Kochi · FORT KOCHI CYCLING & EBIKE TOURS
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Below are the 6 best fort kochi cycling & ebike tours around Kochi right now, with what each one costs, how long it takes, and the kind of traveller it suits. Start at the top; it earns the spot.
Fort Kochi by bike in 3 hours for $27. See Chinese Fishing Nets, forts, St. Francis Church, Mattancherry Palace, Dhobi Khana, and more.
“De guide was aardig maar legde niet veel uit. We hadden meer inhoudelijke informatie verwacht. De fietsen waren goed en de route was prima maar voor €25 per persoon hadden we meer verwacht.”
Cycle Kochi’s backwaters and wetlands, spot birds and fishing culture, and end with Kerala-style food by the water.
“Its like having multiple activities rolled into one: you learn about fishing techniques, get to see wetlands, back waters and the ocean and enjoy some spectacular scenery on the way. Ride is 20 plus km so moderate fitness required.”
A 1.5-hour Kochi bike tour from Fort Kochi to Mattancherry: markets, spice warehouses, fishing auction, temples, and Jewish Quarter.
“Jithin was a great guide, his English was perfect and knowledge of the area fantastic. Thank you Jithin”
Half-day cycling from Fort Kochi through Kannamali beach and Kumbalangi backwaters past shrimp farms on quiet sandbank roads.
“It was a very interesting and cool ride with my tour guide who was a very nice and cool guy! although it rained, we really had a good time and ride, and it felt like a part of the overall experience. :)”
Cycle Fort Kochi and Mattancherry on a 1.5-hour morning tour with an English guide, tea snack, and visits to Chinese nets and Jew Town.
“Absolutely fantastic tour and beautiful way to see Fort Kochi. Vijesh and Jithin were great and so knowledgeable. A tour not to be missed!”
Cycle from Kochi to Marari on an eBike, passing fish farms and beaches, with banana-leaf lunch and time to swim.
“We were picked up by Francis at the port and our bike tour started in Fort Cochi - through the streets, along the ocean wall and best of all through the backwaters on small tracks. We were told it was 50km, rather a lot for us, so we stopped after 30km and went back in the support car. Definitely a tour for cyclists rather than casual bike riders. We felt safe with Akshay as our guide. The local lunch on a banana leaf was delicious and authentic. A lovely day.”
