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The Uradome Coast island boat dock, about a 10-minute drive from the Tottori Sand Dunes, offers a variety of ways to enjoy yourself beyond just sightseeing boats. You can enjoy eating and shopping at the fresh seafood restaurants, fast food restaurants using seafood, souvenir shops selling locally g...

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Enjoy the ever-changing scenery, including the beautiful white sandy beach with green pine trees and the intricate ria coastline! Cruising where you can fully enjoy the scenic beauty of the Uradome coast and the crystal clear sea, known as "Iwami Blue," which is 25m clear and comparable to the sea of ​​Okinawa, from the boat♪ The sightseeing boat sails between the islands, so cruising allows you to experience the dynamics of the Sea of ​​Japan. Enjoy cruising for about 40 minutes per lap.

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The Uradome Coast Pleasure Boat Pier is located about a 10-minute drive from the Tottori Sand Dunes. There are many other ways to enjoy yourself here besides taking a pleasure boat ride. This time, we will introduce some recommended spots at the pleasure boat pier!

Please see our previous article for information on the types of sightseeing boats and their attractions .

Enjoy the charms of Iwami Town, Tottori Prefecture, before and after boarding the boat!

Enjoy fresh seafood at "Ajiroya"

Ajiroya is a restaurant where you can enjoy fresh, locally caught seafood. The popular set menu, "Umi no Sachi Set," where you can enjoy a platter of sashimi, boiled fish, and fried food all at once, and the "Seafood Bowl," whose contents change with the seasons, are also popular. We also recommend the seasonal seafood menu and the original pitch-black squid ink curry.

Umi no Sachi Set (contents change depending on the season)<br>
Umi no Sachi Set (contents change depending on the season)
Seafood bowl (contents change depending on the season)<br>
Seafood bowl (contents change depending on the season)

We also recommend trying our grilled squid and squid ink soft serve as fast food!

Relax at Minato Cafe

Minato Cafe, which opened in 2022, is a cafe attached to the boat dock with a seaside town image. Popular menu items include bisque made from recycled shrimp shells as part of the SDGs initiative, and an original burger topped with Tottori Sand Dunes shallot tartar sauce and packed with seafood. You can also enjoy pear juice made with pears unique to Tottori, and drinks in collaboration with local coffee and matcha specialty shops. Be sure to stop by while you wait for the sightseeing boat!

Rakkyoya: Where you can buy Tottori Sand Dunes Rakkyo

Rakkyoya sells "Tottori Sand Dunes Rakkyo" grown in Fukube Town in the Tottori Sand Dunes. We also recommend the rakkyo, which are delivered directly from the farmers and have different flavors, as well as the shop's original rakkyo tartar sauce. They're perfect as souvenirs!

Search for local specialties at the souvenir shop "Umiiro"

"Umiiro" offers a wide selection of original cruise ship products and local specialty products. In addition to our unique products such as squid ink curry, cruise ship cookies, and Iwami Blue Cider, handmade goods by the captain and the ladies of the Ajiroya are also popular. You can find souvenirs unique to Iwami Town, Tottori.

"Captain's BBQ Terrace" where you can experience BBQ

"Captain's BBQ Terrace" is a barbecue terrace that offers a variety of plans, from a casual BBQ plan where you can enjoy it empty-handed to a plan where you bring your own ingredients. The empty-handed BBQ plan requires a reservation and includes a set menu that includes beef from Tottori and fresh seafood, making it perfect for an outdoor lunch with family and friends. The opening period is from early May to the end of October.

Advance reservations are required. Reservations can be made here .

How to get to the Uradome Coast Island boat pier

From JR Tottori Station (bus)

From bus terminal bus stop number 3, take the bus bound for Iwami Station, Iwai Onsen, or Kabushima for about 35 to 40 minutes. Get off at the "Shima meguri yuransen noriba mae (Island boat pier)" bus stop. The boat pier building is right in front of you. The bus may also stop near the Tottori Sand Dunes along the way.

From JR Iwami Station (bus)

Take the bus bound for Tottori Station for about 15 minutes. Get off at the "Shima meguri yuransen noriba mae (Island boat pier)" bus stop. The boat pier building is right in front of you.

From Tottori City (Car)

Take National Route 9 towards Hyogo Prefecture and exit onto a local road at the San'in Kinki Expressway Otani Interchange. Turn left at the interchange and you will come to the first traffic light (Otani Chuo Intersection). Continue straight through the intersection and you will see Iwami Nishi Elementary School on your left. Continue along the road and go through the left curve to arrive at the entrance to the parking lot for the boarding area.

For car navigation settings, please enter "2182 Otani, Iwami-cho, Iwami-gun, Tottori Prefecture, 681-0073" (TEL 0857-73-1212)

Why not enjoy the beautiful scenery of Uradome Coast while also enjoying delicious local cuisine, souvenirs, and activities?

Enjoy the ever-changing scenery, including the beautiful white sandy beach with green pine trees and the intricate ria coastline! Cruising where you can fully enjoy the scenic beauty of the Uradome coast and the crystal clear sea, known as "Iwami Blue," which is 25m clear and comparable to the sea of ​​Okinawa, from the boat♪ The sightseeing boat sails between the islands, so cruising allows you to experience the dynamics of the Sea of ​​Japan. Enjoy cruising for about 40 minutes per lap.

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