Mizushima Island
An uninhabited island in Tsuruga Bay
Mizushima is a small uninhabited island located at the tip of the Tsuruga Peninsula.
Known for its crystal-clear waters and white sand, it is often called the "Hawaii of the Hokuriku region."
During the swimming season, it attracts many families and couples.
During the swimming season, visitors can reach the island by taking the ferry, which operates daily.
Please check here for the ferry schedule.
Information
- Telephone Number Details
- Tsuruga Tourist Information Center
0770-21-8686
Tsuruga Tourism Association
0770-22-8167
*Regarding the ferry
Omi Marine Tsuruga Branch Office
0770-22-1352 - Address (in Japanese)
- 福井県敦賀市色ヶ浜
- Opening Hours
- Please check our website for the schedule.
- Closed
- Ferry service may be canceled in case of severe weather
- Prices
From 1,500 yen
● Irogahama ⇔ Mizushima, Urasoko ⇔ Mizushima
Round-trip fare (including environmental improvement contribution)
Adults: 1,500 yen
Children: 800 yen- Payment Methods
- Cash or PayPay
- Getting There
- From JR Tsuruga Station, take the "Jogu Line" community bus and get off at "Irogahama"; it's a 3-minute walk from there. / About a 40-minute drive from the Tsuruga Interchange on the Hokuriku Expressway
⇒ Take the ferry to Mizushima
- Car Park
- Yes
- Car Park: Available Spots
- 400
- Website
"Mizushima" Deserted Island Resort (Tsuruga Tourism Association)
