Izu, Atami, Shimoda Area Bar Hopping Night Tour

◆Introduction

This is a tour where we will take you to 2–3 popular local izakayas. Relax and enjoy regional food and drinks at a comfortable pace. Just bring cash with you, and leave the rest to us. Let's share an unforgettable local experience together!

・Choose your preferred area: Izu, Atami, or Shimoda (the tour does not cover all three areas)
・Enjoy peace of mind with a friendly guide, even in places where English may not be spoken
・Small-group tour ensures a more personal and authentic experience

◆Included

・Around 6 drinks in total
・Dinner: izakaya dishes and local specialties
・Visit 2–3 places — such as food stalls, izakayas, or bars — together with a local guide

◆Not Included

・Hotel pickup and drop-off
・Tips
・Transportation expenses
・Additional drinks or meals not included in the tour fee
・Personal expenses or shopping

◆Additional Info

・The maximum number of participants for this tour is 8.
・Children must be accompanied by an adult.
・Alcohol is served only to participants aged 20 and over (the legal drinking age in Japan).
・Please note that meals are prepared in a kitchen separate from Holiday Travel, so we cannot guarantee allergy-free meals or accommodate dietary restrictions.

◆Izu, Atami, Shimoda – Food & Nightlife

The Izu, Atami, and Shimoda area is a popular destination known for its hot springs and beautiful coastline, bustling with travelers during the day who come for sightseeing and onsen experiences. In Atami's city center, there are clusters of izakayas and restaurants around the station, making it possible to enjoy casual bar hopping at two or three places within walking distance. From long-established local pubs to seafood restaurants catering to visitors, the area offers a lively atmosphere even at night. In contrast, Shimoda and other parts of Izu are more resort- and onsen-focused, with fewer dining and nightlife options in the evening, making them better suited for a relaxed night at a single venue. Many restaurants highlight fresh seafood and regional specialties, providing a memorable dining experience to end the day. Overall, Atami offers casual izakaya-hopping opportunities, while Shimoda and the hot spring towns of Izu provide a quieter, more indulgent evening.