Venice.

No other road has captured the imagination and the essence of the American spirit as an iconic Route 66. The road runs from Chicago, Illinois all the way to Santa Monica. Get interesting insights on the history of the road from your local guide and be ready to learn new eye-opening facts about it as you ride.

Don’t forget to stop by the famous edgy Venice Skatepark, which is a hotspot of US skateboarding and the birthplace of many prominent skateboarders. Witness the incredible tricks live and be impressed by the professional performances, breathing in fresh ocean air.

Explore one more neighborhood on this rich and interesting full-day bike tour. Brentwood is one of the poshest districts in LA, and home to many Hollywood celebrities like Arnold Schwarzenegger, LeBron James, Tobey Maguire, and others. It also possesses a great variety of entertainment, shopping, dining, and outdoor experiences.

The tour leads you through Beverly Hills to give you an intimate look at movie star homes and mansions of the rich and famous. There are plenty of splendid and remarkable houses together with the Beverly Hills Hotel Spa, which is positioned as an oasis within an oasis. This is a place where celebrities recharge and escape the outside world.

Take a picture with the famous vibrant pink wall, which is a Paul Smith brand clothing store in Los Angeles. Opened in 2005, it quickly became one more LA attraction for tourists as well as for residents. Color your friends’ feed pink and make them want to join you in this vivid and rich adventure by the City of Angels.

Visit Culver City, a city that is considered to be a movie-making industry birthplace. The first movies were shot there in the 1910s, apart from that companies like Metro Goldwyn-Mayer are located there. From 1932 to 1986, Hughes Aircraft Company headquarters were situated in the city. At present, National Public Radio and Sony Pictures Entertainment are still there.

Take a look at the illustrious sand beaches of Malibu, an oceanside paradise, and a place where many Hollywood stars live. Listen to the “surf sounding loudly”, which gave the city its name. Remember some scenes from the Baywatch and grab some awesome pictures.

Pedaling through one of the trendiest streets in LA you may also notice some celebrities in edgy dresses. Many of LA’s hottest and hippest stores and boutiques can be found on these sidewalks. Pass by the Kitson boutique, which has been very popular with world-known stars.

Pass by one of LA’s classic bars with a nice patio and location. This was also Elizabeth Taylor’s favorite pub, that’s why you may notice her portrait if you go inside to take a look at the eclectic and unusual interior.

No Los Angeles tour is possible without having a picture or a dozen of the most famous sign in the world. As you ride through the LA’s neighborhoods you’ll get a chance to enjoy different-perspective views of the Hollywood Sign. A sign of a dream factory, a symbol of movie-making industry, which had made Los Angeles the city we all know now.

Head on to the world’s largest man-made harbor and be fascinated by thousands of yachts and boats of different shapes and sizes. Bike along several bicycle paths to catch great views and to get a real feel of marine adventures as vessels are moving in and out. Take a chance and watch harbor seals, California sea lions or dolphins.

If you came to LA by plane you have probably seen an iconic structure called Theme Building. It is a perfect example of the modern design movement of the mid-20th century which later became known as Googie. Marvel at the space-age construction and its UFO-like restaurant.

Pass by the vibrant cultural, shopping, and business hub of the Century City. This is a great two-level outdoor shopping mall, which has become more eye-catching and photogenic after the major restoration. It offers a movie theater and 200 gastronomic and commercial spots including Apple, Rolex, and Zara, as well as lounge zones and a musical fountain.

Greener as anything around, the Greystone Park offers you a shadowy repose and refreshment from the bustling concrete metropolis. Hear the intriguing stories behind the Greystone Mansion as told by your knowledgeable guide and enjoy the location, which was filmed in many movies.

Bel Air neighborhood is often considered one of the best places to live in California. It offers its residents an intimate suburban feel while having a diversity of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Pedal through the district and stop by remarkable and memorable houses linked with the lives of Michael Jackson, Walt Disney, and Elvis Presley.

One more LA neighborhood is waiting to be discovered by you. This is a busy neighborhood, where a huge campus of the University of California in Los Angeles lies. Get to the historical commercial block of Westwood Village for a pleasant ride. Pass by some cultural sights, including Hammer Museum and the famous Geffen Playhouse Theatre, as well as Fox Theatre.

Tick one more bleeding edge street with the latest fads on your must-see list. This is home to unique local goods as well as world-known brands. The boulevard is named after the 19th-century entrepreneur who made his idea of Californian Venice a reality by arranging the neighborhood and artificial canals to resemble the original Venice of Europe.