Norway · CYCLING TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 12 cycling tours that survive Norwegian prices, each with its fare, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Cycle Oslo’s key sights in 3 hours, from City Hall and Akershus Fortress to the Royal Palace, Frogner, and fjord views.
“Viké was a super guide! Good combination of historic aspects and todays aspects.”
Small-group 3-hour Oslo highlights bike tour with stops at City Hall, Akershus Castle, Aker Brygge, the Royal Palace, and Vigeland Park.
“Had a great experience with Viking Biking. Annabelle, originally from The Netherlands, is a passionate convert to the Norwegian lifestyle. She guided us safely through the streets of Oslo, which is not as bike friendly as recently visited Copenhagen, while filling us in on the major sites. She gave us time to explore and gave great local insights after we completed the tour. We even got the scoop on her boyfriend’s rescue, by floating sauna of two people who drove their Tesla into the bay. 🤣 very enjoyable day.”
Ride Oslo by e-bike for about 3 hours, seeing Vigeland, the Royal Palace, Akerselva, the Opera House, and more with an English guide.
“Tour was really cool, would absolutely recommend it to everyone beeing in Oslo just for a short time!”
Grand Oslo Ride e-bike tour with helmet and an English guide, hitting Royal Palace, Vigeland Park, Opera House and fjord views.
“Great way to explore Oslo. Our guide was great. We really enjoyed the sculpture garden. Definitely recommend”
2-hour e-bike tour in Geiranger: Ørnevegen switchbacks and Waterfall Route views of UNESCO Geirangerfjord, plus a snack break.
“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.”
A 2-hour small-group e-bike tour of Haugesund with Viking landmarks and Jason deCaires Taylor’s Rising Tides sculpture park.
“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”
Coast downhill from Djupvatnet Lake through Geiranger Fjord road views, with safety talk, included bike gear, and big photo moments at Flydalsjuvet.
“It's not really mountain biking as you drive down from the pass on the main road with all the camping vans and big tour busses. So you have to be careful and stop all the time as the road is very busy during the peak season. Unfortunately there is no dedicated mountain bike trail.”
Ride Geiranger’s Fjord Road downhill from Djupvatn Lake to Flydalsjuvet on a 16 km route with gear and scenic stops.
“Informative drive up and incredible bike ride down. Excellent service. Excellent adventure. Highly recommended.”
Ride Tromsø’s highlights on a small-group e-bike tour, with photo stops, a botanic garden visit, and guides sharing Arctic history.
“Guide gave a great tour, bikes were in great shape, and the views were amazing”
Ride an e-bike from Hellesylt to Norangsdalen for waterfall views, quiet lakes, and the famous Queen’s Route, with a guided snack stop.
“Typisch Noorse picknic blijkt een flesje appelsap en en koekje te zijn”
E-bike along Isfjorden, hike to Litlefjellet for 360 views of Trollveggen, Romsdalshorn and Vengetind, then ride back to Åndalsnes.
“L'accueil et la gentillesse du guide. Le trip en vélo qui nous a fait découvrir de magnifiques paysages. Cerise 🍒 sur le gâteau une vue imprenable à 360° et un déjeuner local très bon après une belle marche avec un bon dénivelé pour arriver au sommet. Encore merci à Nikita !”
E-bike along the fjord from Åndalsnes, then hike to Litlefjellet for panoramic views, local snacks, and a small-group Norwegian adventure.
Every kind of day out on this coast, and the best of each.
