Kyoto Tango Sea Train & Amanohashidate & Ine Boat Houses 1-day tour
from $40.45
- Transport included
- Guide included
- Entry fees included
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Highlights
- Reliable and thoughtful service, offering in-depth insights into Japan's local customs and culture.
- Escape the tourist crowds and explore Kyoto's northern coastline to discover its hidden charm.
- Enjoy Amanohashidate from multiple perspectives, stroll along the beach, and experience a slow-paced seaside getaway in Kyoto.
About this experience
Please provide your Full name at the designated meeting point on the day of your trip.
What to expect
What's included
- Transportation service fee
- Train
- Bus
- Main attraction ticket for Ine Fishing Village
- Main attraction ticket for Ine Bay Sightseeing Boat
- Tour guide
- Equipment usage instructions
- Gratuities
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