Please complete check-in at least 30 minutes before departure. Afterward, you may enjoy some free time at the souvenir shops or cafés inside the terminal until boarding.

- Admission fee: 13,170 JPY per adult (round trip)

Enjoy a scenic cruise around Tatsunoshima, where dramatic cliffs, sea caves, and crystal-clear waters create breathtaking coastal views. A refreshing island adventure you can only experience from the sea.

As this cruise travels through open sea, conditions can be quite rough depending on the day, and the boat may experience significant movement. For safety and comfort, participation is limited to guests aged 13 and over based on my professional judgment rather than facility rules. Alternative sightseeing options are prepared, so please refer to the lower section of the itinerary for details.

- Estimated stay time 50 minutes

- Admission fees: 2,000 JPY (Per Adult)

Saruiwa, or “Monkey Rock,” is one of Iki Island’s most iconic natural landmarks. This 45-meter-high basalt cliff was shaped by centuries of wind and waves, creating a silhouette that remarkably resembles a monkey looking out to sea. Set against the deep blue ocean, it offers dramatic coastal scenery and is a favorite photo spot, especially at sunset when the rock glows in warm light.

- Estimated stay time: 20 minutes

Oni no Ashiato, literally “Ogre’s Footprint,” is a striking natural coastal formation on Iki Island named for its shape, which local legend says was made by a giant demon planting his feet to save a stranded whale. This large, rough-edged hole in the rock has a circumference of about 110 meters and was formed over many years by the erosion of waves and wind along the shoreline. When viewed from above or the cliff edge, the hollow curve and surrounding rock resemble the imprint of a massive footprint, inspiring its dramatic name. According to local tales, two such footprints exist because the demon once straddled the island; the other is said to be on nearby Tatsunoshima. The site offers panoramic ocean views and fascinating rock textures, making it a memorable stop for visitors exploring Iki’s rugged coastal landscapes.

Estimated stay time: 30 minutes

Kojima Shrine is a small, sacred island shrine connected to the mainland by a sandy path that appears at low tide. Often called “Iki’s Mont Saint-Michel,” visitors can walk across the sea to reach the torii gate and quiet forested grounds. Surrounded by clear water and coastal views, it offers a peaceful and mystical atmosphere unique to this island.

Sakyo-bana is one of Iki Island’s most dramatic coastal viewpoints, featuring wide grasslands that suddenly drop into towering basalt cliffs above the sea. From the cape, you can enjoy sweeping ocean panoramas and feel the refreshing sea breeze. The rugged scenery and open sky create a powerful yet peaceful atmosphere unique to Iki’s wild coastline.