Cheap Holidays to Hagi

Hagi Holidays

Hagi is whispering in the wind. When you're ready to respond to the call, the adept team at ebookers will be there to carry you away with brilliant flight and accommodation deals.

There are absolutely no limits to the things you'll experience if you book with us. With a worldwide network of over 500 airline partners and more than 500,000 worldwide properties, if you can imagine it, we can get you there.

Still needing a little bit more peace of mind? We're committed to having the best Flight + Hotel deals so if you happen upon a price that tops ours within 48 hours pre check in, we guarantee that we will match it and return the difference. That's our Price Guarantee.

Whether you're looking for a vibrant capital or the serenity of a secluded hideaway, we can help you satisfy your wanderlust.Terms and Conditions apply.

Holidays in Hagi

Ready for your next great trip? Come and find out what Hagi is all about!

Often, it's the people of a city that make it unique. In this part of Yamaguchi, there's 44,000 of them.

Hagi isn't too far from Abu, which is situated 7 miles to the north. Tokyo, the national capital, is to be found 470 miles to the east.

If you're looking for somewhere to while away an afternoon with food and family, load up a picnic hamper and stop by Sekicho Park.

If you're looking for some time out and a breath of fresh air, plan a trip to Kasayama or Susa Hornfels. Kasa-yama is another inspiration-filled place in which to spend a relaxing afternoon.

The Hagi Uragami Museum and Ito Hirobumi House are ideal places to escape a stormy day. Take a look at the absorbing displays and ask the helpful staff about guided tours and other special happenings! The Hagi Hakubutsukan and the Kumaya Art Museum are also decent alternatives.

Explore the rich past of this city and its surrounds through the collection of interesting displays and artefacts at the Yoshida Shoin History Museum.

Visiting significant historic attractions is a terrific way to gain a real understanding of times gone by. Delve into Hagi's past at Ruins of Hagi Castle and Kikuya Family Residence. If you want more, Yukawa Family Old Residence and Birthplace of Shinsaku Takasugi also shouldn't be missed.

Want to add a spiritual aspect to your trip? Pay a visit to Shoin Shrine and the Tokoji Temple. If you're ready to explore even more, continue your sightseeing at Shizukiyama Shrine and the Enseiji Temple.

While the bulk of civic structures are purely practical, others serve more honourable purposes. Dedicated to the people that have helped shape this area into what we see today, the Hagi Reverberatory and Kubota House are two of these special places.

If you can't resist a bit of shopping, you'll probably want to avoid Hagi Seaside Market. The excellent range of outlets available there will be far too tempting.

You're sure to have a fun afternoon wandering around Aiba Waterway.