What makes the Izu Peninsula unique from other parts of Japan?
Many things! The most well known are –  Izu Peninsula is a hidden gem known for its dramatic coastal views, plentiful hot springs, and rich history. It’s a perfect destination for those looking to escape the crowds and discover authentic Japan through nature, history, and local charm.

What are the must-see spots on the Izu Peninsula?
Some highlights include the scenic coastal views, wasabi farms and waterfalls, charming villages, and hot spring resorts. Each of our tours focuses on different aspects of the peninsula, ensuring there’s something for every interest.

Is the Izu Peninsula accessible from Tokyo?
Yes! The Izu Peninsula is less than a 2-hour train ride from Tokyo, making it a convenient escape. Tips on the best train routes or transportation options are on the Izu Travel Resources page.

What is the Weather and Climate Like on the Izu Peninsula?

• The Izu Peninsula boasts a mild climate year-round, making it an ideal destination for travelers.
• Summers (June to August) are warm, with average temperatures between 25-30°C (77°F to 86°F). It can get quite hot too, making it perfect for enjoying the peninsula’s beautiful beaches and coastal activities.
• Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the most popular times to visit Izu. During spring, temperatures range from 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F), and the region is known for its stunning cherry blossoms. In autumn, visitors can enjoy mild temperatures and breathtaking fall foliage, making outdoor exploration a must.
• Winters (December to February) on the Izu Peninsula are cooler but relatively mild compared to other parts of Japan. Average temperatures hover between 5°C and 15°C (41°F to 59°F), creating a perfect setting for soaking in Izu’s famous hot springs and enjoying less crowded sightseeing spots. The dryer air in winter makes it the best season for stunning views of Mt. Fuji!
• Rainfall is distributed throughout the year, but the rainy season peaks from June to early July. The typhoon season typically spans from August to October, so visitors planning travel during this time should monitor weather updates.
• No matter the season, the Izu Peninsula offers unique experiences and natural beauty year-round.

What can I expect from a tour with a local guide?
With a local guide, you gain access to exclusive locations, hidden stories, and local interaction with a personal touch. Your guide shares the culture, history, and lesser-known spots that you might not find alone, making your journey through Izu both engaging and memorable.

What should I bring on a tour of the Izu Peninsula?
We recommend comfortable shoes, a camera, and a spirit of adventure! It’s also wise to bring a light jacket or rain gear, as weather can change.

Can tours be customized?
Absolutely! We offer private tours that can be tailored to your interests. Whether you want to explore nature, learn about Izu’s history, or relax in an onsen, we’ll design an itinerary that meets your travel dreams.