Saruiwa (Monkey Rock)

Nagasaki (長崎県)
Tourist Attraction
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Gonouracho Shindenfure, Iki, Nagasaki 811-5103, Japan

0920-47-3700

4.3 (1.0k reviews)

Opening Hours

MondayOpen 24 hours
TuesdayOpen 24 hours
WednesdayOpen 24 hours
ThursdayOpen 24 hours
FridayOpen 24 hours
SaturdayOpen 24 hours
SundayOpen 24 hours

Reviews

Tony Webb

Tony Webb

3 months ago

Our family trip to Monkey Rock on Iki Island was an unforgettable adventure. The journey began with a scenic drive through the lush, green landscapes of the island, setting the tone for a day filled with wonder and excitement. As we approached Monkey Rock, we were greeted by the striking rock formation resembling a monkey’s face, which instantly fascinated both the kids and adults. The area around Monkey Rock is rich in natural beauty, with stunning coastal views and vibrant, unspoiled nature. We spent the morning exploring the rocky shoreline, where the kids delighted in discovering tiny crabs and colorful sea creatures in the tide pools. The air was filled with the sound of waves crashing against the rocks and the distant calls of seabirds, creating a serene and captivating atmosphere. We enjoyed a picnic lunch in a nearby park, surrounded by the island’s unique flora. Sharing stories and laughter, we felt a deep sense of connection with each other and the natural world around us. In the afternoon, we hiked along one of the scenic trails, taking in the panoramic views of the ocean and the island’s rugged coastline. Our visit to Monkey Rock on Iki Island was a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and family bonding, leaving us with cherished memories and a newfound appreciation for this beautiful corner of the world.
Tamara

Tamara

in the last week

It was very queit but very beautiful! You can get a very nice view of the rock. If you are near you should go for sure!
Stuart Houlgate

Stuart Houlgate

5 months ago

Looks like a monkey looking deep in thought out to sea. Always amazing to be shown that nature provides the fuel for our imagination. Well worth a short visit.
Christian Degn

Christian Degn

6 years ago

It does indeed look like a monkey. (Original a gorilla, some would say.) Nature is fascinating! :-) Easy to get to by bus or car.
Lolahunter 67

Lolahunter 67

6 months ago

Great place to play the flute and befriend some monkeys