Cape Soya
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Cape Soya
- Location
- 〒098-6758 Soya Cape, Wakkanai City, Hokkaido
- Access
- From the NishiWakkanai Station Bus Terminal, take the Soya Bus Tekkou-Souya Cape Line for about 50 minutes. Get off at the bus stop: Souya Cape, and it’s a short walk.
By car: From the Doto Daisetsu Kembuchi IC, take National Routes 40 and 238 for 230 km, approximately 4 hours. - Parking
- Parking available for 72 cars.
- Business Hours
- No information available.
- Contact Information
- Phone Number:0162-23-6468(稚内市役所建設産業部観光交流課)
- Official Website
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