Coisas para fazer em Yufuin

I had an amazing experience at Yufuin! I wish I had more time to walk around at the onsen, but I still managed to take some great photos. The mountain scenery was breathtaking, and the village itself was visually stunning. The highlight of my trip was the train ride back to Hakata station. If you’re in the Kyushu area, especially Fukuoka, I highly recommend visiting Yufuin.

○ Pros 1. The guide was incredibly kind and explained everything well. Thanks to them, we had a delicious lunch. 2. The itinerary is well-packed, and it's great that we can get off in Yufuin. 3. It's a good trip for friends and couples. ○ Cons (Request for Improvement) 1. Since the program is so packed, the time spent at each stop is too tight. I'd prefer to reduce the number of stops and have more leisurely time to look around. It would be difficult to do this tour with elderly people.

Guide 'Juju' is perfectly fluent in three languages (Korean, Japanese, Chinese), truly at a native speaker level. This was the first overseas trip for my high school friends, all in our 40s. Perhaps still childlike at heart, we really wanted to go on a safari, so we booked this tour. The first stop, the tranquil atmosphere of Yufuin, was wonderful, and the next stop, the safari, was even more enchanting than expected. The final hot spring course was also perfect. Throughout the tour, the explanations and guidance were flawless. The driver also seemed like a veteran. We had such a great time that we were sad to see it end, and it's a tour I would highly recommend to others. I definitely want to come back next time with my family (especially with my parents for a filial piety trip, it would be even better). We also seemed to have met good companions on the tour. Since our group included people who spoke Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and English, we were assigned two guides, and both were truly excellent. Especially 'Juju,' our Korean-speaking guide, who worked so hard to take care of us, despite our immaturity. Thank you for making our first Fukuoka trip so memorable. If you're considering this tour, don't hesitate to book it; you won't regret it. - A tour that satisfied all four 40-something Korean men -

It was a one-day trip to Hita, Yufuin, Mount Yufu, and Beppu, and I was truly satisfied! ✨ The Hita area, in particular, was so beautiful that it left a lasting impression, and the travel itinerary was smoothly executed, so I didn't feel tired at all. Most of all, the guide was the best! They didn't just provide information; they genuinely shared background explanations about Fukuoka and each region, making me think, 'Wow, a trip can be this enriching' throughout the tour 👏. They meticulously took care of the guests to ensure an enjoyable trip, and they led the atmosphere with cheerful comments in between, making the day truly delightful 💗. Among all the tours I've participated in so far, this guide was by far the most satisfying. Thank you for creating such wonderful memories ☺️.

Ada fue una excelente guía turística. Nos dio tiempo para explorar y hacer lo que quisiéramos. Solo deseaba que hubiéramos tenido más tiempo en Yufuin, ya que era un pueblo tan lindo y había muchas cosas que explorar. Mi única sugerencia es que podríamos haber compensado no yendo a la parada del "pequeño Monte Fuji". En general, quedé satisfecho con todos los lugares que vimos en este viaje. El conductor también fue excelente al maniobrar el autobús grande por esas carreteras tan pequeñas y sinuosas.

Very convenient service! You can book a tour to Dazaifu and Fukuoka City even the day before. I received a WhatsApp message within half an hour of booking, and we could discuss the itinerary. It's very suitable for families, and I would use it again if I have the chance!

The tour itself isn't bad; I just didn't like our tour guide. I didn't feel her presence at all throughout our tour. But anyway, the tour was great and is recommended if you want sightseeing plus a food trip.

Thanks to our guide Jigu (Zhuzhu) for leading the full-day tour. Because I'm not very fast on my feet, and I just had a knee pin removed in August, I really appreciate Sister Zhuzhu's concern for me in this regard. As a result, we took the sightseeing train to Yufuin for nearly an hour this time, and I wasn't able to explore properly, which was a bit of a shame. I hope to visit Yufuin again next time to explore. However, it was still great to see animals, visit Umi Jigoku (Sea Hell) and Kamado Jigoku (Oven Hell), and eat hot spring eggs on this day trip!