Top Hiroshima E-Bike Tours

Bicycle around Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and beyond with a guide born and raised in Hiroshima to lead the way. In addition to the Atomic Bomb Dome, you’ll ride to the Cenotaph, Children's Peace Monument, and the Peace Bell at the UNESCO World Heritage site. Numbers are limited to 10 for a small-group experience and you’ll discover things you wouldn’t know only by visiting the Peace Museum.

・ Experience the uniqueness of the“SETOUCHI Islands” that got the 7th place at the must-go-destinations ranking in 2019 of the New York Times in a sole hour from the city of Hiroshima! ・ Guided through amazing hidden spots only known by the locals ・ Learn on the island's unique culture and history, such as the local specialies and the oyster farming, the shipbuilding while admiring the islands countryside scenery ・ Take scenery photos from spots on the mountain that you can reach comfortably thanks to the powerful electric bicycle ・ It will feel like you are visiting with a friend with our friendly local guide

Even though it is quite easy to rent bicycles, travel by short ferry to Mukaishima and explore the nearby areas before heading back, travelers who book this tour will have peace of mind going with an experienced local who can introduce hard-to-find items of interest and fun hidden experiences. The guide will also help travelers communicate with locals and find answers to any questions they may have along the way.

【OUTLINE】 The rich heritage and pursuit for peace channelled all over the city of Hiroshima will be explored by native guides in Hiroshima. This is a virtual tour where you can join experienced local guides leisurely walking or taking a bicycle stroll along Hiroshima City. 【HIGHLIGHTS】 ・Experience the story and genuine emotions of Hiroshima and its people with the help of a local Hiroshima guide. ・Enhanced realistic virtual experience walking or cycling in the town of Hiroshima. ・Grasp the story behind the world renowned Peace Park communicated by locals. ・Circle the resurrected city of Hiroshima that has undergone series of revival from ashes and be captured by the sight of its beauty. ・Enjoy the best-selling and most popular cycling tour in Hiroshima online. ・Get familiar with special attraction points known and recommended only by locals. *We will use Zoom for this tour. *PLEASE NOTE the tour time is Japan standard time.

・Only 1 hour from Hiroshima city! Explore one of SETOUCHI Islands, ranked 7th in the "52 places to go in 2019" according to the New York Times ・Visit the lesser-known but good spots guided by the local person ・Try seafood from SETOUCHI such as oysters and pick local food along the way ・Get relaxed in the nostalgic sceneries of Japan that remain in the island ・A friendly tour accompanied by an open-minded local guide just like your friend

Spend a day discovering the highlights of Hiroshima on this action-packed private tour. Don’t waste a moment trying to figure out local public transport schedules—instead, benefit from having a guide to lead the way. Travel on a bicycle to cover more ground and find places that only locals know about. The tour is completely custom-made, but potential attractions include Mitaki Temple, a stop at a delicious okonomiyaki restaurant, and Kyobashi bridge.

This is a guided cycling tour in which participants ride an electric bicycle and learn about the reconstruction of Hiroshima's bombed heritage sites and how we are trying to protect peace in the city of Hiroshima. This tour is led by our friendly team from Hiroshima. ・Learn about local feelings towards the Peace Park from about 70 years ago. ・The area within a 2.5km radius from the hypocenter was severely damaged. We are heading to multiple bombed heritage sites that still remain. ・You will ride a comfortable electric bicycle through the local area to experience the Hiroshima Peace Museum and more. ・We will take you to unique places well-known by our local Japanese team. ・We will ride along the beautiful riverside and in the park to get an idea of the destruction of Hiroshima at that time and how the city has changed into what it is now.