Featured Hotels Near Fushino Beach

Fushino Beach Resort & Spa is ideal for families, located just a 3-minute walk from the sandy shore. It features ocean-view rooms with private balconies, an on-site children’s play zone, and a seafood restaurant serving fresh local catches. The hotel also provides complimentary bicycle rentals to explore nearby Tottori Sand Dunes and tidal trails

Fushino Beach Resort & Spa offers a free shuttle bus service to the Tottori Sand Dunes entrance, running multiple times daily. The hotel’s concierge can also arrange guided tours into the dune interior, including sandboarding sessions and stargazing excursions under the clear night sky of western Japan

Guests at Fushino Beach Resort & Spa can join exclusive intertidal ecology tours during low tide, discovering sea urchins, hermit crabs, and starfish along the shoreline. The hotel also hosts bioluminescent kayaking nights, using non-invasive lighting to observe glowing microorganisms in the water—offering a mesmerizing sensory experience unique to this coastal region

Umi no Yume Villa is a boutique seaside retreat designed for couples, offering floor-to-ceiling ocean windows and private terraces overlooking the Pacific. The hotel provides complimentary wedding gown photography, customized dinner setups under the stars, and personalized scent gift boxes. Located just a 2-minute walk from the beach, it delivers intimate luxury and unforgettable moments

Shikisai Photo Lodge is a dedicated photography retreat featuring adjustable blackout systems and panoramic lens windows in every room. Guests may borrow professional tripods and time-lapse gear. The hotel organizes monthly sunrise light workshops, teaching techniques to capture silhouettes of sand dunes and mirror-like sea reflections—bookable via the HopeGoo app for special access

Fushino Beach Resort & Spa hosts monthly Tottori Craft Workshops, where guests learn traditional Tottori lacquerware techniques and sea diver weaving. Complementing this, the hotel runs hands-on local cuisine classes using freshly caught bonito and seaweed, followed by a shared meal in the garden setting. These immersive experiences are curated to reflect the rhythms of coastal life and natural heritage