Tottori Iwami Town | Uradome Coast Island Tour Sightseeing Boat | Adventure cruise in a scenic spot certified as one of Japan's 100 Best Beaches / 100 Best White Sand and Green Pine Beaches
- The Uradome Coast is designated as a National Place of Scenic Beauty, and the 'San'in Coast' including this area is a scenic spot certified as a UNESCO Global Geopark in 2010.
- You can see the beautiful sandy beaches of white sand and green pines, as well as the intricately complex ria coastline up close.
- The captain will provide a fun guide to the most beautiful sea in the Sea of Japan, boasting a water clarity of 25m.
- Compared to smaller boats, the ship has less rocking, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing and comfortable cruise.
- The sightseeing boat boarding area also features a restaurant where you can eat fresh seafood unique to a port town, and a cafe serving items like seafood burgers.
Product Info
-Introduction to Uradome Coast-
The Uradome Coast is a ria coastline (submerged coastline) characterized by beautiful natural scenery such as strange rocks, caves, and cliffs. It is part of the 'San'in Kaigan National Park' and is designated as a National Place of Scenic Beauty. Furthermore, the 'San'in Kaigan Geopark,' which includes the Uradome Coast, was certified as a 'UNESCO Global Geopark' in 2010.
With a water depth of 25m, its clarity is said to be the most beautiful in the Sea of Japan, and it has been selected as one of 'Japan's 100 Best Beaches' as well as one of the '100 Best White Sand and Green Pine Beaches in Japan.'
In this plan, you will tour between the islands of the Uradome Coast by sightseeing boat, enjoying dynamic scenery that feels like an adventure.
Additionally, the sightseeing boat boarding facility also has a restaurant and cafe attached.
-Course Details-
- Operating Period: March - November
- Meeting Time: 10 minutes before departure time
- Meeting Place: Uradome Coast Sightseeing Boat Boarding Area (2182 Otani, Iwami-cho, Iwami-gun, Tottori Prefecture)
- Operating Hours: 9:30 - 15:30 (Departs every hour)
- Capacity: 95 people / 4 boats
The crystal-clear, beautiful sea, also known as "Iwami Blue," allows you to see the seabed clearly.
This scenic spot has been selected as one of "Japan's 100 Best Beaches" and one of "Japan's 100 Best White Sand and Green Pine Beaches." Furthermore, the San'in Coast Geopark, which includes Uradome Coast, has been designated a UNESCO Global Geopark.
Cruising on the crystal-clear sea is like being on a "flying sightseeing boat."
It's about a 10-minute drive from the Tottori Sand Dunes. When you come to Tottori for sightseeing, please enjoy a sightseeing cruise around the islands of Uradome Coast, a place that Iwami Town is proud of!
This is an introduction to the sightseeing cruise routes around Uradome Coast. Please refer to the blue route.
"Ajiroya," a restaurant in a port town, offers seafood dishes such as kaisendon (seafood rice bowl) made with fresh seafood. (The contents of the sashimi may change depending on what is available. The photo is an example.)
"Minato Cafe" offers seafood burgers, special shrimp bisque, and more.
Purchase Notice
- If the ship reaches full capacity, an additional service will be added, and the departure time may be subject to change. (There will be no waiting time of more than one hour.)
- Service may be suspended due to weather conditions. Decisions will primarily be based on wind and wave conditions, rather than rain or sunshine.
- Depending on the wave conditions, the trip may be canceled even immediately before departure.
- There are steps when boarding and disembarking the ship.
Reminders
The service may be cancelled depending on sea conditions. (The decision will be made at 8:30 AM on the day of departure. Cancellations may occur even immediately before departure due to changes in sea conditions.)
If you miss the departure time, you will not be able to board the ship.
Please register at least 10 minutes before the start time.
One preschool-aged child is admitted free of charge per paying adult. Children exceeding this limit will be charged the elementary school student rate.
