SEOUL
Seoul’s best days out.
Seoul packs palaces, street food and the DMZ into one short trip. These are the 6 e-bikes tours travellers rate highest, with what each one costs, how long it takes and where to book it.
Seoul on an e-bike in 3 hours: palace gates, hanok streets, market tteokbokki, and easy pedaling with photo stops in a small group.
Most Popular“This e-bike tour was such a fun and insightful way to see the city! Our guide had a great sense of timing—we arrived at Gyeongbokgung Palace just in time to watch the changing of the guard, and they knew exactly where to stand for the best photos afterward. Little touches like that really made the…”
Glide Seoul on an e-bike in 3 hours: palaces, hanok villages, Cheonggyecheon, and a market snack stop with a local guide.
“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!”
Small-group Seoul e-bike tour with palace-area sights, Cheonggyecheon, and a seasonal Happy Hour meal with drinks, all in 3 hours.
“My husband and I joined a small group tour on our first day in Seoul. What a great introduction to Seoul! Between the tour and our guides recommendations, we were able to determine what else we wanted to see during our short time in Seoul. The guide was great and made sure everyone was having…”
Seoul by evening e-bike: Cheonggyecheon, palaces, Bukchon, Sewoon, Gwangjang Market, then blue-house views and financial-district lights.
“This tour was AMAZING! Vincent showed us so much off the beaten path. Great food sampling too in the local food market. Covered so much ground of non-tourist spots on the evening tour. Already signed up for the morning tour again tomorrow. Absolutely a must!!!”
Premium e-bike cruise through Seoul’s palaces and Ikseon-dong, then included chi-maek and local snacks on a small-group afternoon.
“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 an ENKO electric bike along Seoul’s Han River bike path with included safety gear, snacks, drinks, and a shot at the Banpo 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…”
The palaces and markets, the day trips out to the border and the island, and every way to spend a day in the city.
