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Fukuoka, Nagasaki 6 Days Golf Holidays

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Departure Date: 26 October 2026
Golfer: HK$ x/ person (Excluding airticket)
Single Room Surcharge: HK$ x/ 5 nights

  • What's Included

  • 2 nights staying (twin sharing) at Ureshino Kanko Hotel Taishoya
  • 3 nights staying (twin sharing) at Nagasaki Marriott Hotel
  • 1 golf round at Huis Tan Bosch Country Club – green fee + golf cart (1:4) + locker
  • 1 golf round at Wakagi Country Club – green fee + golf cart (1:4) + locker
  • 1 golf round at Nomozaki Country Club – green fee + golf cart (1:4) + locker
  • Daily breakfast at hotel
  • One golf club lunch
  • Two Japanese kaiseki dinners
  • Inasayama admission and round‑trip ropeway fare
  • Hotel accommodation tax and onsen admission fee
  • Experienced tour leader and local guide service
  • Deluxe tour bus transfer for the whole trip
  • TIA Levy

Remarks：

* Tour fee excluding air ticket, airport tax and personal insurance

* Visa not included (If required)

* Caddie tips not included

* Tour leader and local guide fee not included: HK$ x/ person

* Expenses outside of what's included in the tour

Air tickets for reference:

Round Trip direct flights on Cathay Pacific

Depart: 26/10 CX588 1105 / 1520 HKG > FUK

Return: 31/10 CX589 1630 / 1735 FUK > HKG 


Reference Airfare Prices:

Economy Class: HK$ x

Includes airport tax, fuel surcharge, 1 checked baggage (23KG x 1),  1 carry-on baggage (7KG)

*Above fares are for reference only

Ureshino Kanko Hotel Taishoya


This traditional Japanese ryokan is nestled quietly among cedar forests, where the rustling leaves and birdsong drift gently with the mountain breeze, creating a serene and calming atmosphere. Its on-site hot spring is celebrated as one of Japan’s Three Great Beauty Hot Springs, offering pure, naturally flowing spring water that soothes the body and skin. Guests can unwind in this warm, tranquil setting while enjoying authentic Japanese cuisine crafted with seasonal ingredients.

Nagasaki Marriott Hotel


Located beside Nagasaki Station, the first stop of the West Kyushu Shinkansen, the hotel faces Nagasaki Port with sweeping views toward Mount Inasa. Its exterior is beautifully designed with a cruise‑ship motif, and all 207 guest rooms offer stunning vistas of the city, Mount Inasa, or the harbor. Three on‑site restaurants serve fresh, high‑quality cuisine, providing guests with a refined and comfortable stay.

Huis Tan Bosch Country Club 


Huis Ten Bosch Country Club is set in the rolling hills of Sasebo, known for its expansive views and beautifully preserved natural terrain. The fairways follow the contours of the mountains with graceful elevation changes, offering both strategic depth and visual elegance. Several holes overlook the Huis Ten Bosch theme park and the surrounding bay, making it one of the most iconic and scenic courses in the Nagasaki region.

Wakagi Country Club


Wakagi Golf Club is known for its wide fairways and well‑balanced hole design, making it suitable for players of all skill levels. The course is set in a tranquil environment surrounded by lush greenery, with well‑maintained greens that offer consistent speed. Its comfortable rhythm and pleasant atmosphere have made it one of the most popular and highly rated courses in the Kyushu region.

Nomozaki Country Club


Nomozaki Golf Club, located along the southern coastline of Nagasaki, is distinguished by its spectacular ocean‑view holes. Several holes face directly toward the open sea, where shifting coastal winds add an extra layer of challenge. It is a seaside course that beautifully blends natural scenery with strategic play.

Todoroki Falls


Todoroki Falls is a tranquil waterfall surrounded by dense forest, where water cascades down the rock face in a striking white curtain. Gentle walking paths encircle the area, offering a fresh and peaceful setting ideal for leisurely strolls and photography. It is a perfect place to experience the soothing, restorative energy of nature.

Nagasaki Road Seagull Market


This is the largest souvenir area in Nagasaki City, featuring 56 shops including the station’s authentic “Seagull Yokocho,” where visitors can enjoy local sake and regional dishes, as well as many popular local restaurants lined up side by side.

Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum


Designed by world‑renowned architect Kengo Kuma, the museum features open spaces shaped by glass and natural light. Its collection spans local Nagasaki art, Spanish works, and rotating exhibitions, making it a cultural landmark that unites art, architecture, and the surrounding landscape.

Meganebashi (Spectacles Bridge)


Built in 1634, it is one of Japan’s oldest stone arch bridges. Its name comes from the reflection of the arches on the river surface, forming the shape of a pair of spectacles. The riverside scenery is elegant and serene, making it one of Nagasaki’s most iconic historical sights.

Oura Church


Completed in 1864, Oura Church is Japan’s oldest surviving wooden Gothic church and is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known for its white façade and stained‑glass windows, it symbolizes Nagasaki’s long history of international exchange and Christian heritage.

Mount Satosayama


Located on the outskirts of Nagasaki City, Mt. Satosayama is known for its mist‑covered mountain scenery and untouched forest trails. The summit offers wide, panoramic views overlooking Nagasaki Port, surrounding mountains, and the bay. Its peaceful atmosphere has earned it the nickname “Nagasaki’s hidden observatory.

Golf 5


As one of Seoul’s most iconic landmarks, the tower stands out for its height, distinctive structure, and unique architectural form. Its observatory offers a 360‑degree panoramic view of the entire city, making it a popular filming location for numerous movies and dramas, as well as a must‑visit spot for both local and international travelers.

Itinerary: 

Day 1 (26/10)

Check-in at HKIA  – flight on Cathay Pacific Airline to Fukuoka – transfer to hotel for check-in – Japanese kaiseki dinner at hotel – overnight at Ureshino Kanko Hotel Taishoya

Day 2 (27/10)

Hotel breakfast – transfer to Wakagi Country Club for tee off – lunch at golf club (own expenses) – visit Todoroki Falls – Japanese kaiseki dinner at hotel – overnight at Ureshino Kanko Hotel Taishoya

Day 3 (28/10)

Hotel breakfast – check-out hotel – transfer to Huis Tan Bosch Country Club for tee off – lunch at golf club (own expenses) – check-in hotel– Visit Nagasaki Road Seagull Market to shop and dine (own expenses) – overnight at Nagasaki Marriott Hotel

Day 4 (29/10)

Hotel breakfast – full-day sightseeing (Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum, Meganebashi, Oura Church, Hamanmachi Arcade for lunch - own expenses) – afternoon visit to Mount Inasa & Nagasaki Ropeway – trasnfer to hotel for leisure time and dinner (own expenses) – overnight at Nagasaki Marriott Hotel

Day 5 (30/10)

Hotel breakfast – morning at leisure – transfer to Nomozaki Country Club for tee off – lunch at golf club (own expenses) – return to the hotel for free time and dinner (own expenses) – overnight at Nagasaki Marriott Hotel

Day 6 (31/10)

Hotel breakfast – check-out hotel – free time for golf equipment shopping at Golf 5 – flight on Cathay Pacific Airline back to Hong Kong – end of 6 days happy trip