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Benesse House Museum
9.0/10 (132 reviews)
Tadao Ando's architectural masterpiece merges contemporary art with the serene backdrop of the Seto Inland Sea. Guests staying at the museum's hotel enjoy exclusive after-hours access to the thought-provoking collection.
Naoshima Hall
7.6/10 (9 reviews)
Naoshima Hall showcases Hiroshi Sambuichi's eco-conscious design with its distinctive hinoki cypress roof. A cultural hub blending traditional Japanese architecture with modern sustainability on this serene island.
Chichu Art Museum
9.6/10 (28 reviews)
Tadao Ando's underground masterpiece houses select works by Monet, Turrell, and De Maria in spaces bathed with natural light. Reserve your visit in advance to experience this serene crossroads of art and architecture.
Ando Museum
9.0/10 (20 reviews)
A century-old wooden house transformed by Tadao Ando into a striking concrete-meets-tradition museum. Experience light and shadow interplay while exploring models and sketches that reveal his architectural vision.
Lee Ufan Museum
9.2/10 (16 reviews)
This minimalist museum showcases Lee Ufan's stone and steel installations within Tadao Ando's contemplative architecture. Experience the harmony between art and nature in the semi-underground galleries.
Honmura Lounge & Archive
8.0/10 (10 reviews)
This minimalist information centre by Ryue Nishizawa serves as the gateway to Naoshima's Art House Project. Browse art books and collect tickets before exploring homes transformed into art installations.
Red Pumpkin
9.2/10 (9 reviews)
Yayoi Kusama's iconic Red Pumpkin welcomes Naoshima visitors with vibrant polka dots. Step inside the hollow sculpture through circular openings for an immersive experience against the sea and sky.
Naoshima Public Bath
8.8/10 (25 reviews)
This working bathhouse doubles as an immersive art installation by Shinro Ohtake, featuring vibrant mosaics and unexpected elements. Soak in the communal baths surrounded by colourful tiles and artistic whimsy.
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"Staff was really helpful about ferry schedule to nearby Islands and bus schedule to nearby beaches. They made a lot of helpful suggestions and everything was very smooth. They were probably the most helpful hotel staff we experienced in Japan, and we enjoyed talking with them. We tried the breakfast in the cafe one day and it was good. Would absolutely stay there again."
"The Wifi was terrible, couldn’t get it most of the time. The breakfast was too expensive for what they offered. Hotel located very close to the train station and the port."
"This hotel-resort is well loved by young Japanese families.
For a tourist passing through Uno area it is 20 minutes from Uno by bus or taxi. The hotel sits alone in this area with a beautiful beach.
Staff is very helpful
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
You'll find cheap prices on Expedia for your Naoshima getaway. However, factors like the length of stay, hotel choice and season will influence how much your holiday to Naoshima costs.
What are the cheapest months to go to Naoshima?
January, April and August are great times to search for cheap Naoshima holiday packages. Travelling in quieter months means you can typically find lower prices on accommodation and flights.
How many days is enough for Naoshima?
We recommend booking a Naoshima holiday for around 2 days. This will allow you enough time to tick off top attractions such as Ando Museum and Lee Ufan Museum, and check out neighbourhoods like Miyanoura and Tsumuura. You might even be able to make time for a day trip from Naoshima.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Naoshima?
Boasting a host of highlights starting with its excellent fishing, Naoshima is a good holiday destination. Whether you want to discover sights such as Benesse House Museum and Chichu Art Museum or take the road less traveled, you'll have loads to keep you busy during your Naoshima holiday.
How to find the best Naoshima package deals?
Begin your search for a Naoshima package deal by entering your destination and preferred trip dates under our "Packages" tab. Then add some filters, like "Property type" and "Guest rating," to tailor the results to your exact needs. You can also sort by "Package discount" and discover offers that come with huge savings. If you don't find the ideal Naoshima package deal right away, simply change your dates and search again. Remember that deals are only available for a limited time, so book early and get your Naoshima getaway off to a flying start.
Is it cheaper to book a Naoshima holiday as a package?
You can enjoy significant savings on your Naoshima getaway by booking a tailored holiday package. Check the "Package" heading, then select your travel dates and destination to view the best airfares and hotel prices. Bundle everything into a great-value package and you can save hundreds of dollars. Consider adding a car rental and you may land a better deal.
When to book a holiday package to Naoshima?
If you have your Naoshima holiday dates finalized, book as soon as you can to bag some fantastic deals. With Expedia, you can typically reserve some flights up to a year in advance. Prefer spontaneous adventures? Our last-minute deals are ideal for jetting off on a whim.
How to plan a trip to Naoshima?
Choose the ideal time to travel: Your schedule, preferred season and the type of weather you enjoy can all impact your decision on when to visit Naoshima.
Work out your budget: Ensure you have enough money to cover everything from food and transportation to flights and activities. Your hotel will likely be the biggest expense during your trip to Naoshima.
Decide your trip length: Consider how long you'd like to spend discovering Naoshima. Plan your days so you can get to all the activities and attractions you're interested in without rushing.
Bundle your accommodation and airfare: Once you've settled on your dates and duration, lock in the right Naoshima holiday package for you.