Seven Caves Sightseeing Cruise

SAGA NATURE

Nanatsugama (Seven Caves) has been designated as a National Natural Monument. It is a scenic spot created by the erosion of basalt rocks exposed to the raging waves of the Genkai-nada Sea, which is known for its rough seas. The cliff is deeply gouged, and as the name indicates, there are seven caves lined up in parallel, leaving one drop-jawed with the wonder of nature.
Take the "Ika-maru" cruise to admire Nanatsugama from the sea and enjoy cruising along Yobuko.

View scenic routes that include this spot

From Tokyo to Kyushu - A journey to experience the harmony between nature and culture

More Information about Seven Caves Sightseeing Cruise

Street address: 4185-27 Yobuko, Yobuko-cho, Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture
About SAGA

Access

35 minutes by bus from JR Karatsu Station; alight at Yobuko bu stop and walk for 2 minutes

Opening Hours: 9:00-17:00 (varies depending on the boat and the season)

Closed: Open year round (However, cruises may be cancelled in the case of poor conditions at sea)

Website: https://www.marinepal-yobuko.co.jp/

Best season: All year

Point: Other than the Nanatsugama cruise, there is also a glass-bottomed boat "Zeela" that visitors can take to get up close to the fish swimming in their natural state in the sea. This cruise operates even in rainy weather, but do check the operating status on the website beforehand as it may be cancelled in the case of poor conditions at sea.