ダイビングリゾートOPA

Diving Resort OPA is located at 1031 Yawatano, Itō, Shizuoka 413-0232, Japan, offering a serene retreat perfect for travelers looking to explore the Izu Peninsula. This charming resort is surrounded by natural beauty, including the stunning Jogasaki Coast, just a short drive away. The design of the hotel captures the essence of a relaxing getaway with a blend of modern comfort and traditional aesthetics, ensuring a peaceful atmosphere for its guests. The hotel is ideally located, making it easy for visitors to explore nearby attractions, such as the Izu Shaboten Zoo, Mt. Omuro, and Izu Granpal Park.
The rooms at Diving Resort OPA are designed to provide maximum comfort, featuring private baths, Wi-Fi, and spacious areas for guests to unwind after a day of exploring the Izu Peninsula. The rooms are thoughtfully decorated with simple, modern furnishings that contribute to a tranquil ambiance.
While the resort offers no pools or hot tubs, it boasts an aesthetic salon where guests can relax and rejuvenate. Additionally, free Wi-Fi ensures that visitors can stay connected throughout their stay.
The resort’s location makes it easy to access public transportation, with convenient options such as the Runessajogasaki Bus Stop, only a short 6-minute walk away, and Izu-Kōgen Station, just a 6-minute taxi ride. For those traveling by air, major airports such as Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport and Narita International Airport are accessible by taxi in about 2 to 3 hours.
For those seeking local dining experiences, there are several excellent restaurants nearby. Recommended options include 楽園食堂 城ヶ崎BLUE (a popular restaurant just 2 minutes away by taxi), Otsuka (a Kaiseki restaurant), and サカナヤダイチャン (a Japanese restaurant), all within a short distance.
Nearby, guests can also enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking along the beautiful Jogasaki Coast or exploring Izu Oceanic Park’s diving facilities. With its prime location and cozy accommodations, Diving Resort OPA provides an ideal base for an unforgettable stay in the Izu Peninsula.