Located near Kagoshima Port, this terminal is the main gateway to Sakurajima. Both passengers and vehicles can board here for a short ferry ride across the bay. From the cruise port, you will transfer directly by car onto the ferry.(500Yen/person)

The highest accessible point on Sakurajima, located about 373 meters above sea level. From here, visitors can enjoy close-up views of the active volcano’s rugged slopes, as well as panoramic vistas of Kagoshima City and Kinko Bay.

Located on the southern side of Sakurajima, this observatory sits within a vast lava field created by past eruptions. Visitors can enjoy dramatic views of the active volcano’s slopes and the contrast between rugged lava formations and the blue waters of Kinko Bay. Walking paths through the lava field make it an impressive spot to experience Sakurajima’s volcanic power up close.

A scenic walking trail stretching about 3 km along Sakurajima’s coastline, surrounded by lava rocks from past eruptions. The promenade offers impressive views of the volcano and Kinko Bay. At the end of the walk, visitors can relax at one of Japan’s largest open-air natural hot spring footbaths, free of charge, while enjoying the sea breeze and mountain scenery.

A historic Japanese garden built in 1658 by the powerful Shimazu clan, rulers of the Satsuma domain. This beautifully landscaped garden features ponds, shrines, and traditional residences, with Sakurajima as a stunning backdrop across Kinko Bay. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sengan-en offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.