Excursão de um dia em Itoshima com vista para o mar perto de Fukuoka: Cachoeira Shiraito, Santuário Miyajidake, Floresta Ichiran, Rochas Casadas Sakurai Futamigaura, Balanço de Coqueiro (Partindo de Fukuoka)

This one-day tour provided plenty of time at every location. Our tour guide, Li Guihua, seemed tireless and enthusiastically introduced the background story of each attraction while sharing local lifestyle details known only to residents. Towards the end of the tour, she also introduced local food, entertainment, and shopping spots in the Fukuoka area. She even reminded everyone to bring rain gear for the rain expected the next day. Not only did she perform her duties as a tour guide impeccably, but she also went above and beyond with meticulous care. She definitely deserves a big thumbs up, and I highly recommend this tour!

This tour offers the best value with the most attractions among all the groups. First, let's talk about the downsides of the attractions. The coconut tree swing is considered an attraction, so it can get quite chaotic when there are many people; don't have too high expectations. But looking at it from another perspective, it's a place for barbecues and photos, just go with the flow and enjoy! For the individual attractions: the stop at Shiraito Falls was a bit short, but you don't need to walk much to see the waterfall 👍🏻. Our group arrived at Ichiran very early, so we didn't have to queue at all (but subsequent groups seemed to have to wait a long time). Next, at the Meoto Iwa (Couple Rocks) on Itoshima Beach, it was very sunny, but the scenery was beautiful, and an hour and a half stop was perfect! Along the way, there are also many small attractions or coastal cafes worth stopping at. We happened to encounter the 888 Miyaji Hell Shrine, where many local Japanese people were queuing to buy Goshuin (red seal stamps), but if you want to buy omamori (charms), there's a separate line that doesn't require a long wait! Overall, this itinerary is excellent for first-time visitors to Itoshima!

Itoshima Shiraito Falls, flowing noodles, many families bringing children to fish for trout. Futamigaura Meoto Iwa (Husband and Wife Rocks) + white torii gate ⛩️ absolutely beautiful. Lunch at Ichiran no Mori to eat ramen and learn about Ichiran's history. Coconut tree 🌴 swing beach. World Heritage Munakata Taisha Shrine + Miyajidake Shrine's Path of Light. What a fulfilling day trip in Fukuoka! Tour guide Mr. Chen was diligent and responsible, providing professional explanations at each spot. Coupled with the smooth itinerary planning with the driver, it was a perfect day trip.

This Itoshima day trip was one of the highlights of our stay in Fukuoka. Every stop had something unique to offer. The itinerary was well-paced, giving us enough time to explore, take photos, and simply enjoy the scenery without feeling rushed. A special thank you to our guide, Chen, for making the experience even better. The instructions were always clear, meeting points were easy to follow, and the tour stayed on schedule while still allowing us to enjoy every stop. What I appreciated most was Chen’s attentiveness and genuine care for the group. His professionalism and positive attitude made the trip smooth, relaxing, and enjoyable from start to finish. If you’re looking for an easy and memorable way to explore Itoshima, I highly recommend this tour. The beautiful destinations, seamless organization, and excellent service from Chen made it a five-star experience.

December 28, 2025: My first trip to Fukuoka with my family, we bought a package tour. It was my first time seeing snow in Japan, and we even had a small snowball fight. Our tour guide told us that the group from the day before couldn't make it up because of the snow on the ground. We were lucky today; although there wasn't much snow, it was still a great experience. The scenery in Itoshima was truly beautiful, and the coconut trees were lovely too. We had a lot of fun on the swings and it was also perfect for taking photos. The Ichiran factory is also a great place for an outing. For lunch, our guide arranged for us to eat Ichiran ramen. We heard it was the main branch, so we didn't have to queue outside with everyone else, which was also a great treat. Finally, at Miyajidake Shrine, enjoying delicious food and watching the sunset was a truly perfect combination. So happy, so happy!

This tour was mostly Taiwanese and Chinese people, and I was the only Japanese person. The driver guided in Chinese but could speak Japanese, so he explained many things on the bus just for me. He always paid attention to me and spoke to me wherever we went, which made it enjoyable. To visit so many tourist spots, you would normally need to rent a car or use buses and trains, but financially and time-wise, it's definitely better to use this tour. I had a very good day, and I'm truly glad I went.

剛好遇到日本連假車潮很多，幸運的是也有順利把景點走完，這次宮地獄神社還巧遇風鈴祭很開心，大好天氣去哪都美麗～糸島的海跟盪鞦韆和任意門裝置也讓人難忘！還吃到一蘭拉麵（但要稍等一些時間，推薦來福岡可來糸島走走～

Chen, unser Reiseleiter, war sehr sachkundig und erklärte während der gesamten Tour alles klar und deutlich. Er half uns auch freundlicherweise beim Fotografieren. Die Gruppengröße war genau richtig – nicht zu groß, mit etwa 20+ Personen. Die Reiseroute und die besuchten Orte waren ausgezeichnet. Obwohl es wegen des Andrangs eine lange Schlange für Ichiran Ramen zum Mittagessen gab, was bedeutete, dass wir erst gegen 13:30 Uhr zu Mittag aßen, war das Gesamterlebnis dennoch großartig. Sehr empfehlenswert!

The itinerary was excellent and quite impressive, except for the coconut tree swing part which I didn't quite understand. Thank you, Xiao Chen, for your dedication. I felt well taken care of throughout the trip. The history of the shrine and the etiquette to observe there were all thoroughly explained. Truly thoughtful.

I received an email notification with meeting details exactly at 7 PM the night before departure. The tour guide served two roles, also acting as the driver. The introductions to the attractions weren't extensive, but that's understandable. My group included people from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, and other foreigners. The guide would speak in Japanese and then in Mandarin. I estimate there were about 23-24 people. One of the group members had to sit on a fold-down aisle seat. The itinerary was fine, and the scenery everywhere was beautiful. However, I wish we could have stayed longer at the swing attraction, as there were long queues for photos and the zipline, making it impossible to fully enjoy and take pictures. The return trip was a bit earlier than expected. When we disbanded, the guide recommended some restaurants near the station.