HIROSHIMA · CYCLING TOURS
The rides worth booking.
The 5 hiroshima cycling tours riders book most, gathered in one place. Where each route takes you, how far and how hard the day is, who runs it, and what a saddle costs.
Ride Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park by e-bike with a local guide. See A-Bomb Dome viewpoints, cenotaph, Peace Bell, and city scenes.
Most Popular“Our two hours with Kana on e-bikes, visiting some of the memorable and sobering sites in Hiroshima, were an unforgettable experience. Kana made the whole experience a highlight of our trip to Japan. She even recommended a faRead more”
Small-group e-bike tour linking Hiroshima’s atomic sites and rebuilding, guided by locals, with entrance fees included.
“This is an excellent tour. Toma, our guide was passionate about Hiroshima and very knowledgeable about its history. He took us on a memorable journey from the past to the present and Hiroshima's future. We got to see the horror mankind Read more”
Ride electric bikes through rural Hiroshima, meet local life along quiet farming roads, and enjoy lunch at an herb garden or winter sushi stop.
“Great day! Active biking day, regular stops and lots of information. Jonah is a great tour guide. Although it was a rainy day (Jonah brought a poncho for me), I enjoyed this day very much. Information on the bus, schedule and pick up were perfectly provided. Thank you!”
Glide through Hiroshima on an electric-assisted bike to Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima Castle, and Mitaki Temple, with the bike for the rest of the day.
“Great tour but you do need to be relatively fit for it. Although the bikes are electric you still need to do some peddling up hill. My guide was really good, knowledgeable and informative and would recommend this tour to anyone.”
Cycle Okunoshima Rabbit Island with local guide Junko to see wild rabbits and wartime ruins from bike-level viewpoints.
“We had the loveliest day! Our guide, Junko, is the kindest Person ever. She showed us around the island and told us many a thing about its history. We could tell that she is really passionate about educating people about the terrible past Read more”
Every region worth a day in the saddle, city by city.
