Bike Rentals

Pedal Through the Past, Coast Into the Present

Renting is straightforward: for $225, you and a companion can enjoy a 6-day cycling experience, with a minimum of two participants required per booking. Pickup location for the bikes will be provided once booked. Whether you're aiming to discover hidden gems or traverse iconic routes, our service ensures a memorable and hassle-free journey through Korea's vibrant capital.

Bikes are set up with self-repair kits such as 2 tubes, tire patch kit, tools, pannier, and water bottle cages. Helmets are available for rental but we recommend you bring your own for safety. Emergency on site repairs and pickup are available and pricing depends on location and situation. In case of a non-fault bike failure due to no modifications, accidents, or TBD, the bike will be replaced at no charge.

Seoul: Ride Through the Heart of Korea

The Han River Cycling Path is a premier route for cyclists in Seoul, stretching over 80 kilometers along both banks of the Han River. This well-maintained, flat path connects multiple parks and landmarks, offering picturesque views of the city skyline.

Popular starting points include Yeouido Hangang Park, Ttukseom Resort, and Jamsil Hangang Park. These areas provide access to bike rentals and facilities. The path is illuminated at night and features amenities such as restrooms and rest stops, ensuring a comfortable ride for all levels of cyclists.

Busan

The Nakdonggang Bicycle Path in Busan follows Korea's longest river, offering a tranquil cycling experience through diverse landscapes. The route is predominantly flat and well-paved, making it suitable for cyclists of all skill levels. Starting from Eulsukdo Island, cyclists can enjoy views of wetlands, migratory birds, and cultural sites along the way. The path is part of the Cross-Country Route, providing connections to other major cycling paths in Korea. Bike rentals are available in various locations throughout Busan, and public transportation options, including subways and buses, facilitate easy access to the cycling path.

Gyeongju: A Journey Through History

Gyeongju, known as "the museum without walls," offers the Bomun Lake Circuit, a 16-kilometer loop that combines natural beauty with historical significance. The flat and well-maintained path circles Bomun Lake, providing cyclists with views of cherry blossoms in spring and colorful foliage in autumn. Along the route, riders can explore nearby attractions such as the Gyeongju World Culture Expo Park and various ancient tombs and temples. Bike rentals are readily available near the lake and in downtown Gyeongju, with options for both standard and electric-assisted bicycles. The city's compact layout and designated bike lanes make it an ideal destination for leisurely cycling.

Route Recommendations

• Seoul - Yeouido Hangang Park: Begin at Yeouinaru Station (Line 5) for a flat, 8.4 km riverside ride past the National Assembly, 63 Building, and Waterlight Stage. Cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage make it a year-round favorite.
• Seoul - Ttukseom Hangang Park: Access via Ttukseom Resort Station (Line 7). Enjoy skyline views, the J-Bug Cultural Complex, and Seoul Forest on a leisurely, family-friendly path.
• Seoul - Jamsil Hangang Park: Near Jamsil Station (Lines 2 & 8), this flat path offers views of Lotte World Tower and Jamsil Sports Complex, with expansive lawns and riverside scenery.
• Busan - Nakdonggang Estuary Eco Park: Flat, paved route through wetlands near Eulsukdo Island, ideal for beginners and nature lovers. Bike rentals, rest areas, and parking available.
• Busan - Haeundae to Songjeong Coastal Ride: Coastal route with sea views, separated bike lanes, and stops at Dongbaekseom Island and APEC House. Rentals and racks are plentiful in Haeundae.
• Busan - Suyeonggang Riverside Path: Flat riverside ride from Millak Waterfront Park to Centum City, blending urban culture and calm. Cafés and convenience stores along the way.
• Gyeongju - Bomun Lake Loop: 16-km paved circuit with cherry blossoms and autumn foliage, passing Gyeongju World Culture Expo Park and art installations. Rentals and parking at the lakefront.
• Gyeongju - Daereungwon to Cheomseongdae Route: Historical ride through UNESCO Heritage Zone, past royal tombs, Cheomseongdae Observatory, and Woljeonggyo Bridge. Rentals near the Intercity Bus Terminal.
• Gyeongju - Hwangnyongsa Temple Site to Gyeongju National Museum: Peaceful, flat route past fields, ponds, and streams, connecting major historical sites. Rentals and parking near the museum and Wolseong Park.