Passe Hakone Kamakura

👍 Avantages (pourquoi les gens l'apprécient) 1. Économies importantes si vous suivez l'itinéraire complet Exemple : Transport sans pass ≈ 12 110 yens Prix du pass ≈ 8 500 yens, soit environ 30 % d'économies 2. Extrêmement pratique Pas besoin d'acheter des billets à plusieurs reprises Il suffit de scanner et d'utiliser tous les transports Couvre de nombreux types de transport (train, bus, téléphérique, bateau)

素晴らしい湖と鎌倉の景色、訪れるのに最適な場所です。 パスの対象エリア：新宿への往復小田急線乗り放題が含まれています。

Hakone was the climax of the entire trip. I absolutely loved Owakudani and Lake Ashi. The Hakone Free Pass allowed me to experience all the attractions, which was incredibly good value.

This time, purchasing the Hakone Kamakura 3-Day Pass for my phone felt incredibly convenient and easy to use. I could just download the QR code directly to my phone, eliminating the need to go all the way to Shinjuku Station to exchange for a physical ticket. Plus, being able to use any mode of transportation within three days was extremely cost-effective!

Este pase es muy conveniente para moverse por Hakone durante tres días. El pase digital requiere mostrar un código QR que se actualiza cada vez. Vale la pena si tomas muchos viajes, incluyendo autobuses, teleférico y crucero, además de las entradas a las atracciones.

This is a very practical pass. Although I only planned one day for Kamakura-Enoshima and one day for Hakone, I still bought the three-day pass. Being able to ride the Odakyu and Enoshima Electric Railway lines an unlimited number of times, getting on and off whenever I wanted, was truly convenient.

The internet connection is smooth, and the e-vouchers are convenient to use. There's no need to exchange physical tickets at a specific location; they activate instantly at the designated time. For Hakone transportation, be mindful of the last departure times each day. If you miss the last service, your only option might be to take a bus back. To get to Enoshima, you can choose between Odakyu or Enoden; the disembarkation points are different but not far apart on foot. If you want to go to Kamakura, you can only take the Enoden, which stops at every station, and it can be quite crowded on holidays.

We used this pass for 2 days to visit Hakone and Kamakura. Day 1: Departed from Shinjuku to Hakone to take the Ropeway and Pirate sightseeing cruise, then returned by bus to catch the Odakyu train back to Shinjuku (don't forget to change trains). Day 2: We spent in Kamakura, visiting temples and walking the streets, capturing various highlight spots.

The cost-performance ratio is excellent, but after choosing a physical ticket, I realized that Odakyu's exchange counter service hours are from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. I happened to miss the service hours the day before I wanted to use it, so I could only exchange the ticket on the day of use and couldn't choose a train earlier than 8:00 AM. The advantage is that it almost includes all transportation in Hakone and Kamakura; with one ticket, you can travel everywhere, saving a lot on transportation costs and ticket purchasing time. The disadvantage is that it must be used for three consecutive days, which can be a bit disappointing if the weather is bad.

A very convenient pass to use. You can save money by using this pass as it mostly covers the transportation in these areas. You may do a day tour to cover Enoshima and Kamakura, then take 2 days in Hakone as this is a little bit crowded so to enjoy fully and to be able to cover more areas.