Mount Fuji Private Wheelchair-Accessible Tour
10 hours
Pickup offered
Offered in: English, Japanese
Highlights
- Private Tour Experience: Enjoy the exclusivity of a private tour tailored specifically for wheelchair users, ensuring a personal and comfortable experience.
- Wheelchair-Friendly Transportation: Travel with ease in a specially equipped vehicle that caters to mobility needs, providing safe and convenient access to all sites.
- Mount Fuji 5th Station: Reach the closest point to Mount Fuji's summit by vehicle. Bask in the awe-inspiring views from 7,546 feet without the need for hiking.
- Scenic Lake Kawaguchiko: Opt for a peaceful boat ride on Lake Kawaguchiko, surrounded by spectacular views of Mount Fuji and lush landscapes.
- Oishi Park: Discover a panorama of vibrant flowers with the iconic Mount Fuji as your backdrop, perfect for memorable photos.
- Kubota Itchiku Art Museum: Dive into the art of kimono dyeing at this museum, where traditional techniques meet modern creativity in a stunning Gaudi-style setting.
No option available
What’s included
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Fully guided tour
- Accessible transportation
What’s not included
- Unmentioned food or services
Description
Experience the majestic Mount Fuji and the serene Fuji Five Lakes area with our exclusive wheelchair-accessible tour. Designed to provide an unforgettable experience, this tour includes personalized assistance from an English-speaking guide, ensuring comfort and accessibility. Highlights of the tour include breathtaking views from Fuji 5th Station, a scenic boat ride on Lake Kawaguchiko (optional), and visits to vibrant Oishi Park and the fascinating Kubota Itchiku Art Museum.
Itinerary:
- Hotel Pickup: Start your day with a convenient hotel pickup in a wheelchair-friendly vehicle.
- Fuji 5th Station or Lake Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Boat: Choose between soaking up panoramic views from Fuji 5th Station or cruising the tranquil waters of Lake Kawaguchiko.
- Lunch at Idaten: Enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine like tempura or noodles at a wheelchair-accessible restaurant by the lake.
- Kawaguchiko Oishi Park: Capture stunning photos of colorful flowers with Mount Fuji as the backdrop.
- Kubota Itchiku Art Museum: Explore this unique museum showcasing Itchiku Kubota’s revival of the ancient Tsujigahana silk dyeing technique. Admire his unfinished "Symphony of Light" and the Gaudi-style architecture of the museum.
- Return to Hotel: Conclude your day with a relaxing drive back to your hotel.
Meeting and pickup
Pickup points
Pickup details
Only hoteles in Downtown Tokyo.
Accessibility
Mobility-Adapted Vehicle
Private Transport with Ramp Accessibility.
Private guided tour
English speaking guide.
Important information
- What is the Mount Fuji Private Wheelchair-Accessible Tour? It's a private, wheelchair-friendly tour tailored for accessibility and personal attention.
- What transportation is provided? The tour includes comfortable, wheelchair-accessible transport.
- Can we reach Mount Fuji's summit during the tour? The tour reaches Fuji 5th Station, the highest point accessible by vehicle.
- Is a Lake Kawaguchiko boat ride available? Yes, you can opt for a serene boat ride on Lake Kawaguchiko.
- What attractions are at Oishi Park? Oishi Park offers vibrant floral scenes with Mount Fuji as the backdrop.
- What makes the Kubota Itchiku Art Museum special? The museum features exquisite kimono dyeing art and unique architecture.
- What are the museum entrance fees? Entrance is $12.50 USD for the Kubota Itchiku Museum and $17.25 USD for the Music Forest Museum.
- How much is the Lake Kawaguchiko boat ride ticket? The ticket costs approximately $9.60 USD.
Cancellation policy
- Enjoy free cancellation up to 30 days before the service. After this period, charges apply as follows:
- Cancellation 15 days before the service: 50% of the total service price.
- Cancellation less than 14 days before the service: 100% of the total service price.
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