Fukue Island Travel Tips

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Fukue Island (福江島, Fukue-jima) is the largest and most populated of the Goto Islands, featuring the vibrant town of Fukue around its bustling port. As part of Goto City, which encompasses nearby Hisaka and Naru islands, Fukue is a blend of rich history and stunning nature. The island is dotted with charming churches and temples, including the oldest in the Goto Islands, providing a glimpse into its cultural heritage.

Nature enthusiasts will find paradise here, with hilly terrain offering breathtaking views, pristine beaches, and rugged coastlines. Whether you're exploring historical sites or relaxing by the sea, Fukue Island promises a memorable experience filled with tranquility and beauty.

Getting there

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In Fukue Island, there are bus routes, but they mainly serve locals and don’t stop at most tourist spots. Only a few buses go to places like Daihoji Temple and Imochiura Church, and even those don’t run often.

The best way to explore Fukue Island is by renting a car. Rental shops are easy to find near the port and airport in central Fukue. The island is small and easy to drive around in half a day, with main roads and some winding coastal routes.