Cycle Hire with Go Guernsey Land and Sea

Enjoy Guernsey's open green spaces and fresh island air whilst pedalling your way around quaint country lanes.

Go Guernsey Land & Sea are a friendly bunch, ready to help with all your bike hire needs. They offer the largest range of hire bikes on Guernsey - whether you're keen get on 'yer pushang' (local slang for bicycle) and discover our island over a number of days, or just for a couple of hours.

It's a satisfying and environmentally friendly way to get around.

Tackle any terrain

Go Guernsey Land & Sea offer E-cargo bikes, E-bikes, FAT bikes, trekking and mountain bikes, plus kids bikes and accessories for smaller children.

All bike hires include a helmet, lock, breakdown service. Extras on request (including self-guided tours, mobile phone holder, panniers/waterproof panniers, lights, hi-viz and gel seats).

To book

Please book online at www.go-guernsey.gg at least 24 hours in advance for a delivered booking (within 24 hours collection is available).

Go Guernsey Self-guided tours

Explore the island at your own pace with a choice of 6 tours.  Please select your tour at the Checkout when booking online

Tours include an online interactive route through the KOMOOT app, a laminated route map with distance countdown, a souvenir guidebook full of new information and facts about many of Guernsey’s best bits and a mobile phone holder.  

• £10 per route (only 1 needed per group) and £8 per additional route

Self-Guided tour options include:

1. Neolithic Guernsey – North Coast- a circular 27km route that heads to the north end of the island and passes old fortifications, ancient burial sites, and spectacular beaches before circling back to St Peter Port.

Level: easy to moderate with some off-road on unpaved paths.

2. South Coast and the Occupation- a 42km circular route that follows quiet inland roads to the west side of the island and around the stunning south coast incorporating the charming Little Chapel and WW2 museums.

Level: moderate to difficult cycling with some hills.

3. Shipwrecks and Superstition– a 22km linear route along the west coast from Rousse tower to the Hanois lighthouse in the southwestern tip of the island. This route follows coastal footpaths past Martello towers, German fortifications, and the Shipwreck Museum at Fort Grey as well as heading inland to the Folk Museum.

Level: easy, mostly on coastal footpaths and quiet lanes.

4. Around Guernsey - a 52km route (approximately 5 hours cycling time), showcasing Guernsey's highlights in one day. Includes an informative souvenir guidebook. 

Level: easy, mostly on coastal roads, quiet lanes and cycle paths.

5. Country Lanes - a 20km circular ride that begins in St Peter Port and follows traditional Ruettes Tranquilles (an island network of scenic lanes limited to 15mph) and hidden ‘water’ lanes. Highlights include popular museums, Rocquettes Cider farm, Guernsey's tiniest chapels, and the spectacular Candie Gardens.

Level: moderate. Includes some short hills but mostly on quiet lanes.

6. Gourmet Guernsey - a 35km central island route through Guernsey's countryside and celebrate the island's local produce, lush landscapes and rich heritage. Whether you are a food lover or just enjoy a good cycle ride, this route provides a memorable and unique way to explore the island and pick up some tasty food along the way.  Within the route there are many local food and drink suppliers, we advise an e bike to visit them all!  

Level: Easy to moderate on mostly paved roads

Go Guernsey also offer Guided Cycle Tours, for more information visit our website https://www.go-guernsey.gg/bike-hire/go-guernsey-tours/#guided

2026 opening times

• April Monday to Friday 10am-4pm
• Saturday 10am-3pm
• Sunday closed
  
  
• May-Aug Monday to Friday 9am-5pm
• Saturday 10am-4pm
• Sunday  10am-3pm
  
  
• September Monday to Friday 10am-4pm
• Saturday 10am-3pm
• Sunday closed