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Kawana & Izu Golf Packages
Fuji Course, Oshima Course & Onsen Stay

Kawana and Izu are ideal for a 3-day to 5-day golf stay in Japan, combining Kawana Fuji Course, Oshima Course, Izu or Atami onsen accommodation, and private transport from Tokyo.

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Kawana & Izu Golf Packages – FAQ

 

 

 How many days are recommended for a Kawana and Izu golf trip?

 
A 3-day to 5-day itinerary is recommended. A 3-day trip works well for travelers who want a compact Kawana stay with 2 rounds, while a 5-day itinerary allows a more relaxed pace with 3 rounds, onsen accommodation and additional time around Izu, Hakone or Mt. Fuji.
 
 

 What is the difference between Kawana Fuji Course and Oshima Course?

 
Fuji Course is Kawana’s most representative course, known for its walking style, caddie support, ocean views and classic course design. Oshima Course has a more relaxed pace and pairs well with Fuji Course in a Kawana golf stay.
 
 

 Is accommodation required for Kawana Fuji Course?

 
Kawana Fuji Course is generally best arranged together with a stay at Kawana Hotel. Actual booking conditions depend on the travel date, room availability and golf course rules at the time of request.
 
 

Is Kawana suitable for a day trip from Tokyo?

 
It is possible, but not recommended for a comfortable golf experience. Travel time to the Izu area can be long, especially on weekends and holidays. Staying at least one night around Kawana, Ito or Atami is the better option.
 
 

What can be done after a round of golf?

 
After golf, guests often enjoy hot spring bathing, seaside walks, or relaxed dining. Popular options include strolling around Atami city, visiting coastal viewpoints, enjoying local restaurants, or simply returning to the hotel to unwind in an onsen.
 
 

 Can non-golfers join the itinerary?

 
Yes. Non-golfing companions can enjoy onsen, seaside walks, cafés, local dining or light sightseeing while golfers are on the course. The group can share the same vehicle, separate during the day and meet again after golf.
 
 

Can non-golfers travel together on this itinerary?

 
Yes. Non-golfing companions can enjoy hot springs, coastal sightseeing, cafés, or light city walks while golfers are on the course. Golfers and non-golfers usually share the same vehicle, separate during the day, and reunite afterward.
 
 

Can the itinerary be customized?

 
Yes. The itinerary can be adjusted based on preferred golf courses, accommodation style, number of days, and group size. Adjustments are made with priority on routing efficiency, comfort, and overall trip balance.
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