7 Cycling Tours in Seoul Worth Booking

1.Seoul E-bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 536 reviews · from $120Our pick

Ride Seoul’s historic center with guides such as TJ, Vincent, Hagar, Jun, and Taejin. In three hours, you’ll visit palace gates, Tongin Market, Seochon, the Blue House, Bukchon Hanok Village, and Jogyesa Temple. E-bikes, helmets, insurance, Korean snacks, and guide-taken photos are included.

“Had an amazing time riding around the city with our guides Vincent and Limmi! Highly recommend if you want to see the highlights of Seoul in a short amount of time. Had some of the best tteokbokki from a local market.”

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2.Alpaca World and Nami Island with Gangchon Rail Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 138 reviews · from $65

Spend about 10 hours beyond Seoul visiting Nami Island, Alpaca World, and Gangchon Rail Park. Feed alpacas, ride old railway tracks, and enjoy tree-lined paths with guides such as Rose, Jesse, Alex, or Zero. Pickup and return are arranged from Hongik Univ. Station.

“Zero was on top of everything, kept the schedule even during insane traffic. She was kind and informative, made sure everyone was well taken care of. Had a great time with her leading the way. The best tour I’ve done in Korea so far!”

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3.Morning Bike Tour along the Han River with a Local

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 71 reviews · from $50

Ride about 12 km with local guide Koa along Seoul’s Han River paths, through Seoul Forest, Seongsu-dong, and a traditional market. The spring and fall tour lasts about three hours, uses mostly flat routes, and welcomes riders age 12 and up. Child seats and tandem bikes require advance notice.

“I really enjoyed this trip, the weather was beautiful and the bike trip along the river was wonderful. Then to my suprise, we biked through a shopping district and a food area. We bought food and the food together at the end of the trip. Would recommend if you have the time.”

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4.Afternoon E-bike tour and “Happy Hour” food and drinks

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 46 reviews · from $105

Ride Seoul with a guide such as Vincent, Taejin, or Hagar, stopping at royal landmarks, traditional districts, and city squares. The tour includes an e-bike, helmet, insurance, and a seasonal Korean food-and-drink stop, with groups capped at 10.

“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 a great time.”

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5.Market Food Tour & Evening E-bike Ride in Seoul

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 28 reviews · from $150

Join Vincent or Vince for a three-hour evening e-bike ride through Seoul’s palaces, hanok lanes, Sewoon Arcade, and Gwangjang Market. You’ll sample street food, reach quieter Bukchon viewpoints, and finish among the city lights. Bikes, helmets, and a 90% bike-lane route are included.

“First day in Seoul and we had planned this bike tour. It gave us a good overall view on some areas we had planned to visit. Vincent, our tour guide, took us to some areas we didn't have planned on our trip, so it was definitively a good tour. Read more”

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6.Afternoon Ebike tour and “Happy Hour” food and drinks

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 18 reviews · from $81

You’ll ride a premium e-bike through Cheonggyecheon, Ikseondong, Changdeokgung, Insadong, and lesser-known historic sites with an English-speaking guide such as Vincent. The three-hour tour includes snacks, water, bike gear, insurance, and a Korean food and drink stop, with vegetarian choices available.

“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!”

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7.ENKO Electric Bike Ride on The Han River Bike Path in Seoul

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 18 reviews · from $15Best value

Start near Gwangheungchang Station, where Enko staff fit you with an electric bike and guide you to the Han River path. Ride for about two hours, with free safety gear, drinks, snacks, luggage storage, changing rooms, and child seating for riders under 13. Daniel may also help with bike use and route access.

“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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