The Beatles Tour of Liverpool on E-bike

Online booking closes at 9pm the previous day unless there is already a tour running and if there is space then you can book online up to an hour before the tour starts.

We aim to spend 45 minutes at Strawberry Fields but it all depends on what time we get there. We always leave at 12pm or 4.30pm so we try and give you as much time as possible, as this is the restroom / refreshments break. 

We keep groups small and friendly – usually 6 people, but occasionally more. The tour is family-friendly for teens and older children who are confident cyclists. If you’re booking as a family, just let us know in advance so we can tailor the experience.

Yes, you can! We offer private Beatles tours which are perfect for families, friends, birthdays, or Beatles super fans who want something extra special. Get in touch and we’ll arrange it all for you.

Not to worry! Our electric-assisted bikes do most of the hard work for you. As long as you can ride a standard bike and feel confident with basic balance and steering, you’ll be absolutely fine.

We use quiet roads, cycle paths, and parks as much as possible, and we always ride at a steady, relaxed pace. Safety is a top priority, and your guide will brief you before we set off and keep the group together throughout.

We’re used to a bit of rain in Liverpool, and the tour usually goes ahead rain or shine. We provide waterproof covers, but if the weather becomes unsafe (e.g. heavy storms), we’ll get in touch to rearrange or offer an alternative.

Our guides are local, friendly, and full of Beatles knowledge – not just the big headlines, but the funny, surprising, and emotional stories too. Expect a mix of history, music, humour, and the odd personal insight that brings the places to life.

Yes! Lots of guests book a walking tour or pub crawl on the same day for a full Liverpool experience. We’re happy to help you plan a combination that fits your schedule – just let us know what you’re interested in. We also offer a Beatles Walking Tour Through Liverpool City Centre.

Absolutely — Liverpool is a must-visit for any Beatles fan, and there’s nowhere in the world quite like it when it comes to tracing the roots of the Fab Four.

This is the city where John, Paul, George and Ringo were born, formed their band, and honed their sound — long before the world knew their names. From Penny Lane to Strawberry Fields, the places immortalised in their lyrics are real locations you can stand in, photograph, and soak up for yourself. You’ll walk the same streets they did, pass the art college where John met Stuart Sutcliffe, and see the homes where it all began.

What makes Liverpool truly special, though, is how immersive the experience can be. The best way to explore the city’s Beatles landmarks — from the Cavern Club to their childhood homes — is by joining a guided Beatles tour, and one of the most unique is the Beatles E-Bike Tour by Liverpool Cycle Tours. It takes you beyond the city centre and into the leafy suburbs, following a thoughtfully planned route that covers all the essential sights with local commentary, stories, and time to stop and take it all in.