List of River Kayaking

• Age 16～Age 70
• 5～6 hours
• 10:00

A kayaking tour that goes through the Kumano River and Kitayama River, which are full of negative ions and are filled with abundant water, nurtured in a rich forest where you can still see the scales of "an undeveloped land where trees grow densely", which is the etymology of Kumano. Among the pilgrimage routes (Kumano Kodo), we are guiding the "Kumano River" (Hongu-Shingu), which is said to be the "river pilgrimage route", and the "Kitayama River", which is famous for its raft in Yoshino Kumano National Park. Both of these are designated as Yoshino Kumano National Park. Yoshino Kumano National Park, "Kumano Nada" in the southern part of the Kii Peninsula where the Kuroshio is washed, the rough coastline and the rich sea of the Kuroshio are spreading. Take a sea kayak tour of Nachikatsuura (Nachi Bay), which is famous for its tuna fishing port, and Moriura and Taiji Bay, which are famous for whales. Under the guidance of qualified guides from the American Canoe Association, Japan Safety Canoeing Association, and Japan Recreational Canoe Association, you can slowly row down the Kumano Kodo in a small group. ～ Flow of the day ～ 10:00 Meeting 11:00 Put-in 12:00 Lunch 15:00 Take-out car forwarding / dissolution * Dissolution time may change depending on weather conditions, water level, etc.

• For Rainy Days

• Age 6～Age 70
• 5～6 hours
• 10:00

A kayaking tour that goes through the Kumano River and Kitayama River, which are full of negative ions and are filled with abundant water, nurtured in a rich forest where you can still see the scales of "an undeveloped land where trees grow densely", which is the etymology of Kumano. Among the pilgrimage routes (Kumano Kodo), we are guiding the "Kumano River" (Hongu-Shingu), which is said to be the "river pilgrimage route", and the "Kitayama River", which is famous for its raft in Yoshino Kumano National Park. Both of these are designated as Yoshino Kumano National Park. A kayak tour that goes through a river full of negative ions filled with abundant water, nurtured in a rich forest where you can still see the scales of "an undeveloped land where trees grow densely", which is the etymology of Kumano. Under the guidance of qualified guides from the American Canoe Association, Japan Safety Canoeing Association, and Japan Recreational Canoe Association, you can slowly row down the Kumano Kodo in a small group. ～ Flow of the day ～ 10:00 Meeting 11:00 Put-in 12:00 Lunch 15:00 Take-out car forwarding / dissolution * Dissolution time may change depending on weather conditions, water level, etc.

• For Rainy Days