Top Hiroshima Hiking Tours

This bike tour is an excellent choice for first-time visitors to Hiroshima. Get your bearings in the city, learn about its history, and discover backstreet areas that only locals know about. The tour helps you cover more ground than a walking tour and see many top sights in a day, such as the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, the Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima Castle, and Shukkei-en Garden.

Explore the highlights of Hiroshima and Miyajima the easy way on a private full-day tour with a guide. You’ll learn all about Hiroshima’s dark history and prosperous present at sites like the Peace Park and A-Bomb Dome. Travel around Hiroshima on foot and by public transport to nearby Miyajima Island, a naturally and culturally beautiful spot. The tour can be customized to suit your needs.

Make the most of your visit to Hiroshima–one of the most historically significant cities in Japan–with a private walking tour. Explore at your own pace without a large group and get a deeper understanding of Japanese history and culture from a local guide. Balance the heavy and moving subject matter at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum with a visit to gardens and a castle.

【Discover Another Side of Hiroshima!】Deep Hiroshima: Beyond the Guidebooks On this private tour, we’ll skip the crowded tourist spots and dive into the quiet backstreets of Hatchobori and historic samurai-era roads. We’ll visit the Memorial Cathedral for World Peace, a hidden architectural gem, and stop by long-standing local shops—like a traditional stamp maker or a tea house—where you can engage in authentic conversations with the shopkeepers. Perfect for those staying 2+ nights: I will help you navigate Hiroshima like a resident. Whether it's finding the best "hidden" Okonomiyaki spot away from the crowds or tips for your next day's adventure, I'll tailor the walk to your interests. Solo Travelers Welcome: As your local friend, I’ll ensure you feel comfortable exploring places that might be hard to enter alone. Let’s experience the warm-hearted spirit and the true essence of Hiroshima’s recovery together!

This full-day tour from Hiroshima combines sacred heritage, scenic hiking, and a unique coastal cruise experience. Traveling to Miyajima Island, you will visit the iconic Itsukushima Shrine, famous for its floating torii gate and centuries of spiritual history. Surrounded by the calm waters of the Seto Inland Sea, the shrine offers a striking blend of architecture, nature, and tradition. From there, hike up Mount Misen, the island’s sacred peak, where panoramic views reward your climb. After descending, enjoy a scenic World Heritage cruise back toward Hiroshima, taking in the coastline from the water. This tour perfectly balances culture, nature, and active exploration, making it ideal for travelers who want to experience Miyajima beyond the ordinary sightseeing route.

Discover two of Japan’s most spectacular sights on a captivating tour of Hiroshima and Miyajima’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed sites. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, explore the impressive monuments of Miyajima Island, famed for its sacred Itsukushima Jinja Shrine, whose red tori gate appears to be protruding from the sea during high tide. Continue onto the Hiroshima Peace memorial Park, a moving expanse dedicated to promoting peace around the globe.

Kurahashi Island in Hiroshima Prefecture is a tranquil island in the Seto Inland Sea with several remarkable attractions, from breathtaking mountain vistas and hot springs to a world-renowned brand and Japan’s finest craftsmanship. Departing Kure Station by taxi, you drive to Kurahashi Island and hike rocky Mt. Hiyama. Towards the summit, breathtaking panoramas of the Inland Sea unfold. After descending the mountain, you drop into the natural hot spring by the seaside at Katsurahama to freshen up before lunch of regional specialties of the Seto Inland Sea. The afternoon is spent enjoying the island’s unexpected cultural treasures, visiting the F.H. Royce Museum with its remarkable collection of Rolls-Royces and Bentleys. The last stop of the day is Hayashi Shuzo, a sake brewery founded in the Edo period, which also houses a huge collection of kimono created by master craftsmen. You can taste and purchase sake at the brewery.