The South Beach Bike Tour kicks off with a scenic ride along Biscayne Bay, where the city’s story begins—not with neon lights, but with mangroves, marshes, and the ancient Tequesta people who thrived here long before developers had dreams of art deco palaces. Your guide, part historian, part storyteller, will weave together tales of shipwrecks, pirates, Bahamian laborers, and visionary tycoons who turned a swampy wilderness into the global icon that is Miami Beach. Feel the salty breeze as you look out over the bay and imagine schooners instead of yachts, and trading posts instead of condo towers. This isn't just a stop—it’s a time machine. For anyone craving more than surface-level sunshine, our Bike Tours in Miami Beach deliver the soul of the city in stories, sights, and salty air. It’s the kind of history that sticks with you—sweat, smiles, and all.

Maurice Gibb Memorial Park

Next on the South Beach Bike Tour, we’ll glide into the peaceful beauty of Maurice Gibb Memorial Park, a hidden gem tucked away from the buzz of the strip. Named for Bee Gee Maurice Gibb—who called Miami Beach home for much of his life—this bayfront oasis offers sweeping views and soulful stories. As we rest under the palms, you’ll hear about the original Collins Bridge, once the longest wooden bridge in the world, and its modern-day evolution into the elegant Venetian Causeway. But it’s not just concrete and coastlines—we’ll groove into Miami’s rich musical legacy, from the disco-drenched beats of the Bee Gees to the soundwaves of superstars who’ve recorded in this tropical melting pot. This stop is for lovers of music, culture, and old-school cool—exactly the kind of moment that makes Miami Beach Bike Tours more than just a ride. It’s a vibe, a view, and a piece of Miami’s artistic heartbeat.