Paddle into the sculpted cliffs of Uradome Coast to collect ocean debris, explore sea caves and finish with a local Tottori BBQ. This study tour pairs hands‑on conservation with coastal geology and easy cave exploration.
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Morning light slices across the Sea of Japan as paddles meet glassy water and the Uradome Coast unfolds—limestone cliffs cut into arches, narrow caves yawning where the tide permits. Participants launch from a pebble beach and drift into channels where currents test your balance and the coastline dares you to look closer.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness—able to paddle continuously for 20–40 minutes with short breaks and manage brief beach landings.
Wildlife
History
Uradome Coast is part of the San'in Kaigan Geopark, where uplifted marine terraces and wave‑cut cliffs reveal Pleistocene to Holocene geological processes and a long coastal fishing tradition.
Conservation
The tour focuses on reducing marine debris and teaches where plastics originate; participants help remove waste and learn leave‑no‑trace practices to protect this geopark coastline.
Reserve your spot on the Kayak Clean-up and BBQ Tour on Tottori Uradome Coast today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear closed water shoes
Pebble beaches and rocky cave landings require secure footing; neoprene or sturdy water shoes protect ankles and soles.
Bring reusable gloves
Reusable work gloves make debris collection safer and more sanitary during beach landings.
Sun protection is a must
Sea glare intensifies UV exposure—use SPF 30+ sunscreen, a brimmed hat, and polarized sunglasses.
Hydrate and fuel up
Five hours on the water needs steady hydration and a carbohydrate snack before the BBQ to keep energy steady.
Quick‑dry layers
Lightweight, moisture‑wicking clothing keeps you comfortable when wet and during cool coastal breezes.
Closed water shoes
Protects feet on pebbles, rocks and in caves during landings.
Reusable work gloves
Useful for safely handling coastal debris without single‑use waste.
Dry bag (10–20L)
Keeps valuables and an extra layer dry during paddling and shore stops.