The Gin Safari is a juniper-fuelled jaunt across London to reveal a story of gritty social history and the city’s turbulent affair with its favourite tipple, gin!
Private London Gin Safari Bike Tour
- Join our spirited gin connoisseurs, as they mix cocktails and regale you with tales of London’s scandalous past.
- On a stylish British Pashley bicycle, complete with wicker basket and optional helmet or dapper tweed cap. Ding dong!
- Tickle your taste buds with gins across the ages, from Dutch courage to legendary British brands and charming local distilleries.
- Admire vibrant street art and unleash your inner Banksy, experimenting with spray paint in a secret graffiti haven.
Pedal your way through the boozy backstreets of Bermondsey and Southwark, where gin—once known as Mother’s Ruin—helped shape London’s colourful past. This leisurely ride takes you through London’s industrial heritage, with stops at the buzzing Maltby Street Market and some of the city’s prettiest locations. As you sip a range of gins from our quirky Gincycle, you’ll take in stunning views of Tower Bridge and Borough Market. Along the way, your Tally Ho guide will share the scandalous secrets of London’s gin-soaked history, with time to get creative during a graffiti session in a legal street art zone. It’s gin, history, and hands-on fun— with plenty of laughs in between!
Embark on a thrilling bike tour with a friendly group of fellow cyclists, and uncover the captivating allure of London on two wheels. Leave the traffic behind and feel the breeze in your hair as you immerse yourself in 2000 years of British history and vibrant culture.
The Landmarks & Gems bike tour offers an enthralling introduction to London's most iconic sights and majestic Royal Palaces. Along the way, unearth hidden treasures and charming nooks that make this city truly unique. At each stop, there's time to capture memories with photos, and your knowledgeable guide will gladly take snaps for you.
Navigate the city like a true Londoner, cycling through quaint backstreets and dedicated bike lanes. Your journey starts at Lambeth Palace, crossing the River Thames into the picturesque Westminster neighbourhood. As you pedal past historic architecture, catch a glimpse of local life in this bustling metropolis.
The adventure continues through the serene oasis of St James's Park, arriving at the regal Buckingham Palace, residence of the King. With a bit of luck, you'll spot the King's Guards in their distinctive uniforms and perhaps even witness the Horseguards' impressive parade.
No London experience is complete without a taste of British pub culture. We'll take a break at Covent Garden's oldest tavern, where you can enjoy a refreshing pint of beer (optional).
As the tour reaches its grand finale, make your mark on London's vibrant street art scene. Channel your inner Banksy at a hidden graffiti hotspot, with spray paint provided for you to unleash your creativity. This unforgettable bike tour will leave you with a deeper appreciation of London's rich history, captivating landmarks, and lively spirit.
- Use of Pashley bicycles
- Helmet or tweed flat cap (optional)
- Spray paint (we visit a graffiti zone)
- Lashings of tasty gin (3 tasters, 2 g&ts + 1 gin cocktail per person)
- Snacks
- • Minimum booking size is 2 pax.
- • Minimum age is 18 years.
Cancellation Cutoff: 24 hours
Cancellation Notes: Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund Less than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund
Private London Gin Safari Bike Tour | RETAIL PRICE |
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Adult (18 - 99 years) | £515.00 |
Child (18 - 99 years) | £50.00 |
Youth (4-12 years) | £69.00 |
- Borough Market, London, UK
- Tate Modern, Bankside, London, UK
- Shad Thames Historical Wharf Bridges, Shad Thames, London, UK
- Tower Bridge, Tower Bridge Road, London, UK
- The Leather Market, Weston Street, London, UK
- Leake Street Arches, Leake Street, London, UK
- Roupell Street Ii, Greville Street, London, UK
- Tanner Street Park, Tanner Street, London, UK
- Maltby Street Market, Maltby Street, London, UK
- Trinity Church Square, Trinity Street, London, UK
You can find our full Terms and Conditions directly here: https://tallyho.cc/terms-and-conditions/
• Minimum drinking age is 18 years
• Minimum rider height 4ft7 / 55 inches / 140cm
• Riders 18 years and older
• Operates in all weather conditions so please dress appropriately
• Not wheelchair accessible
• All guests must be able to ride solo
• Maximum rider weight 120kg / 264lbs
Where does the ride start?
The Private Gin Safari starts from 189 Hercules Road, London, SE1 7LD. The closest underground station is Lambeth North (Bakerloo line).
Where does it end?
The ride ends back at 189 Hercules Road.
What if it rains?
Rides operate rain or shine. We have free ponchos available in the event of rain. However, if we decide that weather will effect the safety of a trip, we will offer to rearrange or refund your booking.
What’s the minimum age?
All riders must be 18+ on the Gin Safari. Sorry kids!
Is there a lunch break?
The Gin Safari makes a brief 20 minute stop at a food market. There’s time to browse the stalls and pick up a snack.
Is drinking alcohol and riding a bike legal?
Yes.
Is drinking alcohol and riding a bike sensible?
Probably not.
How much booze is included?
Over the course of the experience, you’ll receive 3 tasters, 2 G&Ts + 1 gin cocktail. We’re about ‘gin appreciation’ and reserve the right to refuse drinks to anyone deemed intoxicated.
Do you go on roads?
We use a mix of bike lanes, back streets, park paths and roads. The route is designed to be as safe as possible for mixed cycling abilities. But please be aware that London is an urban environment and can be busy and unpredictable at times. Riders must have basic ‘street sense’.
Cranking out Adventures Since 2011
Think this is just your run-of-the-mill pedalling expedition? Tosh and piffle! Prepare to mount our trusty steeds - top-drawer, British-made Pashley bicycles - and wind your way through the veins of our great capital, all with the added flair of optional wicker baskets, helmets, or even a dashing tweed cap to set the mood.
- Duration: 210 minutes
- Trip difficulty: Easy
- Max Group Size: 16
- Category: Tours & Sightseeing



