Tourist Attractions

The facility offers various activities, so guests of all ages can find something to enjoy. You can try strawberry picking and vegetable harvesting or take a go-kart and a pedal boat for a spin. Tulips, sunflowers and different seasonal flowers decorate the landscape, making it a great place for picture taking or a leisurely walk. Awaji Farm Park is also home to the only koala of the Awaji Island.

This outdoor resort sprawls over 51,000 square meters grounds and offers a large variety of fun activities that will make you feel closer to the nature. You can do barbecue and either mountain or sea side camping, challenge yourself at sea kayaking and SUP (stand up paddleboarding) or experience sea fishing. There is also a facility where you can see dolphins up close and even interact with them!

Experience farm life fully: this place offers activities such as milking cows, bottle-feeding calves, hand-making butter and harvesting vegetables. You can also ride on real ponies kept on the farm.

The flower fields of Awaji Flower Gallery not only hold a different charm depending on the season but also boast a gorgeous panorama view of Osaka Bay Area and Akashi Strait. As the fields are rich in clovers, many visitors come here to find their own Lucky Clover charm. There is no entrance free, so make sure you try your luck, as well!

An amusement park centered on popular anime franchises beloved by different generations of Japanese and abroad audiences alike. It’s split in several zones, each with a different main theme and its own share of attractions. Opening times differ depending on the section, which allows to enjoy it either in daylight or at night. Other facilities as well, including merchandise stores, restaurants, and a park with free equipment are also available at the premises.

Travel the world through the miniature buildings of this park! Activities such as zip lining and grass sledding are also available alongside various attractions, including World of the Snow Queen, Zombie Mansion, or Three-Storey Three Dimensional Maze. Recommended for couples and families with children.

The Awaji area is a perfect location for cycling, with multiple courses of various difficulty levels available. A “flat course” with only gentle ups and downs, a “rice terrace course” through mountainous areas or the famous “Awaichi course”, which stretches through 150 kilometres of the coastline. The one thing they all have in common - the opportunity to combine exercise and taking in the sights of Awaji’s beautiful nature. Regardless of whether you're a beginner looking for a light trip with picturesque views or an advanced cyclist seeking a challenge, you’re sure to find something right for you!

There are about 15 beach sites in the Awaji Island area. Every year, a “Water Quality Survey” is conducted by the Ministry of the Environment and in the last year’s survey, most of the Awaji Island beaches were ranked the highest, AA grade.
There is a beach house, and there is no parking charge at the beach either.

A small, gorgeous beach, around a five-minute drive away from the Awaji Island South Interchange. You can swim in the sea while admiring the great view on the Naruto Strait visible from there.

Good access from the bus terminal in front of the hotel. The Naruto Whirlpool is one of the three largest whirlpools in the world, and attempts are currently being made to register it as a world heritage site. You can experience the whirlpools from up close during this hour-long cruise. Depending on the season, cruises may also be available during the time when the sun sets.

This is a very popular spot for observing the famous Naruto Whirlpools from, and you can also get a good view of the Naruto Bridge. The station is also full of amazing restaurants and souvenir shops that are very popular among visitors. You can also find several games such as UFO catchers here, and the Naruto Bridge Memorial Museum. Make sure to try the delicious “Awaji Island Burger” they are selling here!

The nearest bus terminal from the hotel, from which you can board cruise ships.
There are several different eateries on site, so you can taste various delicious dishes here, such as seafood bowls made from local ingredients and produce, or tempura at “Nerimonoya. If you crave something sweet after your meal, take your pick between a gelato shop “GELM” and a chiffon cake shop, “Fortune.”
This is also a good place if you are looking for souvenirs. Afterwards, you can unwind taking a relaxing foot bath.