Things to do in Ine Fishing Village

Our tour guide, Rex, was incredibly professional and thoughtful. Although most of the group were Chinese-speaking tourists, he seamlessly switched between languages to also cater to the English-speaking members. Throughout the trip, he provided fascinating historical backgrounds of each region. The overall trip time management was excellent, and we'd also like to thank our driver for the day for providing a safe and comfortable ride, bringing the entire journey to a perfect close. This was a truly wonderful experience!

Ine Funaya is definitely worth a visit. The sea is incredibly blue, and the ocean views are stunning. You can also take a boat tour and experience feeding the seagulls. There are many delicious food options around Amanohashidate, where you can savor local seafood dishes.

It was a great trip! I originally planned to take the JR train myself, but realized the return journey would be too rushed. So, I decided to join this one-day tour. Our guide, Akira, was very dedicated in his explanations, and the itinerary was well-planned. I would definitely join another one-day tour if I have the chance.

Ben, the tour guide, speak English and Mandarin pretty well. He sang Japanese songs in the bus, and explained the history or fun fact on the scenes. it’s started with self/explore in Ine Bay/Village, quiet yet beautiful. and then, feeding the seagull and eagles, after that the Amanohashidate cable car, recommend to take the chair ride, it’s safe and a unique way to enjoy Japan. you either can enjoy upstairs till the end, or went down sooner to see the beach or having meals

I wanted to visit Kayabuki-no-Sato, so I signed up for a one-day tour and went. I had a specific destination in mind, so I honestly didn't have any expectations for the first two stops, but it turned out to be a trip where I was simply amazed by the beautiful scenery at every place we visited. I was also very grateful that our guide, 'Lee Song-ran,' was so kind and explained everything so well, making the tour engaging and never boring. If you were to go to those destinations by public transportation, the travel costs alone would be at least 100,000 won, so I highly recommend this bus tour for those with busy travel schedules!

I would highly recommend this trip as it was so so scenery in every stop. Guide - Amanda was nice, but I expected to see her share more information about these places like history, people and places.

Thank you to our guide, Rex, for a wonderful day. It was so much fun! He also consistently shared tips and strategies in our small group chat, and the arrangements were incredibly thoughtful. Feeding the seagulls was a blast. If you're visiting Kyoto, you should definitely consider this excursion.

Thanks to our guide, Mr. Gu Mungil, my parents and I thoroughly enjoyed the tour. When I made the reservation, I was worried the tour might be boring since it wasn't an activity-based one. However, the guide explained the history, shared many useful tips, and took wonderful photos for us, making the tour very enjoyable! If we participate in another tour, I'd love to see him again. Thank you so much!