[Ehime] Kashima, Shimanami Kaido, & Kurushima Strait Private Car Tour

• * Kashima is located off the Hojo Sea in Matsuyama City. It is a small island with a circumference of about 1.5 kilometers. It is famous for its wild deer (it takes about 5 minutes to take a ferry)
• * The Kurushima Strait is one of the three fastest tidal currents in Japan. Here you can feel the shock of the tidal current up close! You can also look up at the world's first triple suspension bridge "Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge" from the sea, which is magnificent and amazing (Kurushima Kaikyo sightseeing boats need to be booked in advance, and the sailing time is about 50 minutes)
• * Road Station Yoshimi Vitality Hall is located in Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture, and you can enjoy the spectacular view of the "Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge". The hall provides seafood barbecue and restaurants, serving fresh seafood dishes, and also sells local specialties such as citrus and various seafood, which is very suitable for buying souvenirs
• * Kameroyama Observatory is located in the "Kameroyama Observatory Park" at the southern end

**Start from Matsuyama and go deep into the beautiful secrets of Setouchi! ** Wild deer, spectacular sea bridge, and whirlpool wonders in a satisfying private charter trip Are you ready for a small adventure full of surprises in the Setouchi Inland Sea? This 7-hour charter trip will take you into the most charming scenery of Ehime Prefecture, from the "Kashima" where cute wild deer swim leisurely, to the "Kurushima Strait" where the magnificent sea bridge and the tide intertwine, to the "Kameiroyama Observatory" where you can overlook the entire sea world, each stop is amazing! **Kashima**: A gentle encounter with wild deer Climb on this fairy-tale island, which is only 1.5 kilometers in circumference, but it breeds free wild deer. Strolling on the island, you will pass by deer from time to time. Remember to nod and say hello to them when you meet them! **Kurushima Strait**: Japan's most spectacular marine wonder Take a boat to sail on the Kurushima Strait, one of the three fastest tidal currents in Japan