[IE-2] Historical heritage and spectacular topography ― Leisurely Picnical Trail

Kids friendly

Jogasaki Coast is the newest coast on the Izu Peninsula, with lava from the eruption of Mount Omuro 4,000 years ago. The terrain is steep, but the trails are well-maintained, so even those with weak legs can walk. There are many things to see along the trail, such as a historic cannon for sea defense, a thrilling suspension bridge, a lave tunnel and a lighthouse with observation deck.

Itinerary

	Contents
1　9:30 or 13:30	Meet your guide at Boranaya Parking Lot *Parking fee will be charge 500 yen separately
2	Brief instruction about the tour
3	Departure to a historic cannon, , a lave tunnel, a precipice where Pacific swifts nest, a thrilling suspension bridge, a lighthouse, New York Lamp Museum
4　11:30 or 15:30	Go back to Izu Kogen Station by bus or cab from New York Lamp Museum

Highlights

Availability/ Operating Hours	On request/ Year-round / 9:30-17:00 except Sundays
Meeting Time	9:30 or 13:30
Meeting Place	Boranaya Parking Lot
Time Required	2 hours
Price	5,000 yen / person
Number of persons	2-10 people
What’s included	Guide fee
What to bring	Waking shoes, bottle of water
Language	English, Japanese
Wheelchair Friendly	No
Kids Friendly	Yes
Reservation	At least 1 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	Suitable for those who are able to walk more than 3 kms. *Parking fee will be charge 500 yen separately.