Excursão de um dia a Amanohashidate e Ine no Funaya saindo de Osaka

Worth the trip to northern Kyoto to see the countryside. Our guide was very informative and was able to speak English, Chinese, and Japanese at the same time! Very accommodating and understanding will definitely recommend this tour especially to those who wish to explore Amanohashidate on your own pace.

An amazing amazing trip. Didn't expect my 10 & 15 years old will actually enjoyed themselves so much especially on the Funaya ferry. The eagles feeding part was most exciting part of the entire trip.

This tour is ideal for people wanting to see Ine and Amanohashidate who are staying in Osaka. Zen, our guide, was very informative and friendly. Both places have there own charm. Just beware of the birds when doing the Ine boat trip as they don’t leave you alone! A very enjoyable day. Thank you Zen and the driver.

I highly recommend Limon for booking your tour, especially if you have senior companions, as it's easier for them to have a guided tour. Mr. Kou was very accommodating and took great care of us during our trip. We will definitely be back again.

Highly recommended. The tour guide is a kind and friendly Japanese man. We were lucky as there was no traffic jam that day, so everything went smoothly and we didn't feel rushed. Just a small suggestion: it would be great if they could send a reminder email or WhatsApp message a day before, like other Klook tour groups, to make us feel more at ease.

I highly recommend joining a tour. Amanohashidate and Ine Funaya are difficult to reach, so buying a one-day tour is very convenient. Our tour guide, Taki, is a Chinese-American who has lived in Japan for 27 years and is fluent in English, Japanese, and Chinese. She took excellent care of every guest. I give the guide 10 stars! On that day, I was the only solo traveler on the tour, so I had many opportunities to chat with the guide. I learned a lot, whether it was about local legends or other nearby places to visit. The guide was also willing to help me take photos, which I greatly appreciated. If I had to suggest an improvement, I would hope for a slightly longer stay in Ine. After all, I wanted to take good photos and enjoy snacks and coffee at Ine Cafe. Since it takes 10 minutes to walk there and 10 minutes back, eating felt a bit rushed. An extra 20-30 minutes would make it much more relaxed. (Please note that the tour does not wait for anyone at each stop, so if you tend to be late, be aware that the bus will not wait for you. You'll need to find your own way to the next stop or end your tour.)

If you're in the Kansai region, this is one of the highly recommended tours. It's a relaxed tour that doesn't involve a lot of walking, focusing more on enjoying scenic views. If you have senior companions, you don't need to worry as they will also enjoy this tour.

A very relaxing experience if you want to experience chairlift and taking cruise tour. Our guide, Winnie, helped us to take pictures and took care of everything including our voucher redemption for our lunch. Everything is perfect👌

We had an AMAZING time. It was raining and snowing when we went, so the chair lift was suspended :( We had to take the tram instead. However, our guide (Kan) was so helpful and funny too! He spoke English with us and stayed with us the entire tour. He explained and helped us along the way. The LIMON bus was also very easy to spot since it's a bright yellow 🤣

8:30 Meet in Umeda 9:00 Pick up people in Namba (you can get off to use the restroom) 10:30 Kyotamba Rest Stop (approx. 15-minute stop, for restrooms & quick souvenir shopping) 11:45 Kasamatsu Park 13:40 Gather to head to Ine for the boat ride 14:30-14:55 Boat ride On the way back, we will also stop at the Kyotamba Rest Stop – you can get off to rest and use the restroom. (The above times may be adjusted based on the day's conditions – they may not be exactly the same every time!) Perhaps because this trip was taken on a weekday, the itinerary went very smoothly, there weren't huge crowds, and we hardly encountered any traffic jams (there was a slight jam in downtown Osaka on the way back). Our tour guide, Taki-san, explained all the注意事项 and introductions in Japanese, English, and Chinese, switching between the three languages very smoothly and impressively! And he's an excellent photographer, super great! 👍🏻👍🏻