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A Popular Seaside Cycling Route Suited for Any Level of Cyclists
Situated in the Seto Inland Sea, Awaji Island is renowned for its favorable weather, featuring mild rainfall, a hot yet less humid summer, no snow in winter, and pleasant spring and autumn seasons, with an average temperature of 15 degrees Celsius. Despite being the same size as the total of 23 wards of Tokyo, Awaji’s population is only a fraction, making it a serene destination. With picturesque seaside views, the island offers an ideal setting for seaside cycling.
The west coast of Awaji Island has many spots selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Sunsets, perfect spots for your photo opportunity!
The entire seaside cycling route is about 150 km. If you go at 20 km/h, it should technically take just 7.5 hours. However, the southern mountainous area requires physical strength and time. It is said to take about 10 hours including rest and photo-taking time for a middle-level cyclist. If you are at a beginner’s level, it is recommended to go about halfway, sleepover, and then complete the latter half of the route.
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Awaji Island Provides the Best Seaside Cycling Experience
Awaji Island is a picturesque island located in the Seto Inland Sea, between the islands of Honshu and Shikoku in Japan. Known for its serene landscapes, pleasant weather, and rich cultural heritage, Awaji Island is a popular destination offering a blend of natural beauty and historical significance. Since Awaji Island is celebrated for its rich history and delectable cuisine, it provides ample opportunities to pause during your seaside cycling journey and immerse yourself in various experiences along the way.
If you are not a cyclist, click here if you are interested to know more about the reasons to visit Awaji Island.
