Explore Sandankyo Valley - Guided Day Tour from Hiroshima

Escape the city's hustle and immerse yourself in the serene surroundings of Sandankyo Valley. Just a drive away from Hiroshima, this expansive valley extends over a vast 8-mile stretch, offering a welcome change of scenery for those in search of nature's beauty.

Each step you take reveals new wonders. With five grand waterfalls, the sound of cascading waters becomes your day's soundtrack. Each waterfall, in its unique style, paints a picture of nature's craftsmanship. The valley, known for its changing moods, displays a vibrant tapestry of colors with every season. One moment, you could be on a calm boat ride, watching the ripples play with the sunlight. The next, you might find yourself walking along shaded paths, feeling the cool breeze, and listening to the songs of birds overhead.

The simplicity of the Sandankyo Valley tour offers a break from the usual sightseeing rushes. Here, it's about taking things slow, appreciating every moment, and letting nature work its magic on you. Whether you're a traveler seeking tranquility, a photographer in pursuit of that perfect shot, or someone wanting to spend a day lost in nature's wonders, this place has something for everyone.

If you've been thinking about exploring Hiroshima beyond its urban landmarks, let this be your sign. Sandankyo Valley awaits, with its gentle embrace and countless wonders. Why wait? Secure your spot and come explore the simple and profound beauty of this natural haven.

What We Cover

• Friendly guide who speaks English

• Rides to and from your hotel

• All the standard taxes and fees

What's on Your Tab

• Your food and beverages

• Any tips you'd like to give

• The boat ride at 500 yen per person

• Additional travel costs around 2,000 yen per person

Things to Know

• There's public transport close by

• Kids need to be at least 6 years old

• Only 6 folks allowed in one booking

• Sadly, we can't accommodate wheelchairs or strollers

• Leave your furry friends at home; pets aren't allowed

• Hold your baby safely; they shouldn't sit on your lap

• We don't have seats for infants

• Best to wear shoes that are good for walking

• We can grab you from any Hiroshima hotel or even Hiroshima Station

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