Cycling and Motorbike Touring Sado Island: Kamo Lake Loop and Futatsugame Ride Guide

By 野外活動部

This video provides a comprehensive travel guide for a day trip around Sado Island (佐渡島), Niigata Prefecture, highlighting both bicycle and motorbike rental options. Captured during the busy Golden Week period, the host demonstrates how to make the most of limited planning by renting a bicycle to explore the scenic Kamo Lake (加茂湖) and then switching to a rental motorbike headed towards the northern coastal landmark of Futatsugame (二ツ亀).

The journey begins with a loop around Kamo Lake, an iconic inland sea on Sado Island known for its oyster farming and picturesque waterside scenery. The video offers glimpses of the lake’s tranquil environment, cycling-friendly paths, and useful tips for travelers wanting to rent bicycles on the island. Viewers also get a look at local lunch options, showcasing some of the culinary delights available to day trippers.

In the second half, the focus shifts to a rental motorbike tour toward Futatsugame, a pair of striking offshore rock formations and a well-known scenic spot on Sado’s northern coastline. Along the way, the host shares personal experiences about handling last-minute changes, the flexibility of Sado’s rental services even in peak season, and recommendations for making spontaneous travel plans work. The video is the fourth in a Sado travel series and serves both as inspiration and a practical resource for visitors considering a self-guided cycling or motorcycle adventure on Sado Island.

Additional information: Kamo Lake (lat: 38.0639, long: 138.3743) is easily accessible from Ryotsu Port, the gateway to Sado via ferry. Futatsugame (lat: 38.2509, long: 138.4272) is a scenic area famous for hiking and swimming in summer. Sado Island is renowned for its rugged coastal landscapes, historical gold mines, and rich island culture, making it a multifaceted destination for all types of travelers.

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