Kujukushima
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Kujukushima (littéralement « 99 îles », bien qu'il y en ait 208) est un archipel d'îlots boisés parsemés dans la baie de Sasebo. On peut les parcourir en kayak, en croisière ou en bateau pirate. Le kayak permet de s'approcher de plages minuscules et de grottes marines inaccessibles autrement.
Informations essentielles
Horaires d'ouverture
Tours typically 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (half-day) or 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (full-day) | Book 3 days ahead
Fermé: Tours canceled in bad weather | No fixed closing day
Tarif d'entrée
Half-day tour: ¥5,500 (equipment and guide included) | Full-day: ¥9,000 | Overnight camping tour: ¥18,000
Meilleure saison
April–June and September–November for calmest seas and comfortable temperatures | June–August for sunset tours
Durée de visite
Demi-journée
Comment s'y rendre
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Guide d'initié
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