KYOTO · CYCLING TOURS
The rides worth booking.
The 5 kyoto 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.
Morning Kyoto e-bike tour with a local expert: Miyagawacho, Gion, Kyoto Imperial Palace, and the Kamo River. Private pace and rentals.
“Fantastic tour. Rich-San answered questions and gave such great information. A great way to see so much of Kyoto at once”
Kyoto in a private e-bike day: major shrines, temple gardens, Shirakawa views, and photo-friendly stops, with rental included.
“Flexible and customizable tour. Ideal way to see a lot of the city highlights Yonnie made it so enjoyable with lots of history, info on local customs and life in Japan”
A 3-hour afternoon bike tour in Kyoto’s backstreets, from Miyagawacho and Gion to the Imperial Palace and Kamo River.
“Riding through the streets of Kyoto and stopping to see things of historical and cultural significance was excellent. E bikes are the way to go! But what made this tour really nice was our guide, Yuichi. He was phenomenal. Very personable, informative and funny. All the things you want in a tour guide.”
Private Kyoto Shogun bike ride to Kinkakuji, Toji-in, and Nijo Castle. Easy downhill route, tickets, bikes and rain gear included.
“We had a fantastic time with Seiya. He was incredible knowledgable and knew Kyoto really well. We visited four different districts including Shrines, Temples, Geisha district and palace and gardens. His English was brilliant and he was able to entertain a 12 old boy as well which is a challenge in itself. We would highly…”
Slow-cycle Kyoto on a BROMPTON along Higashiyama’s calm waterfront, temples, and shrines with a local guide—12 km in about 4 hours.
“Cycling is a great way to explore Kyoto. So many tiny laneways, quiet streets and bike paths along the rivers and streams. Great local knowledge for finding hidden gems and tranquil alternatives when some places were way too crowRead more”
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