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Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture, is renowned for its historic hot springs and is a premier beach resort in Kansai. The Traveloka Wakayama Shirahama Day Tour takes you from Osaka to visit famous attractions such as Shirahama Coast, Sandanbeki, and Senjojiki in just one day. Enjoy fresh seafood at the Nanki Shirahama Fish Market. Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture, renowned for its historic hot springs, offers a stroll along the crystal-clear blue waters and endless white sand beaches of Shirarahama. Enjoy a soak at the nearby hot spring facilities. Don't miss the unspoiled natural beauty of Sandanbeki and Senjojiki. At Sandanbeki, soak in a foot bath while gazing at the stunning ocean views from the sheer cliffs. Experience the full charm of Wakayama's Nanki Seascape!

Wakayama Castle is one of Japan's 100 most famous castles. Located atop Mount Torabashi, it's also known as Torabashi Castle. Along with Matsuyama Castle and Himeji Castle, it's considered one of Japan's three great vertical flat-mountain castles. The Ki-no-gawa River flows through the castle's northern section, serving as a natural moat. Located within the castle grounds, the Nishinomaru Gardens are a pond-and-spring strolling garden dating back to the early Edo period. It's known as the Momiji-kei Gardens for its beautiful autumn foliage. *Best cherry blossom viewing period: Late March to early April / Best autumn foliage viewing period: Late November to early December

Located in Shirahama Town, Wakayama, Toretore Market Nanki Shirahama is the largest seafood market in western Japan. Spanning 15,000 square meters, the market offers a wide variety of seasonal fish and shellfish. Tuna is also cut and sold live, and all of the tuna is caught fresh from the coastal waters, never frozen. At Toretore Market, you can enjoy not only fresh seafood but also a wide variety of Wakayama specialties. Many vendors offer tastings, allowing you to savor the lively and cheerful atmosphere of the market while browsing and enjoying the food.

Shirarahama Beach, a 620-meter-long white sand beach known as the "Hawaii of the East," is considered the most beautiful beach in the Kansai region and has been selected as one of Japan's 100 Best Beaches. The white sand and the azure water create a breathtaking backdrop, creating a breathtaking spectacle. Watch the fine white sand being washed away by the waves, and stroll along the smooth beach to soak in the holiday atmosphere.

Located within Yoshino-Kumano National Park in Shirahama Town, the Sandanbeki cliffs are a 2-kilometer-long, 60-meter-high columnar rock face. The impact of the waves crashing against the shore is breathtaking, making it one of the most historic and renowned cliffs in Nanki Shirahama. Beneath the cliffs lies the Sandanbeki Cave, said to have once served as a pirate's cave and a ship storage area for the Kumano navy. An elevator offers access to the cliff face and a unique cave experience. After the cave tour, guests can soak in the Sandanbeki Foot Bath and admire the untouched natural beauty of the Sandanbeki cliffs. The nearby observatory offers an excellent vantage point for both the vast Nanki Seascape and the Sandanbeki cliffs.

Senjojiki is located on the Shirahama Coast in southern Wakayama. The sandstone formations on the coast, eroded by waves over time, have formed a unique layered formation resembling thousands of tatami mats stacked together, hence the name Senjojiki. From atop Senjojiki, you can gaze out over the azure Pacific Ocean and the natural wonders shaped by the sea erosion along the coast.

"Entsukijima," an uninhabited island located in the bay, is officially called "Takashima." A circular sea cave in its center gives it the nickname "Entsukijima." The sunset view from Shirahama Coast, with Engetsujima as the backdrop, is a representative sunset viewing spot in Wakayama Prefecture. On a lucky, cloudless day, you can watch the sun set over the sea cave in the center of Engetsujima. The ever-changing, dreamlike scenery at sunset has been selected as one of Japan's "100 Best Sunsets." *This view is from a car window.