Kew Botanic Gardens by bike

Arrive at UNESCO World Heritage Kew Botanic Gardens by bike on either our Ale Tasting Bike Tour or request a bespoke Royal Deer Park Bike Ride*.

Summer is a mass of colour!

Summer cycles Kew Gardens

For summer special evenings Kew Gardens are offering the rare chance to cycle around the grounds. Contact Us for an afternoon Royal Deer Park Bike Tour arriving at Kew for 5pm for your evening escorted cycle ride.

Ale Tasting Bike Tour 1-4 people £220
Cycle the University Boat Race route of the River Thames, pass Fullers Brewery,taste their beers, visit the brewery Shop* (closed Sundays) and a riverside pub before arriving at Kew Gardens.

Kew Gardens on our Royal Deer Park Bike Tour Wednesdays + Fridays £90 (2 people)
Enjoy cycling Richmond Park the largest Royal Park of London and old royal hunting ground where deer roam freely. Take the train to Kew Gardens it is just 1 stop from Richmond Station.

Or request the extra cycle along the riverside to Kew Gardens and we will take the bikes from here.

April is tulip time at Kew Gardens!

Contact Us

to request a bespoke Royal Deer Park date £180 or Ale Tasting date £220 private tour (1-4 people)

Kew Gardens is a botanical gardens which was set up on the bank of the River Thames in South West London 250 years ago. With its’ 2 Victorian glasshouses, Chinese Pagoda and plants brought from all over the world in the 18th Century, this is truly a wonderful place to visit.

Aswell as seasonal attractions the permanant sites are:

The 2 Victorian glasshouses, where you can walk high up amongst the tops of the huge plants growing there including the Chilean wine palm, the world’s tallest indoor plant.
The Xstrata Treetop Walkway views across Kew Gardens.
The Princess of Wales Conservatory
Kew Palace the family home of King George III*
Restored 18th C Chinese Pagoda
The Orangery Restaurant

In 2018 the Victorian Temperate House opened after extensive restoration work, 10,000 plants are now on display for you to visit before or after a bike tour.