Explore Kyoto by Bike
3.5 hours
Local Tour
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- Experience Kyoto as the locals do
- Explore the geisha districts
- Cycle down the peaceful canal banks
See Kyoto the way
the locals do – on two wheels. Explore the geisha districts where you
might catch sight of one of the ladies dashing between appointments, before
riding along the city’s peaceful canal banks. Finish at the Imperial Palace
Park – it’s especially beautiful when the cherry blossom is out.
Please note a
minimum height of 145cm is required.
Departs: Kyoto Train station at either 09:30am or 13:00pm
We negotiate new offers daily from discounted flights, tours and vehicle hire to free upgrades, added value and unique inclusions. Please call for our latest offers.
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