Stay at Shirahama-no-hi View Lodge, just a 5-minute walk from the cliff’s edge, where panoramic rooms offer uninterrupted sunrise views over the Pacific Ocean and the dramatic rock formations. The lodge provides guided morning excursions and complimentary local tea upon arrival. Book your stay via the HopeGoo app for exclusive access to seasonal packages.

Matsuyama Shirahama-no-hi Resort offers spacious family suites, indoor hot spring baths, and a dedicated kids’ play area. Located just a 3-minute walk from the hiking trailhead, it also features a traditional Japanese garden and on-site snack stalls serving local treats. Multilingual staff and customizable family tours are available—book your package through the HopeGoo platform for added convenience.

Shirahama-no-hi Seaview Villa boasts private terraces facing the Pacific, perfect for capturing the golden sunset over the rocky coastline. The hotel arranges personalized photography tours to ideal vantage points and offers handmade local snacks and regional sake at dusk. All rooms feature smart lighting systems for ambiance. Reserve your stay via HopeGoo for instant confirmation and upgrade privileges.

Near Shirahama-no-hi, guests can enjoy hands-on workshops at the Ehime Nori Farm Experience Center, learning traditional seaweed harvesting techniques. A short 10-minute walk leads to the Intertidal Zone Eco-Tour Station, where local guides reveal hidden marine life. The lodges provide complimentary gear rentals, including waterproof shoes and tripods. Book these activities through the HopeGoo app for seamless scheduling.

Matsuyama Shirahama-no-hi Transit Hub Hotel is located steps from the main bus line, offering direct access to Matsuyama Castle, Dogo Onsen, and the Imabari Ferry Terminal. Free shuttle buses run twice daily, and multilingual concierge services assist with itinerary planning. Tickets and transport passes are available through the HopeGoo platform for hassle-free travel.

Ehime Wafu Stay hosts the monthly "Sea Sounds Festival," featuring live performances of traditional taiko drums and shakuhachi flutes, along with hands-on pottery-making and kimono try-on sessions. The on-site restaurant serves kaiseki cuisine using fresh local seafood and Shikoku rice, with optional guided food storytelling. Limited spots available—reserve via the HopeGoo app for guaranteed access.