Pick one of the four islands along the Yumeshima Kaido (Iwagijima, Ikina, Sajima, or Yugeshima) for a yoga experience. There are great spots to practice yoga throughout the islands of the Yumeshima Kaido, which is accessible by ferry from of Ikuchijima and Innoshima on the Shimanami Kaido. The Yumeshima Kaido is shorter and with fewer inclines than the Shimanami Kaido, making it an easier route that even beginners can enjoy. The four islands of the Yumeshima Kaido, surrounded by the tranquil waters of Setouchi, feature a variety of sights and sounds that change with the weather and the time of day. You’ll get to practice yoga at one of the great spots recommended by an island expert, surrounded by the sound of the waves and the sound of birds on gentle ocean breezes. Experience the deep relaxation that comes from natural breathing techniques and movements suited to any level of fitness, allowing you to leave all your cares behind. This package is great for everyone--from small children to adults, making it a great option for friends and families traveling together. Give yourself the gift of gentle, healing physical movement. After the experience, you’ll be served lemonade from Iwagijima--“island of the green lemons”--where lemon and citrus fruits are cultivated. You’re sure to end up refreshed inside and out! The group will meet at a location on the island selected for yoga practice. The tour takes about 60 minutes and includes yoga mat rental as well as lemonade refreshments afterwards. Please wear clothes that are easy to move in. We’ll ask you about your preferred site when you make your reservation, and a representative from WAKKA will call you later to confirm. So, we recommend making your reservations early! (Reservations must be made at least two days in advance.) Get ¥1,000 off a rental bicycle from WAKKA when you package it with your tour.

Rent the latest e-bike from SPECIALIZED, one of the world’s top sports bike manufacturers, for an island cycling tour. Guests will get the latest SPECIALIZED Turbo Vado SL. Sports bikes with electric pedal assist are expertly engineered to make inclines and long distances a breeze--even if you’re traveling over bridges or through mountainous terrain. Get all the thrill of cycling Shimanami without the strenuous work! Several route options are available, including a route along the north end of Omishima where you can enjoy a leisurely ride along the coast (about two hours/17 km) and a full loop around Omishima ending with a spectacular sunset (about 3–4 hours/41 km), an easy route with a full loop around the coast of Ikuchijima (about 3–4 hours/40 km) and more. You can travel the Tobishima Kaido (about 40 km) by cycling from Omishima (the hub of the Geiyo Islands), taking a ferry to Okamura Island and riding through Kure in western Hiroshima, or you can ride along the Yumeshima Kaido through Iwagijima, Ikina, Sajima, and Yugeshima islands. The possibilities are endless--you’re not limited to the Shimanami! If you’re looking for a way to take in everything on the Shimanami Kaido from beginning to end--and everything in between--this is the package for you! Additional package options include saddlebags, extra battery, cycling guide, shower, refreshment pack, taxi arrangements, and more. Reservations accepted same-day or up to six months in advance. Riders must bring an ID and proper footwear. There are no age restrictions, but riders must be at least 149 cm tall. Riders under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Get ¥1,000 off your bicycle rental price when you package it with select activities.

Travel over the Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge and to the Ohshima Kirosan Observatory Park on an e-bike! E-bikes make it easy to travel up inclines that would be difficult on a regular bicycle, making this route accessible to people of all abilities. Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge, or “the crown bridge,” is the biggest attraction along the Shimanami Kaido. This four-kilometer suspension bridge hangs 65 meters over the ocean, creating a dramatic effect that combines the majesty of nature with a massive manmade structure. Next, you’ll head to the observation park on the top of Mt. Kiro, located at the southern tip of Ohshima and ranked No. 2 in the 2017 Trip Advisor Travelers’ Choice Awards for Japan observatories. The view of the Kurushima Straits seen from the top is also listed among Best 88 Sights in Shikoku. The view from the observation park is said to be the best on the Shimanami Kaido, and on a clear day you can see Mt. Ishizuchi, the highest peak in Western Japan. The beauty of blue waters of the Seto Inland Sea stretching out into the distance, dotted with charming islands, is a must-see.