The distance is about 4 hours, and the rest stop is about 30 minutes, but there are really many people in the toilet. The time of the leader of the car was very clear. It is recommended to buy a mobile tour guide, but there is a large distance from the alighting point to the monastery. It is recommended to take a shuttle bus to visit it in the past. Otherwise, you need to wait in line for the restaurants inside. Reduced the time for real visits.

Go to the office and get a ticket. When you receive it, you will be told what bus you will stay on. The bus is unreserved, so if you get on the bus early you can sit in your favorite seat. Surprisingly, it seemed that there were more Japanese participants. It takes about 5 hours each way, but after running for about 2 hours, take a break in 30 minutes. For security reasons, all buses have to go out for security, so even those who are useless need to get out of the bus and spend time in the rest area. You will receive an admission ticket before you reach your destination, and you will be told where to enter and when to return. Even if you are sleeping, you will be guided individually later. In this tour, my stay in Monsan was 4 hours. But when I actually went around, I felt there were many 4 hours. I think it's best to spend 4 hours if you use an audio guide to look around and eat on the island. But actually, a couple of people came back one hour ago to find a bus. It may feel like

Highly recommend the tour and the staff! Although long - in my case it was a total of 10 hours of commute (5hrs per stretch) with 20 minute rest stops - the ride is very worthwhile! The place is beautiful, preserved, a charm! The guide Bart was very attentive, helpful and friendly speaking English, French and Spanish and the location of the agency is next to the Joan of Arc statue (on Rivoli on the side of the Louvre). Attention to change the ticket before boarding, so I recommend arriving 20 minutes before the boarding time.