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Kayakers paddling on the turquoise waters of Kujukushima, Saikai National Park, highlighting a West Kyushu journey in Sasebo City, Nagasaki.
Kayakers leisurely paddle through the tranquil waters of Kujukushima, Saikai National Park, exploring lush green islands and unique rock formations.
Kayak adventurers paddle past magnificent rock cliffs and vibrant green islands along the ria coastline of Kujukushima, Saikai National Park.
First-person view from a yellow kayak, paddling through the emerald waters of Kujukushima, with a red kayak ahead and unique rock formations.
Kayak tour participants landing on an uninhabited island, preparing their kayaks on the sandy beach for a relaxing time exploring the island.
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Land on an Uninhabited Island! A Relaxing Sea Stroll Kayaking Experience in Saikai National Park and the Kujukushima Islands!

Japan-Nagasaki , Sasebo , Kujuku Islands
Booking confirmed 14 day(s) after ordering
Duration:3 hour(s)
Language(s): Japanese
Free cancellation 2 day(s) prior to experience date
Please present the e-voucher on-site
  • A relaxing and healing time paddling through the national park's waters by kayak!
  • The special feeling of navigating the 208 scattered Kujukushima Islands yourself
  • Land on an uninhabited island for a special coffee or cocoa break
  • Encounter unique and curious rock formations
  • Free time to spend in nature (strolling, tea time, etc.)
  • Safe for beginners! Guides provide thorough support and instructions
  • A souvenir of your trip: receive photo data from the tour at a later date!
  • Includes a Saikai National Park/Kujukushima Uninhabited Island Landing Certificate!
[5% App discount] Code: APP5OFF , HK: APP15HK

Water Activities

Water activity typeCanoe・Kayak
Activity seasonSpring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Tour TypePrivate tour, Small Group
Instruction languageJapanese
Activity levelBeginner
Transportation methodGet there on your own

Product Info

A healing tour that lets you leisurely explore the Saikai National Park and Kujukushima area, known for some of the most beautiful scenery in Japan, by kayak.
The sea is very calm throughout the year, making it safe for beginners and children to enjoy.
Spread out before you is a complex and beautiful seascape woven by the ria coastline. You will encounter natural expressions found nowhere else, including ever-changing island silhouettes, coves, and strange rock formations.
During the tour, you will also come across unique rocks created by nature, such as the 'Hippo Rock' and 'Police Officer Rock.' There are plenty of discoveries that will make you smile as you paddle your kayak.
Along the way, there is also a special time to land on an uninhabited island.
It is a truly extraordinary luxury to spend a relaxing moment feeling the sea breeze with a cup of carefully brewed coffee (or cocoa) prepared by your instructor on the quiet beach.
Here, you will find scenery not found in guidebooks.
Enjoy a time of connecting with nature using all five senses, with a feeling like you are 'strolling on the sea.'
Connect with the sea. Connect with nature. Connect with a side of Japan you have yet to discover.
This tour is sure to be the start of such 'encounters'.

What You Can Expect

Duration: 3 hour(s)

1 Day

  • Please arrive behind UMIAK at the meeting time (8:45 AM or 12:45 PM).
    The 'UMIYA' tour office building at the Kujukushima kayaking base in Saikai National Park, with kayaks stacked outside, welcoming participants.
  • Please come to the back of UMIAK. Staff will be waiting for you.
    Colorful kayaks and canoes neatly stored on racks at the Sasebo marina, ready for adventurers to embark on a Kujukushima sea exploration.
  • The instructor will provide safety instructions (brochures available).
    A kayaking instructor at the marina explains the Kujukushima route on a map, preparing participants for their exciting sea adventure.
  • Receive instructions from the instructor.
    An instructor provides detailed instructions to a participant at the marina, with stacked kayaks nearby, ensuring a safe and enjoyable Kujukushima tour.
  • Kayaking experience begins! Our staff will provide careful support.
    Kayakers preparing to launch their boats into the water at the Sasebo marina, with numerous sailboats docked in the background, ready for their Kujukushima tour.
  • A relaxing sea stroll kayaking through Saikai National Park!
    A group of kayakers gracefully navigating the emerald waters between lush islands and distinctive rock formations in Kujukushima, Saikai National Park.
  • You will encounter unique rock formations!
    Kayak adventure from a yellow kayak's perspective, capturing the unique coastline and a fellow red kayak exploring Kujukushima's calm waters.
  • Kayaking experience! Be soothed by the calm sea!
    Kayakers leisurely paddle through the tranquil waters of Kujukushima, Saikai National Park, exploring lush green islands and unique rock formations.
  • Kayaking in Saikai National Park! Spectacular views!
    Kayak adventurers paddle past magnificent rock cliffs and vibrant green islands along the ria coastline of Kujukushima, Saikai National Park.
  • Landing on an uninhabited island!
    Kayak tour participants landing on an uninhabited island, preparing their kayaks on the sandy beach for a relaxing time exploring the island.
  • Once we land on the uninhabited island, the instructor will brew you a delicious drink!
    Two cups of warm coffee or cocoa and local Kujukushima Senbei cookies, a delightful refreshment enjoyed during a break on an uninhabited island.
  • A relaxing sea stroll! So soothing!
    Kayakers leisurely paddling across the expansive, calm waters of Kujukushima, Saikai National Park, surrounded by beautiful green islands.

Purchase Notice


If the tour is cancelled due to circumstances beyond our control, we will refund the full participation fee.
Time on board may change depending on the weather.

Includes/Excludes

  • Non-alcoholic beverages
  • Insurance
  • Life jackets, equipment (footwear: Crocs in summer, boots in winter)
  • Experience fee
  • Bottled water
  • Personal expenses
  • Transportation fare
  • To prevent heatstroke, please bring your own hydration drinks.
  • Other unspecified costs

Reminders

  • Our staff will be waiting for you at the meeting point.

  • For safety reasons, all passengers must wear a life jacket when on board. Please follow the instructions of our staff and wear the jacket correctly. Life jackets are available for rental free of charge.

  • You may get wet, so please bring a towel and a change of clothes.

  • If you are prone to seasickness, we recommend bringing motion sickness medication.

  • Please be sure to bring your own motion sickness medication.

  • We recommend bringing a change of clothes, towels, and heat protection items.

How to Redeem Your Voucher

How to Use Your Voucher

  • Please present the e-voucher on-site

Meeting Point

Location Name: Wave Peak Co., Ltd.

Address: 986 Kashimae-cho, Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture 858-0922 (Behind UMIAK)
How to Get There
Please come to the back of UMIAK.

Cancellation Policy

  • Cancellations 2 day(s) (inclusive) before the selected date are allowed. Unused orders can be canceled for free
  • For cancellations made 1 to 1 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 30% will apply
  • Cancellation is not allowed between 0–0 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.
NOTE
  • Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once your refund request is confirmed, KKday will initiate the refund to your original payment method within 15 days. The actual refund timing depends on your card-issuing bank’s policy.

FAQ

1. What makes the deserted island kayaking experience in Kujukushima unique?

This kayaking experience allows you to leisurely paddle across the calm waters of Saikai National Park, personally navigating through Kujukushima's 208 islands. The most special aspect is landing on a deserted island where a guide will personally brew coffee or cocoa for you. Feel the sea breeze, enjoy a sense of freedom like 'walking on the sea,' and have the chance to explore unique rock formations. The tour also includes souvenir photos from your trip and a deserted island landing certificate.

2. What unique rock formations and landscapes can be explored on a Kujukushima kayaking tour?

On a Kujukushima kayaking tour, you'll have the opportunity to closely observe the local ria coastline scenery, as well as unique rock formations naturally shaped by nature, such as the Hippopotamus Rock and the Police Rock. These special rock formations add to the fun of exploration during your paddling experience, allowing you to appreciate the natural charm of Kujukushima from a sea perspective.

3. What natural coastal landscapes are worth seeing in Kujukushima?

Kujukushima boasts a complex ria coastline, whose unique geological structure creates a magnificent archipelago landscape. You can admire the 208 islands of various sizes scattered across the calm sea, along with peculiar rocks formed by seawater erosion. The entire area is designated as Saikai National Park, rich in natural ecology and captivating scenery.

4. Approximately how long does the Kujukushima deserted island kayaking tour take?

This deserted island kayaking tour is typically designed as a relaxed and enjoyable half-day experience. The specific duration may vary slightly depending on weather conditions and group pace, but the overall plan ensures you have ample time to paddle, land on the island to rest, enjoy coffee or cocoa, and savor your free time in nature, making it perfect for a leisurely schedule.

5. Is the Kujukushima kayaking experience safe for beginners or children?

The Kujukushima kayaking experience is very suitable for beginners and children. The tour is accompanied by experienced guides who provide detailed instructions and explanations to ensure safety. You will paddle in calm waters and have opportunities to rest on a deserted island. Safety is the top priority throughout the entire activity, allowing you to enjoy the sea with peace of mind.

6. How can I get to the Kujukushima kayaking meeting point from Sasebo city?

Typically, the meeting point for Kujukushima kayaking tours is at a convenient pier or visitor center. From Sasebo city, you can take a local bus or taxi to Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort, which often serves as the starting point for activities. It's recommended to confirm the specific meeting point and transportation methods in advance.

7. Which season is best for experiencing kayaking in Kujukushima?

Kayaking activities in Kujukushima are generally most comfortable and pleasant during spring (approximately April to June) and autumn (approximately September to November). During these times, the temperature is moderate, rainfall is less, the sea is relatively calm, and visibility is higher, making it ideal for water activities. While summer is warm, it may be more crowded, and in winter, it's important to stay warm.

8. How do weather conditions affect the kayaking experience in Kujukushima?

Kayaking activities are significantly influenced by weather. Clear, windless conditions are optimal, with calm seas and good visibility. In case of strong winds, large waves, or heavy rain, the tour may be adjusted or canceled to ensure safety. Light cloud cover or a gentle breeze usually doesn't affect the activity, but it's advisable to bring sun protection and lightweight rain gear just in case.

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