Pedal Power Series : NW Discovery
From: USD$31.00
Beautiful Kuching City can be explored on foot on your own in most cases but to really have an up close and unique experience, hop onto a bike with us as Pedal Power is best.
Visit tropical gardens and parks, historical monuments, important landmarks and quaint villages on the fringe of the city with our knowledgeable bike leaders.
A relatively easy ride with some undulating roads and the odd hill, this route takes you through the city and across the river into some green areas with breathtaking lookouts. A simple local lunch or afternoon tea stop will be a delightful respite after all the calories burnt enroute.
- Bicycle and helmet
- An English speaking leader
- Boat Fee
- Lunch or afternoon tea (dependent on departure times)
- 500ml bottle of drinking water
- Please note this tour will carry a surcharge should your requested dates fall on Public Holiday. For more information please go to our FAQ’s page for more information regarding public Holidays and surcharges.
- Any other items not listed above
- Gratuities to local staff (at your discretion)
You will explore, by bike, the old new parts of the city. Where the Malay villages still live in wooden house and where the new government building the DUN at a cost of 4 million Ringgit stands next them.
We would recommend long sleeved t – shirts and short trousers that cover the knees. Comfortable walking shoes/trainers, Peaked Cap, Sunglasses and a light rain coat/ Poncho
Mosquito repellent, small personal first aid kit, camera, hand phone, copy of your passport’s photo ID page, spare batteries, Lens, light rain coat/ Poncho, Day Bag, anything else you can’t do without. (extra water is always a good idea)
Providing you can touch the pedals or the ground then you are good to go.
No, not here but Kuching offers a wide variety of historical sites to compensate that.
Yes, you can but without a guide, you will miss so much.
The tours last almost 4 hours but half of that time will be spent discussing historic buildings and points of interest.
Yes, you can as long as it is being used for person use only and it does not impair your cycling ability.
No, not at this time.
Yes, you can but please remember, we will stop at various points on the way to try some local snacks, so please leave room for them.
Yes, you can, from almost any coffee shop that we pass on the way.
Yes, toilets are along the waterfront and various other locations.
There are a few crocodiles roaming around the Sarawak River and the odd monitor lizard but you are more inclined to see cats and birds on this type of city tour…but you never know.
Some of our tours require the use of local transport, The Sampan, a small taxi boat that will carry us and our bike, from one side of the River Sarawak, to the other.
You can book a tour with Borneo Experiences online or call into the Singgahasana Lodge in Kuching and book from there.
