South Korea · E-BIKES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 6 e-bike tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
See Seoul by e-bike in three hours, from Gyeongbokgung Palace to Bukchon, with local snacks, expert guides, and mostly bike-friendly routes.
“Everyone has to try exploring the city by biking rather than walking. You will be able to see much more places. The guide was so kind and knowledgeable. I can say he was a professional photographer because of the great photos he took for me through out the trip”
See Seoul’s palaces, hanok villages, markets, temples, and river paths by e-bike with a local guide in three lively hours.
“this tour was such a great deal! I really loved the guides and they really took care of us. if I had to pick something to improve, more water fill up stations along the route would have been amazing. GREAT tour all around, would highly recommend!”
Explore Seoul by e-bike, from Gyeongbokgung and Bukchon to local snacks, Korean comfort food, and drinks in a small group.
“Fantastic tour very informative and fun. Hagar made sure we were safe. tour ended with authentic food and beer... YUM. Highly recommended!”
Ride Seoul’s protected bike lanes from Gwangjang Market to Bukchon, sampling street food and seeing palaces, hanok streets, and city lights.
“A great itinerary that provided an excellent means of providing an overview of the core Seoul sights with great insights by the guys leading the tour”
Ride Seoul’s historic lanes on a premium e-bike, sample Ikseondong sweets, then enjoy chimaek or jeon and makgeolli with an English guide.
“Great afternoon cruising the streets of Seoul, learned a lot about the history of South Korea, in a fun easy-going way, recommend the Happy Hour Tour!”
Ride Seoul’s Han River path by easy electric bike, with safety gear, snacks, luggage storage, and a possible Banpo Bridge fountain show.
“If you want a chance to try an E-bike then this tour is it. Daniel was so friendly and made sure I knew how to use the bike. He lead me to the start of bike path. I was able to see the bridge water show. That was fun. It was just nice to get out. ARead more”
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