Izu Peninsula
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Regions / Cities / Other destinations / Culture and History / Talk / Travel to Izu Peninsula, visa requirements / Get around / Izu Peninsula attractions and sightseeing / Itineraries / City tours / Scuba Diving / Good restaurants and cheap meals / Izu Peninsula nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs. / Stay safe / Get outDestinations in Izu Peninsula
The Izu Peninsula (伊豆半島 Izu-hantō) is a scenic region in Shizuoka prefecture in central Japan.
Regions
- Minami Izu (South Izu)
- Central Izu
Cities
Other destinations
Culture and History
Two to three hours by train from Tokyo station, the Izu Peninsula offers numerous hot springs and seaside resort towns, so it is a popular day trip and weekend get-away destination for many Tokyoites.
Atami and Shimoda are perhaps best known, but there are dozens of less renowned towns on both sides of the peninsula, and in the interior, with inviting attractions.
Talk
Travel to Izu Peninsula - Visa Requirements
Tours and Getting around Izu Peninsula
Izu Peninsula tourist attractions and sightseeing
Itineraries
Izu Peninsula city tours
Scuba Diving
Izu Peninsula is recognized in the scuba diving community as the most popular destination for mainland Japan diving. The East Coast of Atami is most popular with dive operators for its accessibility and infrastructure, while the West Coast's sites are largely unspoiled, safeguarded from weekend crowds by its remote destination and lack of train stations.
- Mar Scuba Tokyo; Phone: +81 (0)90 3851 3901; Email: matt@marscuba.com; Website: http://www.marscuba.com Mar Scuba Tokyo is the longest-running English dive operator in the Tokyo area and offers fun dives and courses at various locations throughout the Izu Peninsula.
Izu Peninsula Restaurants: cheap, moderate and expensive
Izu Peninsula nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs
Stay safe
Get out
Destinations in Izu Peninsula:
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