• Yufuincho Kawakami - Visitors to Yufuincho Kawakami’s Kinrin Lake in Yufu, Japan, can anticipate a tranquil and picturesque experience centered around this captivating hot spring-fed lake. The mist that often rises creates a magical view, especially at dawn. Guests can wander along the lake’s paths, admire the reflections of nearby Mt. Yufu on the water, and unwind in traditional Japanese hot spring baths (onsen) nearby. The lake is surrounded by charming shops, local cafes, and art galleries, offering a delightful mix of nature and local culture. This experience is perfect for photography, reflection, and enjoying Japan’s peaceful landscapes.
  Admission to Yufuin Onsen Fee (Adults: $4.53/person; Children aged 4-12: $2.59/person)
• Kyushu Wildlife Park African Safari - At the Kyushu Natural Zoo, visitors can enjoy a unique wildlife experience that combines natural beauty with close animal encounters. Set in a lush, expansive environment, the zoo offers safari-style tours where guests can observe lions, elephants, and zebras roaming in open habitats. Visitors can also feed friendly animals like kangaroos and alpacas in interactive zones. There are scenic walking trails and observation points, ideal for taking in the surrounding mountains and forests. With its blend of nature and wildlife, the zoo provides a memorable, family-friendly adventure in Kyushu’s beautiful countryside.
  Kyushu Zoo admission ticket (around $17/adult & $10/child)
• 559-1 Kannawa - Sea Hell (Umi Jigoku) is one of the most renowned hot spring attractions in Beppu, Oita Prefecture, Japan. Part of the “Beppu Hells” (Jigoku Meguri), it offers visitors a chance to witness the dramatic power of geothermal activity in a striking and unique setting.

The highlight of Sea Hell is its vivid cobalt-blue pool, created by natural hot spring water heated to over 98°C (208°F). The intense blue hue comes from dissolved minerals in the water, giving it an otherworldly appearance. Surrounding the hot spring is a beautifully landscaped garden, complete with a lotus pond where giant lotus leaves flourish.

Visitors can enjoy foot baths using the thermal waters and sample dishes like steamed pudding or eggs cooked using the natural heat of the spring. Sea Hell is not only a feast for the eyes but also an immersive cultural experience, combining natural wonder with local traditions.

• Kannawa - Stove Hell (Kamado Jigoku) is another one of the famous “Hells of Beppu” located in Beppu, Oita Prefecture, Japan. This geothermal attraction is named after the stove (kamado) depicted on-site, symbolized by a statue of a demon chef cooking atop the hot springs.

Kamado Jigoku features several boiling ponds of different colors and temperatures, with vibrant hues caused by the mineral-rich water. Visitors can witness bubbling mud pools, steaming fumaroles, and even sample the geothermal waters (cooled down for drinking). Footbaths, steam-based cooking demonstrations, and snacks cooked using the hot spring steam make the experience interactive and enjoyable.

• One-way transfer
• Admission to Yufuin-no-Mori Train Ride Experience
• Multilingual guide (Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean)

• Admission to Jungle bus fee in the zoo (9.73$/person)
• The Yufu Forest Ride Experience is not accompanied by a tour guide
• Other personal expenses
• Kyushu Zoo admission ticket (around 17$/adult & 10$ Child)
• Admission to Yufuin Onsen Fee (Adults: 4.53$/person; Children aged 4-12: 2.59$/person)

Embark on a day filled with nature, wildlife, and geothermal marvels! Begin with a self-guided tour of Kinrin Lake in Yufuincho Kawakami, where you can enjoy the serene waters, misty mornings, and nearby attractions at your own pace, with lunch at your own expense. (Please note that some attractions may be skipped due to capacity or weather conditions.)

Next, visit the Kyushu Natural Zoo to discover wildlife. The entrance fee is 2,600 yen, with an optional jungle bus ride for 1,300 yen to explore up close.

Continue to Sea Hell (Umi Jigoku), one of Beppu’s renowned “Hells,” featuring breathtaking cobalt-blue waters and steam vents. Then, proceed to Stove Hell (Kamado Jigoku), where you’ll witness boiling ponds and unique geothermal phenomena.

This thrilling experience offers a blend of scenic beauty, wildlife, and natural wonders. Book your tour now for an unforgettable and diverse adventure!

• The total time includes the travel time.
• Refunds or amendments can’t be issued if: Participants arrive late or don’t arrive at all
• The schedule might change depending on traffic and weather conditions
• Recommended day trip hot spring experience - Yufuin Sansuikan (Please pay for the hot spring experience yourself)
• Please understand that you may not be able to bathe due to the condition of the facilities on the day.
• Some attractions might need to skipped because of capacity or weather conditions
• Without a tour guide, the tour ends after arriving at Yufuin
• You can choose the 17:17 departure, the staff will contact you and the estimated arrival time will be postponed accordingly, and the estimated arrival time is 19:28
• You can also choose the return flight the next day: Beppu 14:43-Hakata 18:10.
• This activity requires a minimum of 4 participant(s). If the minimum is not met, you can book an alternative date

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.