15 Cycling Tours in Norway Worth Booking

1.3-Hour Highlights Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 1,609 reviews · 3 hours · from $62Our pick

Ride Oslo’s mostly flat center with an English-speaking guide, stopping at City Hall, Akershus Fortress, the Royal Palace, Frogner Sculpture Park, and Tjuvholmen. Comfortable city bikes, helmets, and gloves when needed are supplied. Guides such as Patrick, Lucia, Andreas, Shaf, and Austra add local stories, food tips, and a relaxed pace.

“Our tour guide, Andreas, took us on a beautiful trip through Oslo. Told us about the history of the town and the places we visited. I highly recommend this bike tour.”

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2.Oslo Highlights Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 979 reviews · from $62Top rated

Ride through Oslo with a professional guide and a small group of up to 15 people. You’ll pass Karl Johans gate, Oslo City Hall, Aker Brygge, Akershus Fortress, the Royal Palace, Oslofjord, and Vigeland Park. Bikes and helmets are included, and guides such as Becca, Curtis, Kat, and John bring history and local character to the route.

“McKayla was a great guide. Very informative and knowledgeable about the areas we visited. Highly recommend- safe and a great way to zoom around the city.”

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3.The Grand Oslo Ride: E-bike Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 146 reviews · 2 to 3 hours (approx.) · from $45

Meet your English-speaking guide at Fredensborgveien 22F, learn the e-bike, then ride through Oslo to Vigeland Park, the Royal Palace, Grünerløkka, the Opera House, Sørenga, the Nobel Peace Center, and Damstredet. Guides including Lisa, Alex, Charles, and Nahuel lead a relaxed city circuit for up to 15 people.

“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.”

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4.E-bike Tour in Geiranger, Norway

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 81 reviews · 2 hours · from $125

Join an English-speaking guide, often David, for a two-hour e-bike ride from Geiranger up the Waterfall Route and Eagle Road. You’ll pedal past waterfalls and steep fjord scenery, stop at a lookout for a local snack and drink, then coast back down. Electric help eases the climb, but you still need to pedal and handle road traffic.

“David was great. Very knowledgable and happy to answer any questions. 2 of the tour were unable to complete it (it was a fair climb!!) but he checked on them and they were collected on the way back. Only slight criticism is that it did t really state just how strenuous it would be, even on full boost, but perhaps I just felt it more as not the fittest person around!”

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5.Guided EL-Bike tour in the city of Haugesund and Coastal path

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 74 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $91

Ride an easy-to-use electric bike through Haugesund with an English-speaking guide. You’ll see the Rising Tides horse sculptures, Harald Hårfagre’s statue, and Haraldshaugen, while pedal assist helps on hills and longer stretches. Guides such as Anders, Ern, Levi, and Egil are praised for clear instruction and local stories. Expect a small group, though road riding requires confidence.

“Great experience good information. Maybe a little bit repeated at times but overall a great way to see and learn about the place.”

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6.Fantastic E-bike Tour with the best views in Kristiansand

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 51 reviews · from $52

Ride a guided e-bike loop through Kristiansand with guides such as Sonja, Knut, Daniel, and others from Go Norway. You’ll see the cathedral, Posebyen, Oddernes Church, Bystranda, Christiansholm Fortress, Fiskebrygga, Kilden, and Odderøya. Expect a small group, city streets, park paths, a few hills, and coffee or water at the end.

“My husband and I had a great time with Daniel. He was very informative and kind. We went around town and he even brought us up the hill to see the great view. The only complaint would be the bike was a little large for me. I’m 5’1” and I couldn’t use the regular ebike, I used Read more”

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7.Guided E-Bike Tour in Haugesund: city, vikings, Rising Tides

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 47 reviews · 2 hours · from $102

Explore Haugesund by easy-to-use Norwegian e-bike with a local guide, stopping at the Town Hall, Harald Fairhair’s statue, Haraldshaugen, and Kvalsvik Sculpture Park. Guides such as Alfonso, Mareike, Elgan, and Vekler bring local stories to the ride. Expect a small group, coastal views, photo stops, and changeable weather.

“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”

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8.E-bike And Hiking Tour In Ålesund

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 47 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $193

Start at Uteguiden’s Ålesund Adventure Centre with an English-speaking guide such as Anton, Annu, or Linda. Ride an e-bike through town and along the fjord, then hike steep, sometimes muddy Sukkertoppen for wide views. Expect a small group of up to 10, a picnic-style lunch on some departures, and a real workout.

“This was amazing! Our guides Anton and Annu were patient, helpful, and informative. I would recommend going fresh and ready to move. We biked 15 min to the base of the trail, hiked for a couple hours, and bike around the fjord with the remaining time. Incredible views with a tasty lunch. I was exhausted, but I loved it!”

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9.Oslo El-Bike Panorama Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 43 reviews · from $42

Ride a new electric bike through Oslo with an English-speaking guide and a group of no more than 10. The three-hour route links Vigeland Park, the Royal Palace, Akerselva, Honse-Lovisas Hus, Grünerløkka, and Mathallen, with time for photos, history, street art, and local life.

“We loved our guide Carlos he went at the right pace, showed us so much and had great information about what we saw in Oslo including lots of history. Thank you so much”

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10.Olden: Guided e-bike tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 38 reviews · 2 hours · from $125

Ride an easy electric bike route through Olden with a local guide such as Stig, Tore, or Bendik. You will pass villages, rivers, waterfalls, historical buildings, and fjord viewpoints, stopping often for local stories. The small group has no more than nine people, and the tour starts a short walk from the cruise dock.

“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.”

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11.Explore Tromso by E-bike – Guided Ride on Electric Bike in Tromso

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 38 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $152

Spend about three hours riding an electric bike around Tromsø with guides such as Mike, Marta, Thomas, or Marina. The route links Telegraph Bay, Prestvannet Lake, and the Arctic-Alpine Botanical Garden, with city views, quiet corners, a hot drink, and lefse. You need normal bike balance and weatherproof clothing.

“A fabulous way to see around the town and countryside. I joined a group of cruise passengers , we had a great morning out and saw some beautiful sites. The guide was brilliant.the electric bikes were easy to ride. Thoroughly enjoyable”

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12.Oslo Winter Highlights Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 36 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $56

Ride Oslo for about three hours on a winter-ready bicycle with a guide such as Josh, Patricia, or Curtis. You’ll see the Opera House, Karl Johans Gate, the harbor, City Hall, Akershus Fortress, and Aker Brygge. Small groups, studded tires, and warm-up stops make this a practical way to meet Oslo in cold weather.

“We had 2days in Oslo after our trip to Svalbard. I loved the idea of a bike tour but wasn’t sure what to expect given the snow and ice. The meeting point is in a warehouse right next to the DFDS ferry, the signage could be clearer but Josh our guide was visible and waiting for us , was just me and my wife so we ended up with a private tour. Josh , originally from Florida but had been living in Oslo for 11 years was superb with regular stops and super informative he really knew his facts and history and our 3 hour tour flew by. So many…”

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13.Private Bike Tour (3 hours)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 33 reviews · 3 hours (approx.)

Spend three hours cycling central Oslo with a private local guide. You’ll visit City Hall, Vigeland Park, Palace Park, Aker Brygge, Tjuvholmen, and Akershus Fortress. Guides such as Patrick and Curtis bring local knowledge and humor. Bikes are included, while water is not.

“The Wiegland Park was amazing. Water for participants would have been nice. For how expensive it was, there was very little prep”

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14.Sky to Fjord Downhill Biking Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 23 reviews · 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $160

Take an air-conditioned ride to Djupvatn Lake at 1,030 meters, then cycle 16 km downhill toward Geiranger. Excursions.no supplies the bike, helmet, gloves, and visibility vest. You ride without a guide, stopping at Kvandalls waterfall, Knuten, Flydalsjuvet, and other viewpoints at your own pace.

“The downhill bike ride in Geiranger, Norway was absolutely amazing. Take your time and enjoy the views. The bikes were excellent and easy to manage. I highly recommend this activity. It was the highlight of our shore excursions.”

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15.Olden: Fjord e-bike tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 23 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $128

Ride an electric bicycle through Olden with local guide Ben, stopping at Singerheimen, Laukifossen, and Olden Old Church. The tour lasts about two hours, includes a helmet and bike, and uses paths plus quiet roads. Electric assist helps with hills, making this a relaxed way to see fjord scenery without a hard workout.

“Was very fun scenery ride a little bit of everything. Give spoke English very good was a good speed ride”

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