Norway · E-BIKES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 e-bike tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Pedal Oslo by e-bike for 3 hours, hitting Vigeland, the Royal Palace, Akerselva, and Mathallen with an English guide.
“Manuel was an awesome guide. He was super knowledgeable and friendly, he also kept a good pace on the bikes for the tour. He gave awesome city recommendations that we used our entire trip, including an awesome beer/brewery suggestion. Thank you again!”
Grand Oslo e-bike ride with an English guide and helmet, hitting Royal Palace, Vigeland Park, Opera House, fjord views for $45.
“The bikes were amazing. Super easy. The only thing is that it was a ways from the cruise ship. We took a taxi cab and it was $49 to go 7 minutes. Another couple walked it and it took 35 min for them. So just be aware.”
Ride Geiranger’s Eagle Road and Waterfall Route on an e-bike, with UNESCO fjord views and a snack stop in 2 hours.
“We had a wonderful ebike tour. We were able to see the beautiful countryside . We were thrilled we decided to do the tour.”
Guided Haugesund e-bike tour: Viking landmarks and Kvalsvik Sculpture Park’s Rising Tides sculpture, with an easy 2-hour ride.
“First time on an e-bike and it was really fun. Mareike was really knowledgeable about the area and a great guide. Loved it”
4-hour Ålesund e-bike and hike to Sukkertoppen for a 360° view, guided in English. Small group. City biking, forest climb.
“What an awesome way to see the city. Anton was very informed and a pleasure to spend time with. He can prepared with a locally made lunch, dessert and juice. Would recommend to anyone for sure.”
Guided e-bike tour in Olden with a local guide, easy electric bikes, fjord views, waterfalls, and village stops for 2 hours.
“An excellent guide, Tore, super friendly and knowledgable with some fun facts along the way. This ride with the e-bikes was not over strenuous. Some great views of the waterfalls, lakes and rivers.”
E-bike your way through Tromsø in 3 hours, with a friendly guide, big hill help, and quick stops at Telegrafbukta, Prestvannet, and the Arctic garden.
“Excellent guide, good attraction on the way. Easy to ride the e-bike in the town and on the Hills. Enjoy the snak.”
A guided Olden fjord e-bike ride with local stories, easy hills, and scenic stops like Singerheimen, Laukifossen, and Old Church.
“The owner is the guide and has lived there all his life. He was knowledgeable in the area and shared that with us at appropriate times. The equipment was in great shape and great working order. I would definitely book with him again.”
Ride a small-group e-bike tour through Tromsø’s highlights and history, with stops like Polaria, Telegrafbukta, and Skansen Festningsverk.
“Guide gave a great tour, bikes were in great shape, and the views were amazing”
Winter Oslo e-bike tour with a small-group fjord cruise, local tastings, and studded tires for snowy rides. English guide included.
“It was OK! Tour guide was very good, even though she was 30 minutes late. She made it up and took us on a food walking tour, a lot of walking but very different food to experience from fish to beer to pizza to sweets. The boat part was not what I expected, the boat was the Christiana and it was so overcrowded no where to sit. The shrimp was a challenge and the found the cruise part to be too long and not exciting at all. Was expecting more impressive sights.”
Ride Norway’s fjord edge from Hellesylt to Norangsdalen on an e-bike, with waterfalls, viewpoints, and Lygnstøylvatnet’s underwater ruins.
“Typisch Noorse picknic blijkt een flesje appelsap en en koekje te zijn”
E-bike climb above Geiranger Fjord with rest stops and a thrilling descent, guided in English from Maråkvegen. About 2 hours.
“Travel travelers should know and understand that this is a vigorous bike route a very steep mountain road. There are buses in cars as well to look out for. They should be very experienced e bike riders who are in excellent shape. Also, the E bikes require the use of the constant peddling and do not rely on the battery operation on its own.”
Bodø e-bike ride to Ausvika Beach bonfire and a summit viewpoint for northern lights, when weather allows.
“Incredible experience, Alexander was a great guide! Highly recommend as a must-do for any visitors to Bodø wishing to see the Northern Lights - the e-bikes are brilliant fun and the best way to get to a great viewing spot!”
E-bike 15 km along Isfjorden, then a 1-hour hike to Litlefjellet for big Trollveggen views, plus local lunch, in small groups.
“The bike tour was great. Much longer and more enjoyable than I expected. My guild Nikita was also great!”
Cruise Tromsø’s highlights by e-bike on a guided 3-hour route, with easy stops at museums, lakes, gardens, and Polaria.
“Had a great day with Espen. The e-bikes are top of the line and really made the ride enjoyable. I especially loved the ride along the coast and on the bike paths.”
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