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The best area to stay in Ashizuri Onsen is directly within the Ashizuri Onsen village itself, particularly along the coast where the majority of the accommodation is located.This small, tranquil village is situated on Cape Ashizuri, the southernmost tip of Shikoku, offering dramatic coastal views. The main road winds along the cliff edge, connecting the various traditional inns and hotels, many of which boast open-air baths (rotenburo) overlooking the Pacific Ocean. It's a place where the sound of the waves is a constant companion.Couples looking for a romantic and relaxing getaway will find this area particularly appealing. The emphasis here is on unwinding, enjoying the therapeutic hot springs, and indulging in fresh local seafood. Many inns offer private dining experiences and rooms with ocean views, superb for a peaceful escape.For those seeking a blend of relaxation and gentle exploration, the area around Cape Ashizuri Lighthouse is ideal. From here, you can easily access walking trails that lead to various scenic viewpoints, including the Tenku-no-Michi (Sky Road) and the Hakusan洞門 (Hakusan Tunnel), a natural rock formation.

The best time to visit Ashizuri Onsen is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) months, when the weather is most pleasant for exploring the area.Spring brings comfortable temperatures and blooming flowers, making it ideal for enjoying the coastal scenery and outdoor activities. You'll find the walking trails around Cape Ashizuri, such as the Shikoku Pilgrimage route, particularly enjoyable during this season. It's a great time for couples who appreciate scenic walks and mild weather.Autumn also offers agreeable weather with clear skies and often vibrant foliage, especially in the more forested areas inland. The sea remains calm enough for boat trips to see the dramatic coastline, and the temperatures are great for relaxing in the outdoor hot springs.