COURSE INTRODUCTION
COURSE 12 Around Onyujima Island Course
Cross over to Onyujima by Ferry and Circle its Coast!
Onyujima is located in Saiki Bay, which faces the Bungo Channel. This course provides views of Saiki's beautiful sparkling waters while circling the island's coast. The "Shokusaikan" food market on Onyushima rents out tandem bicycles. Go with the family, or as a couple and enjoy the island sea breeze on your cycling journey.
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- Distance to Travel
- 17km
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CYCLE MAP
Spot Information
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Cycle Stand
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Air Pump
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Tools
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Restroom
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Drink Supplies
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Umi no Ie Ajimo
Located at the midpoint of Ōnyūjima (Ōnyū Island), Umi no Ie Ajimo is a seaside rest house filled with the warmth and hospitality of the local people. Opened in April 2021, this facility was built by the hands of the island’s residents. It serves as an ideal rest stop for cyclists, offering a place to relax and recharge. With an advance reservation, visitors can participate in unique activities such as plant dyeing using the island’s "Shimamomo" (local peaches). Enjoy a peaceful moment while gazing at the beautiful Shirahama Beach in front of you, interacting with the locals, and embracing the slow, relaxing rhythm of island life.
Spot Information
- Address
- 860-2 Katagamiura, Saiki City, Oita Prefecture, Japan
- Hours
- 11:00-15:00
- Regular Holiday
- Irregular holidays
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Shokusai-kan
A highly recommended lunch spot for cyclists is Ōnyūjima Shokusai-kan. This restaurant serves dishes made with seasonal ingredients sourced from the island, allowing visitors to enjoy the local flavors during their ride break. Adjacent to the restaurant is Kangaroo Square, a symbol of friendship between Saiki City and Gladstone, Australia. The square features a bronze statue of a reclining kangaroo, making it a unique photo spot popular among visitors.
Spot Information
- Address
- 1059-11 Kuboura, Saiki City, Oita Prefecture, Japan
- Phone Number
- (+81)-972-24-8550
- Hours
- 9:00-17:00
- Regular Holiday
- Every Wednesday & New Year's Holidays
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Funakakushi
Funakakushi is a small inlet once used to hide boats. The breakwater separating this inlet from the open sea is known as the "Sea Path", offering visitors a unique seaside walking experience. With a stunning 360-degree panoramic view, the area features several scenic spots, including the "Ningyō-bae", a distinctive rock formation resembling a samurai sitting cross-legged in formal attire. Feel the refreshing sea breeze as you walk along the path, enjoying the sensation of strolling over the ocean.
Spot Information
- Address
- Saiki Bay, Saiki City, Oita Prefecture, Japan
- Hours
- Open 24/7
- Regular Holiday
- No holidays
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