Norway · E-BIKES
There is always one free day too few. These 11 e-bike tours are worth spending it on, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Review of Oslo’s Grand E-bike Experience, covering Vigeland Park, the Royal Palace, Grünerløkka, the fjord, practical tips, value, and drawbacks.
“Great way to see Oslo, but recommend wearing a helmet. It is a city tour so next to cars but definitely think it is a wonderful tour. Our guide was knowledgeable and super friendly.”
Review of Geiranger’s 2-hour e-bike tour on Eagle Road, with fjord views, waterfalls, local snacks, guide tips, price, and fitness advice.
“We had an excellent guide in David. He was friendly and paid attention to detail. The bikes were great! We felt safe and you couldn’t beat the views! We would recommend this tour to friends.”
Explore Kristiansand by e-bike, from Posebyen’s wooden houses to beaches, harbor views, and historic forts, with a local guide.
“I had been in contact with the vendor about them moving the start time from 11:30 to 10:00, which was no problem. Two days before the excursion, I got a notice and tickets stating that the activity starts at 11:30. I thought they had moved it back, so we showed up at 11:15. WeRead more”
Review of Haugesund’s 2-hour guided e-bike tour, with Viking history, coastal views, sculpture art, practical tips, price and honest drawbacks.
“Excellent tour, the bikes are simple to use despite never having been on an E bike before. The guide, a young girl whose name I won’t try to spell, was excellent and provided us with lots of information about the area. Great way to see a lot in a short space of time. Would definitely recommend”
Review of Ålesund’s 4-hour e-bike and Sukkertoppen hike, with route details, fitness advice, price value, weather tips, and booking guidance.
“As you can see 5 stars rating. Even whilst cold and rainy. The E-bike part was fun but really not long. The awesome part of this was the unexpected hike. You read hike, but don't really get it until you complete the journey. I'm 280lbs, but try to stay active. You need to be at the very minimum an occasional active person to complete the tour. Let's just say this looks down on the '418 steps'... Had a really really great time. Must do!!”
Review of Olden’s 2-hour guided e-bike tour, with fjord views, waterfalls, local stories, practical tips, price value, and who should book.
“Excellent tour guide. Very knowledgeable and friendly. Wonderful route saw lots of beautiful and stunning scenery. Highly recommend.”
Explore Tromsø by electric bike, from Telegraph Bay to Arctic gardens, with a guide, hot drink, lefse, and helpful hill-climbing power.
“Tour takes you around almost all of the island with hills offering some great views. The electric bikes are very helpful with the hills.”
Ride Olden’s fjord countryside by e-bike, with local stories, Singerheimen, Laukifossen, and Olden Old Church in a small group.
“Very pleasant and easy ride. Pretty scenery all around. Interesting information on history given by the guide.”
Rent a premium Merida eBike in Bodø, with gear, winter tires, and local route tips for Keiservarden, Bodømarka, and the coast.
“Three of us went for an afternoon ride. It took us ten minutes to pick up the bikes and make some minor adjustments. Bikes were in premium shape, and worked really well on a pretty steep and technical loop. Return was quick and flexible tRead more”
Ride an e-bike from Bodø to Keiservarden for wide views, mountain paths, gear, snacks, and a small-group experience.
“The bike ride was on paths through beautiful meadows and woods, along a clear mountain stream and then up a winding gravel road. The bikes were in excellent condition. The view from the top was spectacular and you could see 360 degrees across all of Bodo and beyond. It was a great way to explore Bodo and well worth it. We had a cloudy morning, but was still beautiful.”
Review of Hellesylt’s scenic e-bike tour to Norangsdalen, with waterfalls, fjord views, Lygnstøylvatnet, pricing, tips, and practical details.
“Typisch Noorse picknic blijkt een flesje appelsap en en koekje te zijn”
Pick a fjord, a sled trail or a summit.
