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En la mañana de la excursión, haga un viaje en autobús de dos horas hacia el oeste de Tokio hasta el monte Fuji, la montaña más alta de Japón. Subirá la montaña por carretera mientras admira el espectacular paisaje de camino hacia la quinta estación, el punto más alto de Fuji al que se puede llegar por carretera. Dispondrá de 30 a 40 minutos de tiempo libre para disfrutar de las vistas, hacer fotos, visitar las tienda de regalos o uno de los restaurantes, si lo desea.

La segunda mitad de su escapada de un día comienza mientras se dirige al bosque de Aokigahara, también conocido como el Mar de los árboles, ubicado en la base del monte Fuji. Conocido por su curiosa topografía debido a su apariencia volcánica, el bosque alberga raíces de árboles por encima de la tierra, ríos de lava, fragmentos desperdigados de roca volcánica y cuevas volcánicas creadas por gas volcánico atrapado bajo tierra que luego explosionó.

Con su guía, se adentrará en la cueva de hielo de Narusawa, cubierta todo el año por el hielo. El acceso a esta cueva está está prohibido al público general, de modo que solo podrá acceder con su guía. Camine con cuidado sobre las superficies mojadas, irregulares y a veces con hielo, y asómbrese ante las formaciones de hielo en las profundidades de la cueva.

Cuando salga de la cueva, le dejarán en la parada de autobús del parque de atracciones Fuji-Q Highland, donde podrá tomar el autobús de regreso a Tokio. Su billete de autobús se lo entregará su guía, y su asiento ya estará asignado y reservado, por lo que no tendrá que preocupe por hacer cola. Mientras espera al autobús, puede adquirir recuerdos o aperitivos en el puesto de comida o visitar la entrada al parque de atracciones, donde encontrará una gran tienda de regalos para comprar dulces y vino de la zona o incluso disfrutar de una ronda de bolos (puede que tenga una hora o más de tiempo, dependiendo de la hora de salida de la cueva).

El trayecto en autobús de unas 2 horas finaliza en el reciento de Shinjuku de Tokio, una vibrante zona de ocio y tiendas muy concurrida y animada a su llegada: una forma fantástica de iniciar la noche.

Nota: las vistas en Monte Fuji están siempre sujetas a las condiciones meteorológicas, ya que el tiempo en la montaña es muy impredecible. La visibilidad suele ser mejor durante los meses más fríos, a primera hora de la mañana y a últimas horas de la tarde.

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Incluido

Coach ride from Tokyo to Mt Fuji
Bus ride from FujiQ Highland park to Shinjuku
Local guide (guide service ends after cave tour in Aokigahara Forest)
Entry/Admission - Aokigahara Forest

No incluido

Gratuities
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Food and drinks

Adicional

Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
Not wheelchair accessible
Minimum age is 6 years
It is recommended that you wear good walking shoes with rubber soles for walking in the caves and also bring a light jacket
Important Notice: This tour will depart regardless of weather or traffic conditions, unless you are notified otherwise by the local operator. Viator and your local tour operator will not be responsible for poor visibility of Mt Fuji or itinerary changes due to unforeseen circumstances
The tour may conclude at Shinjuku, Tokyo, or Ikebukuro Station depending on the bus status on the day of travel
If the minimum number of participants 2 is not met by 4 days before the scheduled date, the tour on that date may be cancelled.
Due to weather conditions, Mt. Fuji may not be visible even from the base. However, the tour will not be cancelled and refunds will not be given for this reason.
Near public transportation
Infants must sit on laps
Not recommended for travelers with back problems
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Travelers should have a strong physical fitness level
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travelers

Características

Turismo

80%

Cultural

35%

Original

25%

Opiniones

4.4

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Althea M L

5 | 2019-07-19

When in Tokyo, visiting Mt. Fuji is a must do. Joining a tour provides the additional value of getting a commentary about the history and culture of Japan and of Mt Fuji. It saves you the hassle of figuring out how to get there too. The guide gave ideas of what we can do at the 5th Station, e.g. sending a post card with a special stamp from Mt Fuji, trying out the local Fuji pastry. We took the less popular package of checking out the Aokigahara Forest and Cave. If you like nature and hiking, this is a good option. The tour provides the gear for the hike and the trek into the cave, i.e. overall, gloves, hard hat. The guide gives the background of how the forest and the ice caves were formed. She also generously took photos. Just note those photos can be used by the guide company.

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Carmen L

3 | 2018-09-27

The Aokigahara Forest day Trip was AMAZING! It did rain that day but the experience and walk through the forest was well worth it. Yaya was our tour guide and she is extremely knowledgeable. That being said our trip to Mt Fuji was completely overshadowed by the Ice cave. You have 30 mins to see Mt Fuji (if there’s no fog) but you’re not the only tour bus there. You basically have sufficient time to go to the bathroom, glance at souvenirs, and go hunting for your tour bus.

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Rodney F

5 | 2018-06-18

This trip was well worth it ! the mountain is beautiful although if your doing this tour mostly for the mountain you will be disappointed bc you only spend a small amount of time at the 5th station. the forest was pretty awesome and our tour guide was very knowledgeable and amusing . the cave was cool but wasnt as cool and icy as we thought but we did go in october so maybe bc it was winter it wasnt as icy ! everything was well organized.

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Kieyanah D

5 | 2018-01-21

Really great and informative tour. Toshi our guide was so patient and answered all our questions. This is a great tour, especially if your trying to combine a few activities together while in Japan.

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Clayton K

3 | 2018-01-07

The tour was fantastic. Here are warnings. You need to be fit to go down to cave. There are nothing to hold on or some protection from fall. What we really did not like was that our tour was finished an hour early. The tickets were for later time. Our guide dropped us off on the parking lot, showed the direction of bus station and took off. I would appreciate if he tried to exchange the bus tickets. We were cold , tired and hungry. And unfortunately could not speak Japanese.

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