Category
From ferry ports
Routes from the port where your car ferry arrives to sightseeing spots.
Enlarged map of the Matsuyama area
- Starting point
- Destination (tap a number to open the article)
From Habu Port, Nagasaki Pier
From Niihama-higashi Port
From Toyo Port
From Matsuyama Kanko Port
From Takahama Port
From Mitsuhama Port
From Yawatahama Port
From Misaki Port
- Port
- Kamijima
From Innoshima to Kamijima by Car Ferry on the Shimanami Kaido: Tateishi Port, Iwagi Bridge, and Iwagi Kyodokan
Habu Port, Nagasaki Pier (土生港（長崎桟橋）), Innoshima, Onomichi, Hiroshima → Iwagi Kyodokan (岩城郷土館), Iwagi Island, Kamijima
The drive from Imabari to Kamijima, checked on the Kamijima Town official pages. The boat from Imabari Port to Kamijima does not take cars. Take the Ikuna Ferry from Nagasaki Pier on Innoshima to Tateishi Port, then cross Iwagi Bridge to Iwagi Island. This article covers fares, trips, parking, and road closures.
- Port
- Matsuyama
From Mitsuhama Port to Nakajima by car ferry, driving around Prefectural Road 41, the Nakajima Loop Road
Mitsuhama Port → Nakajima (Kutsuna Islands)
A route that crosses from Mitsuhama Port to Nakajima (Kutsuna Islands) on a Nakajima Kisen ferry, drives once around the island counterclockwise from Oura Port, and returns. It covers the ports where cars can get on and off, the prefectural road, the gas station, toilets and parking, and the return sailings.
- Port
- Niihama
From Niihama-higashi Port to Minetopia Besshi, via Prefectural Roads 336 and 47 and the municipal road to Tonaru
Niihama-higashi Port → Minetopia Besshi
From arriving at Niihama-higashi Port by car ferry from Kobe to Minetopia Besshi at the Besshi Copper Mine. This article lines up, in the official wording, the ship's arrival times, the temporary closure on October 17 and the taiko festival traffic restrictions, and the rules for Municipal Road Kawamata-Tonaru Line to Tonaru.
- Port
- Matsuyama
From Takahama Port to Gogoshima by car ferry, driving Prefectural Road 195, the Gogoshima Loop Road, and the island roads
Takahama Port → Gogoshima (Matsuyama)
A route that crosses from Takahama Port to Gogoshima (Matsuyama) with your car on the Gogoshima ferry, drives clockwise around the island from Tomari Port, and returns. It covers fares, sailings and the last sailing, Prefectural Road 195, toilets and fuel, the road collapse in Kadota-cho, and the temporary schedule for October 14 to 20.
- Port
- Saijo, Toon, Matsuyama
From Toyo Port to Dogo Onsen: By Expressway or by National Routes 196 and 11
Toyo Port → Dogo Onsen
From getting off the ferry at Toyo Port, which is due to arrive at 6 a.m. with your car on the overnight ferry from Osaka, to Dogo Onsen. We checked on official pages the route by the Imabari-Komatsu Expressway and the Matsuyama Expressway, the route by National Routes 196 and 11, rest places open early in the morning, and the schedule of suspended sailings and night closures.
- Port
- Matsuyama
From Matsuyama Kanko Port to Dogo Onsen: Prefectural Road 19 and Rokkenya-Ishite Line
Matsuyama Kanko Port → Dogo Onsen
From arriving at Matsuyama Kanko Port by car ferry from Hiroshima or Kure to Dogo Onsen. The road in front of the port is Prefectural Road 19 (Matsuyama Ko Line), and you can enter Dogo Onsen Parking only by turning right from the south.
- Port
- Ikata
From Misaki Port to Sadamisaki Lighthouse, Prefectural Road 256 and the 1.8 km walk
Misaki Port (三崎港) → Sadamisaki Lighthouse (佐田岬灯台)
From Misaki Port, where you arrive by ferry from Oita, to Sadamisaki Lighthouse. The road to the lighthouse is Prefectural Road 256, not National Route 197, and beyond the parking lot you walk a promenade.
- Port
- Yawatahama, Ozu
From Yawatahama Port to Ozu Castle, National Route 197 and the closure of Yawatahama Road
Yawatahama Port (八幡浜港) → Ozu Castle (大洲城)
From Yawatahama Port, where you arrive with your car on a ferry from Kyushu, to Ozu Castle. Between the port and Ozu the road is National Route 197, and a full daytime closure of the parallel Yawatahama Road has been announced for October 13 to 30, 2026 (excluding Saturdays and Sundays).