• Wakayama Castle - This destination is included in all booking options.
  Wakayama Castle, a historic fortress from the late 16th century, provides breathtaking views of Wakayama City. Visitors can explore samurai armor and artifact exhibits, wander through peaceful gardens, and enjoy the stunning vistas from the castle tower. As a symbol of Japan’s feudal past, the castle beautifully combines cultural heritage with natural beauty, making it an essential visit for history enthusiasts.
• Mt. Koya - Accessible only with the option excluding the Nachi Waterfall Tour
  Mount Koya is a spiritual sanctuary and UNESCO World Heritage site, recognized as the center of Shingon Buddhism. It houses the Kongobuji Temple and the tranquil Okunoin Cemetery, offering serene temple stays, ancient shrines, and peaceful forest trails. Ideal for those seeking cultural and spiritual experiences, Mount Koya merges rich history with natural splendor.
• Kongobu-ji Temple - Accessible only with the option excluding the Nachi Waterfall Tour
  Kongobuji Temple, the main temple of Shingon Buddhism, is situated on Mount Koya. Founded in 1593, it serves as the spiritual hub of the Shingon sect. The temple features exquisite architecture, including traditional sliding door paintings and detailed carvings. Visitors can explore its serene rock garden, one of Japan’s largest, and tranquil halls where monks perform ancient rituals. The temple offers insight into Japan’s Buddhist traditions and provides a peaceful setting for reflection and meditation.
• Nachi Waterfall - Accessible only with the option including Nachi Waterfall
  Nachi Waterfall is the centerpiece of this tour, celebrated as Japan’s tallest single-tier waterfall, plunging 133 meters into a verdant forested valley. This awe-inspiring natural wonder is not only visually stunning but also holds significant spiritual importance, revered by locals and associated with the nearby Nachi Taisha Shrine. Visitors can enjoy the serene surroundings, ideal for reflection and photography, and explore the area’s rich cultural heritage. With its majestic beauty and tranquil ambiance, Nachi Waterfall is a must-see for travelers exploring Wakayama.
• Sandanbeki Cave - Accessible only with the option including Nachi Waterfall
  Sandanbeki Cave is a striking coastal cave located beneath the towering cliffs of Wakayama’s Sandanbeki coastline. Once a pirate hideout, this cave offers a unique experience, showcasing hidden chambers and rugged rock formations sculpted by the ocean’s power. Inside, visitors will find exhibits on local history and legends, along with breathtaking views of the waves crashing against the cliffs. The blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue makes Sandanbeki Cave a captivating destination for adventurers and history buffs alike.

• Private transportation
• English speaking driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Food and Drinks
• Fee to attractions
• Wakayama Castle Fee per Adult 410Yen
• Kongobu-ji Temple fee per Adult 1000Yen
• Sandanbeki cave Fee Per Adult 1300Yen
• Nachi Waterfall Fee Per Adult 300Yen
• Guide

Wakayama Tour Overview

Discover the rich history, spirituality, and stunning natural landscapes of Wakayama with two customizable tour options.

Option 1: Including Nachi Waterfall (14-Hour)

• Wakayama Castle: Delve into the history of this ancient fortress.
• Sandanbeki Cave or Kuroshio Fish Market: Choose between exploring dramatic coastal caves or experiencing a bustling seafood market.
• Nachi Falls & Nachi Taisha Shrine: Marvel at Japan’s tallest waterfall and visit the revered shrine.

Option 2: Excluding Nachi Waterfall (10–12 Hours)

• Wakayama Castle
• Mount Koya
• 176-Year-Old Market at Mount Koya
• Kongobuji Temple & Museum
• Okunoin Cemetery

Note: Nachi Falls is undergoing restoration from September 15 to January 5.
Please Note: This is a self-guided tour.

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