5 Best E-Bike Tours in Kyushu

Sakurajima’s 1914 eruption poured out so much lava that it joined the island to the mainland, and those black fields are what you ride through. The ferry from Kagoshima takes about 15 minutes and runs around the clock. Ash on the road is normal; wear glasses.

1.Historical Hill Climb E-bike Tour to Sakurajimas Peak

Journey back in time on the Historical Hill Climb E-bike Tour to Sakurajima's Peak, where ancient secrets and thrilling adventures await at every turn.

Most Popular★ 5.0

“Rento was a lovely guide, gave us loads of interesting information (and treats!) on the ride. The bikes, the route and the pace was perfect for us, his bike tour is a must! Definitely recommend”

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2.Sakurajima Century Lava Climb Journey with E-bike

Discover Sakurajima’s volcanic history and stunning vistas on an e-bike tour, combining scenic riding with expert insights for an authentic adventure.

★ 4.9

“Rento-san is an amazing guide. I was luckily enough to be the only one on his tour. He's a great host who's concerned about your safety but also your experience. As it was a hot day he planned some stops along the way to make…”

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3.One Day E Bike Round Tour in Sakurajima

Gear up for an electrifying journey through Sakurajima on an e-bike tour, where hidden treasures await—ready to be uncovered.

★ 5.0

“Rento is an amazing tour guide. He showed us so many beautiful sites around Sakurajima. The lunch spot was a perfect choice. The Ebikes made the ride very easy and enjoyable.”

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5.Private Coastline Ebike Tour in Fukuoka

Explore the Japan Sea coastline on a private e-bike tour from Fukuoka, visiting sake breweries, seafood markets, a shrine, and enjoying a seaside sushi lunch.

★ 5.0

“-I had a wonderful full day of e-bike touring with David Fenster’s bike tour company in the Fukuma area not far from Fukuoka. We checked out a historical Sake factory, temples, farmer’s market, beaches, monument to turtles, a sushi lunch and more. The tours are…”

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