Excursión de un día a Izu: Monte Omuro, Marinetown de Ito y Shuzenji

Mt. Omuro (Mt. Omuro Ropeway fee included) In Itō City, Shizuoka Prefecture stands Mt. Omuro, a dormant volcano rising 580 meters and celebrated for its flawless cone shape. Grasslands blanket the entire peak, shifting with the seasons and creating the appearance of an endless green expanse. The mountain holds the designation "Natural Landmark of the Izu Peninsula." Should inclement weather force ropeway closure, the itinerary will shift to Itō Cactus & Animal Park instead (zoo entry not covered; ropeway payment returned). Ito Marinetown (Roadside Station Ito Marinetown) (Lunch not included) This waterfront hub combines hot springs, restaurants, and retail under one roof, making it essential for any Itō visitor. Positioned along National Route 135 with views toward Sagami Bay, Ito Marinetown ranks as Itō City's premier coastal leisure facility. Guests find hot spring baths overlooking the ocean, local cuisine, sightseeing boat excursions, and a gift shop. Self-drive travelers and families find it perfect for a half-day break. Shuzenji Deep in the Izu Peninsula lies Shuzenji Onsen, a tranquil hot spring town steeped in history and culture that rejuvenates visitors. Located in northern Izu, Shuzenji represents the region's most ancient thermal resort and has drawn celebrated writers like Ryūnosuke Akutagawa and Sōseki Natsume for generations. The town earned two stars from Michelin Green Guide Japan and carries the nickname "Little Kyoto of Izu." Shuzenji Takitei Onsen Hotel (Complimentary hot spring bathing experience) Experience the restorative waters of Shuzenji at this open-air onsen hotel, specially arranged for tour guests to bathe in the peninsula's renowned therapeutic springs. Autumn Special: Complimentary Autumn Foliage Viewing at Shuzenji Natural Park (November 15 to December 10; extended stay of 90 minutes in Shuzenji) Standard departure time outside autumn months: 16:00; autumn period departure: 16:30.