Tōke Island

Tōke Island

Info

Kada Port, a 15-minute walk from Nankai Kata Station → 20 minutes by Yukashima Steamer, just off the port of Okino Shimano Naura
From Sennan IC, Hanwa-do, take 26km 40 minutes to Kata Port via National Route 26
60 units/700 yen

Business Hours

Freedom to walk

Price

Free to stroll, boarding fee 2500 yen, children 1250 yen

Spot Category

Island, Camp Barbecue

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