Shirahama Holiday Packages
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Car Hire in Shirahama
If you want to rent a ride not long after jetting into Nanki - Shirahama Airport, look into Hertz (1024-5 Minato), a short drive away. They'll get you and your crew on the road soon enough. Just remember to bagsy the front seat.
Holidays to Shirahama
Can't hardly wait to kick your feet up and chill out in Shirahama? We hear ya. Get there quicker, or at least a little more informed, by learning some more about this exciting destination.
So, how do you reach this neighbourhood from the middle of Tanabe? Simple. Journey southwest for 25 kilometres.
There are lots of cool people residing in Shirahama, but remember to branch out and meet some of the folk in the surrounding areas too. Close to 70 000 people call Tanabe their home, so you'll definitely make some new mates.
Top Shirahama hotels
Nanki-Shirahama Marriott Hotel
"We love this place, the service was great and pretty helpful."
Reviewed on 29 Sept 2026
Shiraraso Grand Hotel
"Good things: Excellent location - it just a few steps to the Shirahama beach, and a bus stop just outside the hotel. Great staff at the check-in counter, room is clean and okay. Bad things: It's a dated hotel, the room is clean but the hallway (3rd floor) is a little bit smelly. The traditional restaurant ..."
Reviewed on 11 Sept 2026
Kisyu Shirahama Onsen Musashi
"This was a really cool retro/traditional hotel. While very well maintained, the ambience is something out of the 1970s. The traditional room with tatami mat flooring and the sliding doors with rice paper were so lovely. I enjoyed sleeping on the futon, which the staff comes and lays out for you in ..."
Reviewed on 20 Sept 2026
