Japan · FUKUOKA TOURS
The 15 best fukuoka tours you can book today, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason. Start there.
See Mt. Aso’s smoking crater, Kusasenri’s open grasslands, and Takachiho Gorge by boat or on foot on a full-day trip from Fukuoka.
“gJimmy is,a great guide, who made the trip with his charisma a wonderfull experience 😀 must do trip with Jimmy when you are in Fukuoka!”
Explore Takachiho Gorge, ride a nostalgic railway, and visit Amano Yasugawara on a full-day Kyushu tour from Fukuoka.
“Daisy made the day, an insightful and very memorable experience! The trip was well planned and executed! It was a great way to see nature and explore places you wouldn’t find on your own. Daisy also gave great recommendations for the city that sadly, I wasn’t able to use because I was leaving.”
Explore Fukuoka with a private local guide, from yatai and markets to castle ruins, parks, food, and neighborhoods shaped around your interests.
“My guide Ai Kim was very friendly, accommodating and caring. The tour was like a walk in thr park with your bestie! Thank you, Ai!”
Customize a private Fukuoka tour with a local guide, from Nanzoin’s Reclining Buddha to Hakata shrines, station views, and yatai food.
“Radim our guide was excellent in ensuring we got the very best from our experience. I contacted him begore we travelled to Japan to sort out a pick up point and he kindly agreed to meet us at our hotel. Unfortunately the weather was Read more”
Review of the Fukuoka to Takachiho Gorge day tour, with shrine visits, mythology, travel time, walking demands, price, and booking advice.
“This tour was awesome! The highlight was definitely the gorge and Amanoiwato Shrine. Sun was an awesome tour guide. Before each stop he would clearly explain expectations, background/history, and timing. And then at each stop he offered to take pictures of everyone in the most esthetic places at each stop. He literally stood in one place and would take 30+ people's pictures 1 by 1 (which was awesome and kept me from having to set up my tripod). If you see Sun (pronounced like "soon") is doing a tour, book him. The only downside is, like most 1 day tours where travel is involved, your time at each stop is…”
See Fukuoka your way with a licensed guide, from temple giants and castle ruins to markets, shrines, gardens, and local food.
“Miyoko was the most diligent guide that we have worked with during our visit to Japan. She was in touch with us very early to understand our preferences and was flexible in her approach. We preferred cultural sites rather than markets and she made excellent use of our brief time in town since we were visiting on a cruise ship. Highly recommended.”
Explore Fukuoka’s Nakasu yatai with an English-speaking private guide, tasting ramen, oden, yakitori, and local stall culture.
“We loved everything about this trip to visit the yatai food stalls in the Tenjin area. Morry is a charismatic guide with some memorable magic tricks !”
See Fukuoka through a local’s eyes on a private walking tour shaped around your interests, pace, food tastes, and travel plans.
“I enjoyed talking to Ai Kim about Fukuoka but also about life 🙂 We saw nice views of Fukuoka. From the top of Hakata station to views of the river, to pretty views of Kushida Shrine at night. Ai is very sweet, kind, and outgoing. Easy to get along with!”
Explore Miyazaki and Takachiho from Fukuoka, with sacred shrines, volcanic cliffs, optional boat ride, lunch, and round-trip transport.
“The lady who did the tour was fantastic. The details she went to explain about the area, Japanese culture was insightful”
Bar-hop through Tenjin with a local guide, tasting fresh fish, yakitori, sake, and Fukuoka favorites at two casual izakaya.
“Nice to get a taste of some of the better local spots. The guide gave interesting insights to Fukuoka in addition to just the food.”
Walk through Fukuoka’s oldest Zen temple, lively Kawabata Arcade, historic shrines, and Hakata Station’s rooftop views with a private local guide.
“I had a wonderful tour with Vadim. He took me to the main historical attractions and was able to give me some detailed information on each, and put it into the broader context of life in modern-day Fukuoka. He was also very personable and a pleasure to spend a morning with. Highly recommended!”
See Aso’s smoking volcano, Kamishikimi Shrine, and Kurokawa Onsen on a long but rewarding Kyushu day tour from Fukuoka.
“Amazing trip. Excellent guide and well Organized. Places we have visited were indeed the highlights of our trip. Strongly recommend”
Review of a 10-hour Fukuoka tour to Kumamoto Castle, Mt. Aso’s crater, Kusasenri grasslands, and Aso Station, with practical booking advice.
“Our guide Carey was lovely and attentive. However our visit to the castle was disappointing as there was not sufficient time to see it properly. We then drove to the grasslands in poor weather to eat lunch at a roadside stop. Although the volRead more”
Visit Beppu’s hot springs, Yufuin, Hita, and Dazaifu or a beer museum on a full-day Kyushu tour from Fukuoka.
“En general todo bien, quizás únicamente comentaría que el guía estuvo un poco más enfocado en explicar en idioma coreano, en lugar de inglés. Por otro lado, su voz no alcanzaba a llegar hasta la parte de atrás del autobús. Pero en general buen trato por parte del guía”
Paint your own Hakata Doll in Fukuoka, learn about a 400-year-old local craft, and take home a personal Japanese souvenir.
“The lady was so nice and helpful. We really enjoyed this activity.”
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