• Yufuincho Kawakami - Yufuin
  Yufuin is a top tourist destination, especially favored by Japanese girls. Nestled among mountains, Yufuin offers a serene and gentle atmosphere that promotes relaxation. The area is also famous for its delightful dessert shops, which are a hit among women. Visitors can enjoy the stunning scenery while indulging their taste buds, creating a sense of complete happiness. Additionally, there are numerous cafes to explore.
  Lake Kinrin, situated in Yufuin, Oita Prefecture, is renowned for its breathtaking reflections of the surrounding mountains and trees. The lake’s name, “Golden Scale Lake,” is inspired by the sight of fish scales glistening like gold in the water at sunrise. It’s a sought-after spot for those seeking peace and natural beauty. The region also features charming hot springs and traditional Japanese inns, offering a full cultural experience.
• Kyushu Wildlife Park African Safari - Kyushu Natural Zoo
  The park is abundant with various plants and flowers, providing a comfortable habitat for animals. Visitors can opt to take the circular bus for an additional fee to enjoy the thrill of feeding animals up close. Alternatively, a tourist bus offers a delightful tour around the zoo. Children can engage with small animals in the parent-child play area, where they can touch rabbits, feed hamsters, and more.
• Beppu Onsen Hoyo Land Konya Jigoku - Sea Hell
  “Beppu Hell - Sea Hell” Beppu is renowned for having the highest hot spring water output in Japan. A visit to Beppu is incomplete without experiencing the Beppu Hell Tour. The pool features mysterious porcelain blue water, which, despite its cool appearance, is actually a 98-degree hot spring. The mesmerizing view of the spring water is awe-inspiring and is a must-see for tourists.
  Cooking Pot Hell
  Beppu is home to many hot springs, with the eight hells of Beppu being the most famous. These include Sea Hell, Onishiibozu Hell, Mountain Hell, Cooking Pot Hell, Oniyama Hell, White Pond Hell, Blood Pond Hell, and Tatsumaki Hell. The Cooking Pot Hell is notable for its historical use of the spring’s heat to prepare sacrificial food during the Kamado Hachiman Shrine’s spring and autumn festivals, which led to its name “Kamado (Cooking Pot) Hell.”

• Air-conditioned vehicles
• Service fee of tour guide and driver
• English, Japanese and Chinese-speaking tour guide
• Pickup and drop off at designated meeting point

• Food and drinks
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

Embark on an extraordinary Kyushu adventure that seamlessly combines nature, history, and local charm! Start your journey in the peaceful town of Yufuin, where a leisurely walk by the scenic Kinrin Lake awaits, renowned for its misty waters and serene beauty. Then, enjoy an up-close experience with wildlife at Kyushu’s Natural Animal Park, perfect for families and animal enthusiasts. Explore Japan’s volcanic legacy with a visit to Beppu’s renowned “Hells” – the breathtaking Sea Hell and the steaming Cooking Pot Hell, highlighting nature’s dramatic power. This tour is perfect for families, friends, and thrill-seekers eager to dive into Japan’s culture, natural marvels, and distinctive geothermal landscapes. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable adventure!

• The departure time from the first meeting point is 8:30 AM, and the drop-off time is around 7:00 PM, making the total duration of the trip approximately 10 hours
• Kindly understand that the itinerary schedule may be adjusted according to weather, road conditions and other reasons.we do not suggest you have other activities at the end of trip to avoiding any losses.
• The tour guide is holding a yellow flag with the ‘Gogoday’ logo at the meeting point. Please arrive at the meeting point 15 mins in advance. No refund for latecomer or on-show.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.