1-day Tour to Owakudani in Hakone on the Pirate Ship|Includes Cable Car Ticket|Hakone Ropeway Experience|Chinese-speaking guide and driver
Description
Join a one-day Hakone tour from Tokyo and discover stunning mountain scenery, Lake Ashi, and Japanese culture aboard a comfortable coach, a pirate ship cruise, and the Hakone Ropeway. Enjoy an aerial journey to Owakudani, a famous volcanic valley with steaming landscapes and views of Mount Fuji on clear days.
The trip also includes a visit to Hakone Shrine and its iconic red torii gate by the lake, making it ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and travelers who want to explore Hakone without the hassle of arranging transportation. Major attraction tickets, coach transport, and Mandarin-speaking guide service are included—book now for a memorable day trip from Tokyo.
- ✓Main attraction ticket for Hakone Ropeway
- ✓Main attraction ticket for Owakudani
- ✓Tour guide
- ✓Gratuities
- ✓Large bus 42 seater transportation fee
- ✓Main attraction ticket for Torii Gate over water
What To Expect
Terms & Conditions
Prohibited behaviors:
picking plant, Eating in vehicles, Barefoot, Loud noises, Damaging the environment, Feeding animals, Smoking inside vehicles, Drinking in vehicles, Graffiti, Climbing
Dress restrictions:
Prohibited attire: sleeveless tops, tank tops, cropped tops, sheer clothing, shorts, ripped jeans, leggings, or mini skirts with excessive skin exposure
Offensive attire: outfits that may cause discomfort or offense to others
Costume restrictions: clothing that may be mistaken for staff or performers
Prohibited items:
All pets, alcohol and drugs, Flammable materials, Dangerous tools, Weapons and explosives, Hazardous chemicals, other prohibited items as per departure and destination country regulations, Wheeled suitcases, Baby strollers, Laser pointers, non-foldable bicycles, scooters, or strollers, Oversized luggage
Required items:
Mainland Chinese ID Card, Passport
Reminders:
Please cover your tattoos with skin-toned stickers to fully enjoy the hot springs.
