Matsushima Sightseeing Hotel Cape Tei

A private bath with a chloride spring drawn from the Amakusa Matsushima Onsen and Hotel Ryugu premises. Day-use is also available, and various plans are offered that include private baths along with lunch or dolphin cruising (please check the official Hotel Ryugu website). All five private baths have an ocean view. There are baths carved from 200-year-old cedar and ones with a wooden deck and jacuzzi. Guests staying overnight receive a 50% discount. The foot bath bar is also a popular feature of this hot spring inn.

"Mio Camino-Amakusa", a tourist complex located on the front island of the scenic Amakusa Islands. Sea Cruises tourist boat to sail from here. Recommended is "Amakusa Dolphin Watching", which is a wild bottlenose dolphin that swims in the sea of Amakusa. 3 flights a day in full year operations. This is a comfortable cruiser with a specialist guide who will teach you about dolphins. There is also the "Amakusa Five Bridges Cruising", where you can enjoy the landscape of the Amakusa Five Bridges and the Amakusa Matsushima.

A complex of natural hot springs and French-born thalassotherapy with the theme of "healing and health." it is built on a hill overlooking the Ariake Sea and is equipped with a large bath, an open-air bath, a sauna, a family bath and a restaurant. Thalassotherapy pools are a rare multi-functional warm water pool in Japan, which is divided into as many as 14 different zones and can also enjoy full-body massage by jet water flow.