Excursion Ago bay sea kayak tour at Toba

Set out from Toba Port for a half-day experience that blends outdoor adventure, regional cuisine, and cultural discovery.

Begin with an exhilarating sea kayaking experience in Ago Bay, guided by a local nature school. Paddle through calm, sheltered waters as you explore hidden coves, intricate inlets, and the scenic rias coastline. This active and refreshing experience offers a unique vantage point on the natural beauty of the Ise-Shima region.

After your time on the water, enjoy a satisfying lunch at a local restaurant in the Shima area, where fresh regional ingredients highlight the flavors of the peninsula.

Continue to Futami Okitama Shrine, a seaside sanctuary deeply rooted in Japanese spirituality and folklore. Here, you will see the famous Meoto Iwa (Wedded Rocks), two sacred rocks bound together by a large shimenawa rope, symbolizing marital harmony and the connection between human life and the divine. With the ocean as a backdrop, this poetic scene offers a memorable moment of cultural reflection.

Return to Toba Port enriched by a dynamic blend of adventure, tradition, and local flavor.

Note

Please note: Guests must wear life jackets while kayaking. Kayak activities are not available to pregnant individuals, guests who have consumed alcohol, or unaccompanied children; minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Stable two-seater kayaks are used, and if the number of participants is uneven, a staff member will join to ensure proper pairing. This tour may be canceled in the event of unfavorable weather. Guests should be in good physical condition to enjoy sea kayaking. Approximately 0.4 miles (0.6 km) of walking is required. Quick-drying synthetic clothing is recommended, as guests will step into the water up to their knees when boarding and disembarking, and splashes may wet sleeves, arms, and legs. To prevent injuries from oyster shells or rocks, sandals or any footwear that exposes the skin are prohibited. Comfortable, closed-toe water-appropriate footwear is required.