在关西国际机场出口迎接，乘坐专⻋前往酒店⼊住(酒店必须下午3点后才可以登记⼊住)。⾃由活动。
Osaka Castle Park is ahistoric park with stunning castle views, lush gardens, and seasonal cherry blossoms-perfect for picnics and cultural walks. Nara Park is a serene oasis where friendly deer roam freely amid historic temples and lush gardens, perfect for a peaceful escape.
Heijo Palace Site, explore the ancient ruins of Japan's first imperial capital, showcasing grand halls and historic artifacts from the Nara period (710-784). Shinsaibashi & Dotonbori-Vibrant Osaka heart with neon lights, street food, and shopping galore-a must-visit for fun and flavors!
Fushimi Inari Taisha is a stunning shrine famous for its thousands of vibrant red torii gates, offering scenic trails and a glimpse into Japanese spirituality. Ninenzaka & Sannenzaka, stroll through historic stone-paved lanes lined with traditional wooden teahouses, offering a glimpse of old Kyoto's charm.
Kiyomizu Temple is a historic wooden temple with stunning city views, famous for its waterfall and vibrant seasonal scenery. Gion District is a historic area famed for its traditional tea houses, geisha culture, and charming streets lined with old wooden buildings. Yasaka Shrine is a serene Shinto shrine famous for its vibrant festivals, stunning lanterns, and scenic gardens in Kyoto.
Toretore Ichiba Nanki Shirahama is a lively seafood market with fresh catches, local snacks, and fun interactions-perfect for foodies and culture lovers! Engetsu Island is a serene getaway with stunning rock arches, crystal waters, and breathtaking sunsets-perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
Shirahama Beach is a stunning white-sand paradise with crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and breathtaking sunsets. Senjojiki Rocks is a stunning natural terrace with layered cliffs overlooking the ocean, perfect for breathtaking sunsets and scenic hikes. Sandanbeki Cave is a stunning seaside cavern with crystal-clear waters, perfect for adventure seekers to explore by boat or diving.
早餐后自由活动，直到在酒店⼤厅集合时间，乘坐专⻋前往机场。
