Wakayama Shirahama Day Tour: Toretore Fish Market, Shirahama Coast, Sandanbi, Senjojiki｜Departure from Namba, Osaka

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— What You Can Expect —

Discover Shirahama in Wakayama Prefecture, best known for its historic hot spring resorts. Experience Kansai's premier beach resort with Traveloka's Shirahama Day Tour. 

Indulge in fresh seafood at Nanki Shirahama's expansive fish market, and wander the picturesque Shirarahama Beach. Unwind at nearby hot springs and soak in the natural beauty of Sandanbe and Senjojiki cliffs, immersing yourself in Wakayama's Nanki seascape charm.

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— Important Info —

Discover "Wakayama Castle," among Japan's top 100 castles, also known as Tobushi Castle on Mt. Tobushi. Explore it with Matsuyama and Himeji Castles, forming Japan's three vertical Hirayama Castles. Witness the Kinokawa River, its natural moat. Experience "Nishinomaru Garden," an Edo-era pond garden named "Momiji Creek Garden" for its stunning autumn foliage. Enjoy peak cherry blossom viewing in late March to early April and peak maple viewing in late November to early December

Head to "Toretore Market Nanki Shirahama (Fish Market Nanki Shirahama)" located in Shirahama Town, Wakayama, the largest seafood market in West Japan

Stroll around "Shirarahama", known as "Oriental Hawaii", a white sandy beach that stretches for about 620 m

Visit "Sanduanbi" located in the Yoshino Kumano National Park in Shirahama Town and enjoy the "Sandanbi Footbath"

Come to Senjojiki located on the coast of Shirahama in the south of Wakayama and overlook the blue seascape of the Pacific Ocean

Visit "Engetsu Island" an uninhabited island located off the coast of Shirahama with a circular sea cave in the center (starting from December 1st, the tour will not let travelers off the vehicle at this stop. Travelers will only appreciate the scenery onboard the vehicle)