Kayaking Tour of the Jungle-Like Inlets of Lake Hibara
Overview
Kayak around Lake Hibara in Bandai-Asashi National Park, and explore its maze of inlets known as 'ikarigata.' This tour promises both panoramic views and wilderness adventure, while you cruise easily in your kayak led by a Japanese guide.
Highlights
- Glide across a mountain lake 800 meters above sea level
- Enjoy panoramic views with Mt. Bandai above you
- Explore a complex of inlets and islands overrun by nature
- Relax in the tranquility of Urabandai
- Try kayaking the waters of Japan’s National Parks, and never look back!
Key Information
Description
Lake Hibara is the largest of the bodies of water created by the eruption of Mt. Bandai in 1888. Its formation blessed it with a fascinating shoreline of jungle-like inlets called 'Ikarigata' which are perfect to explore by kayak. Join a kayaking trip lead by local Japanese staff to explore this fascinating scenery, and marvel at the stunning views from the open lake! Perched atop the water, you'll have panoramic views of Mt. Bandai and more than 40 beautiful islands of various sizes dotted around the waters. Lake Hibara sits high in the mountains, some 800 meters above sea levels, and as you glide across its surface you'll feel closer than ever to the peak of Mt. Bandai above you. From cherry blossoms in spring to verdant summer green, autumnal leaves and snowy winter scenes, Laker Hibara draws visitors with its magnificent views all year round. Book now and join them!