Wakayama & Koyasan Day Tour from Osaka

The trip to Wakayama was amazing and the highlight is definitely the Train Tama Museum. We also love the Kuroshio Market. Didn’t hv a guide as it was a small group (9 people). The driver took us there and just gave basic info like what time to return to the bus. We almost missed the Train Museum as he miscalculated the time to be there. However all is good as we managed to catch it and kudos to the driver for being able to carry out dual roles.

The tour guide explained very carefully and conscientiously, but because we were part of a group, his quality was a bit... Because I was bathing in Wakayama, a wife from the other side of the river brought her mobile phone to the bathing house (the staff noticed it and came in to ask in Japanese who brought the mobile phone), I couldn’t help but tell him: Sister... brought the mobile phone in and the team leader has already said It got so serious that she actually replied to me and said: She only takes pictures of scenery. I told her: Your daughter is looking at you! This is really the first time I have experienced this special case. However, I still highly recommend this itinerary, and the group that day included me ~ there were 6 girls traveling alone in Japan.

It was my first time to take a Klook one-day tour and I was nervous, not sure if it was appropriate. Because we have to go to Wakayama and Koyasan in one day, and we have to soak in hot springs and eat fish sashimi, so if we go there by ourselves, we won’t have enough time. After getting on the bus, make arrangements with the tour guide. The time on the bus is relatively leisurely. You can look at the scenery outside the bus. It happened to be raining heavily in the afternoon, so it was more appropriate to stay in the bus. There was a traffic jam on the return trip, but it was not too late to get back off the bus. point. Next time you travel independently, you can also arrange one or two days to participate in local tours to make it easier.

The guide, Ms Lai was very detailed and provided a lot of information to all of us. She is super friendly and always offered to take photos for us. The place of attractions are definitely worth the visit.. I enjoyed the most are the shrines visit.

unexpected trip that we can see snow at 高野山 (Koyasan). Even though we had some road incident while to the next stop, the trip was amazing

It is a very worth visiting attraction, with natural landscapes, history and culture, and hot springs to soak in, which is great. The tour guide "Xiao Yang/Yang Yang" has a gentle and pleasant voice, and explains clearly without going on and on, giving people some time to rest during the long drive. I hope I can meet such a good tour guide as "Xiao Yang/Yang Yang" next time. Thank you for giving me a pleasant experience.

Highly recommend to anyone who wants to visit Koyasan and Shirahama in the same day. Tour guide is experienced and knowledgeable, and the trip is smooth.

A Mandarin-speaking male tour guide will share his knowledge of Japanese culture during the ride. Fortunately, I joined this group to go to Mount Koya to enjoy the maple leaves. It was mid-to-late October when I went to Japan. There were no maple leaves in Kansai, but you could see them on Mount Koya! It was really exciting! It was difficult to travel long distances alone with my elders, but everyone was very satisfied when I went with a group.

It was a great experience. It was easy to book and the meeting point was easy to find. The tour guide was very kind. The driver drove very steadily and the trip was very comfortable. I was lucky enough to get on a very gorgeous train. I was very happy during the whole journey. The tour guide was also very peace and love. , there is no promotion in the whole process, I will recommend friends to use klook

Koyasan is the first scenic spot in the Kansai region where the maple leaves turn red during the maple season, so you should come here in early November. Other Wakayama attractions are also good. You can see the wonders of Shiraharahama Coast in one day. To use the metaphor of Taiwan's north coast, it is like eating seafood at Wanli Fish Harbor and then visiting Yeliu Queen's Head.