Description

Overview

Cape Irozaki, the southernmost point of the Izu Peninsula, is a series of precipitous cliffs created by ejecta from the era of submarine volcanoes, and near the tip there is a lighthouse, Iro – Shrine and Kumano Shrine, the god of matchmaking.
Iro Shrine is a historic shrine built over 1,300 years ago.
The currently standing shrine was reconstructed in 1901.
In addition, from the near Irozaki Port, sightseeing boats cruise around the Cape Irozaki.
Why don’t you enjoy the scenery not only from land but also from the sea?

Itinerary

	Contents
1	Meet your guide at Izukyuko line Shimoda Station and take a local bus to Irozaki
2	Get off at Irozaki Ocean Park and see the superb view from Mt. Hiyori.
3	Inohana / Lighthouse / Iro jinja Shrine / Kumano jinja Shrine
4	Irozaki Port Sightseeing boat cruising.
5	Take a route bus to Izukyuko Shimoda Station

Highlights

Availability/ Operating Hours	On request / 8:50-15:30 / Every day
Meeting Time	On request
Meeting Place	Izu kyuko line Shimoda station
Time Required	4 hours
Price	5,000 yen / person
Number of persons	2-10 people
What’s included	Guide fee *Local bus fee and sightseeing boat fare will be charged separately.
What to bring	Walking clothers,foot wear,hat, rain gear,drinks,etc
Language	English, Japanese
Wheelchair Friendly	No
Kids Friendly	Yes
Reservation	2 week in advance
Payment Option	Cash
Cancellation Policy	Tour will be canceled in case of heavy rain or storm. Customer cancellation on the day will be fully charged.
Notes	Sightseeing boats may be canceled due to bad weather such as sea conditions. In that case, take a walk around Irozaki Port.