Bikes and Segways in Miami Beach

The best bike and Segway tours in South Beach

A self-guided bike rental, 2-hour Art Deco bike and Segway tours, an e-bike highlights ride and the Star Island Segway tour; here is how to pick, with honest advice on the real cost next to a Citi Bike, who can ride a Segway and finding the start.

By the Best Things to Do in Miami editorial team 6 tours compared Prices checked 23 October 2026

See our 6 picks
A bicycle against a palm in Lummus Park, with the neon lights of Ocean Drive behind
Short answer

Yes. A Citi Bike from a dock in South Beach costs $6.95 for 30 minutes or $24 for a day. A day rental with a helmet and lock, or a guided bike tour, costs from about €35.

Our 6 bike and Segway picks

One day rental, two guided bike tours and three Segway rides. All start in South Beach, and all offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before. GetYourGuide shows prices in your own currency.

  • A black cruiser bicycle standing on beach sand from €36 per person Our top pick

    Valid 1 day 4.6 (104) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Bike rental for a day

    A bike for the whole day from 10th Street, with a helmet, a lock and a map with route ideas. Ride the Lummus Park promenade and out to the pier at South Pointe.

    Best for Riders who want to go at their own pace

    Check availability: Bike rental for a day on GetYourGuide
  • A cyclist riding along the sand beside a pier from €35 per person

    2 hours 4.6 (163) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Art Deco bike tour (2 hours)

    A 5-mile guided ride past South Pointe Park, the pier and the Botanical Garden. The price covers the guide: you rent the bike on site, and tips are extra.

    Best for Riders who want the history on a slow ride

    Check availability: Art Deco bike tour (2 hours) on GetYourGuide
  • A black cruiser bicycle with wide handlebars from €55 per person

    2 hours 4.8 (79) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Highlights bike or e‑bike tour

    A 2-hour guided ride on Ocean Drive, Espanola Way, the Holocaust Memorial and the Botanical Garden. The bike or e-bike and a helmet are included. Riders up to 300 lbs.

    Best for Riders who want an e-bike and everything included

    Check availability: Highlights bike or e-bike tour on GetYourGuide
  • Segway riders in a line on a tree-lined promenade, seen from behind from €49 per person

    2 hours 4.9 (166) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Art Deco Segway tour (2 hours)

    Two hours on a Segway through the Art Deco district, past Ocean Drive and the Versace Mansion. Groups are up to 8. Not for children under 12 or riders over 260 lbs.

    Best for Visitors who want to see a lot without pedaling

    Check availability: Art Deco Segway tour (2 hours) on GetYourGuide
  • A sandy path through the dunes to a lifeguard tower on Miami Beach from €39 per person

    1 hour 4.7 (153) reviews on GetYourGuide

    1-hour Segway ride on Miami Beach

    A short Segway ride along the shore and through the Art Deco district, after a briefing. Riders must be 13 or older and weigh 99 to 254 lbs.

    Best for First-time Segway riders short on time

    Check availability: 1-hour Segway ride on Miami Beach on GetYourGuide
  • A paved path lined with palm trees and grass from €66 per person

    1 hour 4.8 (46) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Star Island Segway tour

    A 1-hour Segway ride from 233 14th Street toward Star Island, with bay and skyline views. Training, a helmet and water are included. Riders must be 12 or older.

    Best for Visitors curious about the mansions

    Check availability: Star Island Segway tour on GetYourGuide

Bike and Segway tours compared

Bike and Segway tours compared
TourFromDurationGroup sizeWho it suitsWhy we picked it
Bike rental for a day 4.6 (104)€36
per person
Valid 1 dayUp to 25Riders who want to go at their own paceThe only full-day rental here: 4.6 from 104 reviews.
Art Deco bike tour (2 hours) 4.6 (163)€35
per person
2 hoursUp to 15Riders who want the history on a slow rideThe cheapest guided ride, before the bike: 4.6 from 163 reviews.
Highlights bike or e-bike tour 4.8 (79)€55
per person
2 hoursUp to 15Riders who want an e-bike and everything includedThe best-rated bike tour: 4.8 from 79 reviews.
Art Deco Segway tour (2 hours) 4.9 (166)€49
per person
2 hoursUp to 8Visitors who want to see a lot without pedalingThe best-rated pick: 4.9 from 166 reviews.
1-hour Segway ride on Miami Beach 4.7 (153)€39
per person
1 hourUp to 10First-time Segway riders short on timeThe cheapest Segway ride: 4.7 from 153 reviews.
Star Island Segway tour 4.8 (46)€66
per person
1 hourNot statedVisitors curious about the mansionsThe only ride toward Star Island: 4.8 from 46 reviews.
  • Bike rental for a day

    €36 per personValid 1 day 4.6 (104)

    Details
    Group size
    Up to 25
    Who it suits
    Riders who want to go at their own pace
    Why we picked it
    The only full-day rental here: 4.6 from 104 reviews.
  • Art Deco bike tour (2 hours)

    €35 per person2 hours 4.6 (163)

    Details
    Group size
    Up to 15
    Who it suits
    Riders who want the history on a slow ride
    Why we picked it
    The cheapest guided ride, before the bike: 4.6 from 163 reviews.
  • Highlights bike or e-bike tour

    €55 per person2 hours 4.8 (79)

    Details
    Group size
    Up to 15
    Who it suits
    Riders who want an e-bike and everything included
    Why we picked it
    The best-rated bike tour: 4.8 from 79 reviews.
  • Art Deco Segway tour (2 hours)

    €49 per person2 hours 4.9 (166)

    Details
    Group size
    Up to 8
    Who it suits
    Visitors who want to see a lot without pedaling
    Why we picked it
    The best-rated pick: 4.9 from 166 reviews.
  • 1-hour Segway ride on Miami Beach

    €39 per person1 hour 4.7 (153)

    Details
    Group size
    Up to 10
    Who it suits
    First-time Segway riders short on time
    Why we picked it
    The cheapest Segway ride: 4.7 from 153 reviews.
  • Star Island Segway tour

    €66 per person1 hour 4.8 (46)

    Details
    Group size
    Not stated
    Who it suits
    Visitors curious about the mansions
    Why we picked it
    The only ride toward Star Island: 4.8 from 46 reviews.

None of the 6 includes hotel pickup: you meet on site. All 6 offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before. Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 23 October 2026. Prices are "from" prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.

Bike hire in South Beach: rental, Citi Bike or tour?

For short hops, a Citi Bike is the cheapest; for a full day with a helmet and lock, book a rental. A Citi Bike costs $6.95 for 30 minutes, $11.95 for 2 hours or $24 for a day. Past your pass, each extra 30 minutes costs $5.50.

Our rental pick costs from about €36 for the day. It adds a helmet, a lock and a route map, which Citi Bike does not. A guided tour costs more but shows you the sights.

A good first ride heads south to the pier at South Pointe Park. Our guide to South Pointe Beach Miami has more on the park.

OptionPriceHelmet and lock
Citi Bike, 30 minutes$6.95No
Citi Bike, 2 hours$11.95No
Citi Bike, day pass$24No
Citi Bike, each extra 30 minutes$5.50No
Our rental pick, one dayFrom about €36Yes, plus a map

Miami Beach bike tours

Pick the highlights tour if you want the bike included, or the Art Deco bike tour for the lowest price. Both take 2 hours and stay on the flat streets of South Beach.

The Art Deco tour starts at 210 10th Street, and you rent the bike there. The highlights tour starts at 1149 Washington Avenue and includes a bike or e-bike.

For walks, beaches and food in the same area, see our guide to Miami South Beach activities.

Miami Segway tours: Art Deco and Star Island

Book the 2-hour Art Deco Segway for the full district, or the 1-hour ride for a first try. The Star Island tour heads toward the bay and its mansions instead.

  • Not for: children under 12 and pregnant women, on all three rides.
  • Weight: the 2-hour ride takes riders up to 260 lbs. The 1-hour ride needs 99 to 254 lbs.
  • Where to start: two rides start at 210 10th Street. The Star Island ride starts at 233 14th Street, off Ocean Drive.

Tips before you ride

  1. Check what the price covers

    The Art Deco bike tour does not include the bike, so you rent it on site. The highlights tour and the day rental include the bike and a helmet.

  2. Find the right start

    Three tours and the rental start at 210 10th Street. The highlights tour starts at 1149 Washington Avenue, and the Star Island Segway at 233 14th Street.

  3. Know the Segway limits

    Segways are not for children under 12 or pregnant women. Each ride has its own weight limits, listed in the cards above.

  4. Tips are extra

    No guided ride here includes the tip for the guide. Bring some cash for it.

Bikes in South Beach: questions and answers

Can you rent a bike in Miami?

Yes. Citi Bike Miami has docks across the city, and shops in South Beach rent bikes by the day. Our day rental pick includes a helmet, a lock and a map.

How much does it cost to rent a bike in South Beach for a day?

A Citi Bike day pass costs $24. Our day rental costs from about €36 and adds a helmet and lock. With Citi Bike, the daily total is capped at $75.

What public transport is there in South Beach?

The free Miami Beach trolley runs from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., about every 20 minutes. Metrobus costs $2.25 a ride, rising to $2.75 in January 2027. Our guide to getting around Miami covers the airport and the mainland.

Is there a free trolley in South Beach?

Yes. The free Miami Beach trolley runs daily from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., about every 20 minutes, on the South Beach loops. Freebee on-demand rides also run in the area.

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Facts checked on 23 October 2026 against: Citi Bike Miami: pricing · City of Miami Beach: trolley · City of Miami Beach: Freebee · Miami-Dade County: transit fares.

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Written by the Best Things to Do in Miami editorial team.