Japan · BIKE TOURS IN KYOTO
The 8 best bike tours in Kyoto you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ride a foldable e-bike on a small-group Hidden Kyoto route to Kinkakuji and quiet backstreets, with an English guide and helmet.
“Fantastic experience. Our tour guide Yuta took us to some amazing places off the beaten track. I was worried having not cycled for over 10 years but I managed it. If you are looking for something a bit different I would thoroughly recommend this.”
Bike North Kyoto with a small guide-led group, included bikes and temple fees, plus Japanese lunch, temples, and Gion in 5-6 hours.
“Wonderful way to see a lot of the city! Quinn was a fantastic guide and spent extra time explaining different aspects of the various temples and shrines - very knowledgeable and engaging. The lunch stop was delicious and at a 400 year old restaurant - just an awesome experience all around.”
Early morning Kyoto cycling through Arashiyama bamboo forest, Tenryu-ji Zen garden, and Togetsukyo Bridge with a private guide.
“We enjoyed every minute! The guides were friendly, knowledgeable, and made the experience so much fun. I hadn’t ridden a bike in quite some time and was a little nervous, but they immediately put me at ease. Highly recommend!”
Kyoto in one day by bike, with stops at Arashiyama bamboo, Fushimi Inari, Gion, Kiyomizu-dera, and Kinkakuji. E-bike option available.
“Well planned itinerary peppered with lots of opportunities to see Kyoto outside the beaten tourist tracks. Rob was super patient and thoughtful and that makes the tour so enjoyable even for a novice cyclist.”
Ride Kyoto by bicycle on a small-group tour linking Gion, Kinkakuji, Fushimi Inari and more, with lunch and bottled water included.
“We booked the full day tour. The shop is locating one block south of the main Kyoto train station. Juan was wonderful. The mountains bikes were good, you have option to upgrade to a eco bike that may help for the full day but after a while, the seat get uncomfortable. It is a lot of biking. Even on flat, we were exhausted by the end of the day . The bike only has a small pouch in the front for you to put your phone and the wallet. If you bring a backpack, you will have to carry it all day. we were lucky and the day was cloudy,…”
Kyoto highlights by e-bike with a guide, small groups, and Zen temple stops. Choose East or West routes, with tickets included.
“This is a great way to see Kyoto and a number of its famous sites. Kevin our guide was highly knowledgeable , deeply enthusiastic and very pleasant company. We had a great day. I would recommend it. The only point of contention (not KRead more”
Afternoon bike tour in Arashiyama with Japanese macaques, Tenryu-ji garden, Bamboo Forest photos, and Togetsukyo Bridge views.
“Awesome tour! We really enjoyed all the stops on the tour and the guide was very informative and accommodating. The bikes were great for our entire family. Highly recommend!”
Gentle south Kyoto bike tour with an included Cannondale bike, helmet, water, and a guide. See Gion and Fushimi Inari in 3 to 4 hours.
“Our guide was fantastic! Thank you for immersing me in Kyoto history and life today. It was fabulous being able to experience the sites first hand and up close.”
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