Norway · E-BIKES
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 e-bike tours worth the money in an expensive country, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Ride Oslo by e-bike for 3 hours, hitting Vigeland, the Royal Palace, Akerselva River, Opera, Nobel Peace Center and Akershus Fortress.
“The e bikes were very easy to ride and our very informative guide Martin took us to some great places. All in all we thoroughly enjoyed our day!”
Ride an e-bike through Oslo’s top sights and scenic neighborhoods, with included helmet, English guide, and fjord views in hours.
“A great way to cover lots of sights and see the popular tourist attractions. Our guide Lisa was very knowledgable and we felt very comfortable in the city.”
2-hour guided e-bike tour in Geiranger via Ørnevegen and the Waterfall Route, with fjord views, waterfalls, and local snacks for $125.
“The rude up the hill to the lookout was a little challenging in places. we rode on the street so needed to be aware of your buses and vans. David did a great job of guiding us up the hill and made a couple stops to provide info. at the top we got a snack and a drink, along with more info about the fjord. David also did a great job of taking photos for everyone vs selfies! the rude down was a breeze!”
2-hour Haugesund e-bike tour with Viking landmarks and Kvalsvik Sculpture Park’s The Rising Tides, led by a small local team.
“Great trip, well organised. The guide Elgan was superb and very informative. Loved the trip even though we got soaked. Weather is unpredictable so be prepared. I would highly recommend this trip”
E-bike through Ålesund then hike Sukkertoppen for a 360° viewpoint, with a small group, English guide, and realistic fitness demands.
“The e bikes were high quality and comfortable. The hike was a bit muddy and was windy at times, but the views were fantastic and it was great to get some outdoor exercise.”
Guided e-bike tour in Olden near the cruise dock. Ride 2 hours with local stories, fjord views, waterfalls, and easy electric bikes.
“Excellent tour guide. Very knowledgeable and friendly. Wonderful route saw lots of beautiful and stunning scenery. Highly recommend.”
Glide through Tromsø on a guided e-bike, hitting the beach, lake, and botanical garden with hot lefse and snacks included.
“We really enjoyed our e-bike tour in Tromsø with our guide Marie! She was very knowledgeable about the city and the beautiful areas she took us to! Especially loved seeing the ski jump area. We enjoyed the e-bikes, easy to manage and allowed us to see so much more than just a walk! Highly recommend!”
Guided e-bike tour in Olden, Norway with local stories. Easy motor assist, scenic stops at Singerheimen, Laukifossen, Old Church.
“The whole ride was beautiful! My dad and I had a great time, even in the rain. The guide was very kind and knowledgeable about the area, too!”
Small-group e-bike ride from Bodø to Keiservarden, with pedal assist, included gear, and big 360 views toward Lofoten and Sweden.
“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.”
3-hour Tromsø e-bike highlights and history tour in a small group. Ride past Polaria, Telegrafbukta, and the Arctic-Alpine Garden.
“Espen led us on a terrific e-bike tour of Tromsø. The Specialized bike were excellent, and so was he - talking to us about the history of Norway and Tromsø, the Sami people, Northern Lights, life in Tromsø, and much, much more. He is knowledgeable, engaging and a good man. My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our 3+ hours with him, and I highly recommend him.”
Winter Oslo e-bike and fjord cruise with a local guide, beer and cured meats, hot coffee, and shrimp buffet.
“We loved the personal feel of the walking tour. Our guide was an Oslo local who really brought the city to life in a way we hadn't yet experienced. The food and drinks were phenomenal at every stop (including the shrimp buffet on the boat.) The only recommendation I would make is to try to be a little early to the boat if you want a table seat. We ended up sitting in the middle of the boat because we took our time at the beer tasting stop, but we loved the brewery so much we went back for more after the boat ride! Highly recommend.”
A guided 2-hour E-bike ride in Geiranger, built around UNESCO fjord views, steep climbs, and a big descent, with handy breaks.
“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.”
E-bike northern lights ride from Bodø waterfront to Ausvika Beach bonfire and Keiservarden summit. Small group, English, 8 pm.
“I had a wonderful experience on this tour with Ola! I really wanted to challenge myself to do something different while in Norway and the Northern Lights have been on my bucket list of course. I was nervous as I have never ridden an e-bike, or biked in many years, and the mountain was challenging for me, but Ola was very patient when I needed a break and helped me feel confident on the bike. We saw amazing lights on the way down, an incredible experience I will cherish forever!”
4-hour guided e-bike from Hellesylt to Norangsdalen, past waterfalls and Lygnstøylvatnet ruins, with a warm snack stop.
“Typisch Noorse picknic blijkt een flesje appelsap en en koekje te zijn”
Guided e-bike tour in Olden, Skjolden: church sights, Laukifossen waterfall, Oldevatnet snacks, small English group.
“Went on rhe e-bike ride from Olden port with Olden Active. Our guide was amazing, a proper Norwegian mountain guy, who explained the glacial valley with stunning detail. Ride was a great pace, and would be suitable for families as well.”
Water, snow, sky and the towns in between.
