• A must-visit route in southern Okinawa connecting Gyokusendo Cave and Cape Chinen

  
  

• Explore the Kingdom Village and the largest stalactite cave in the Orient to experience traditional culture

  
  

• Sea Grape Farm Experience | Pick and eat fresh Okinawa sea grapes (only for packages including sea grapes)

  
  

• Chartered bus tour of the south | Visit Cape Chinen, Gyokusendo Cave, and Senaga Island in one day without the need to drive

  
  

－ Itinerary Introduction －

• Niraikanai Bridge

Niraikanai Bridge is a poetic mountain highway bridge that winds its way down,
connecting the valley to the coast. Famous for its magnificent scenery and
curved lines, driving across it feels like traveling between tropical greenery
and the deep blue ocean. Overlooking from the bridge, you can take in the
sparkling, vast East China Sea, which is especially breathtaking on sunny days
or at dusk. In the Okinawan language, NIRAIKANAI means 'utopia,' a place where
gods are said to reside, giving this bridge cultural and spiritual
significance. Enjoy the scenery along the way from the car and experience the
atmosphere of this southern utopia.

• Cape Chinen Park

Located in the southern part of Okinawa's main island, Cape Chinen Park is one
of the best spots to enjoy the magnificent Pacific Ocean view. Lush green
lawns extend to the coast, weaving a dreamlike landscape with the azure sea.
On clear days, you can even see Kudaka Island and the endless horizon where
the sea meets the sky. The park offers a tranquil environment with gentle
walking paths, making it perfect for strolling, taking photos, and a popular
spot for locals to relax and have picnics.

• Okinawa World & Gyokusendo Cave

Okinawa World recreates the streetscape of the Ryukyu Kingdom, making you feel
as if you have traveled back in time. The park features museums, hands-on
activities, and performances, allowing travelers to gain a deep understanding
of Okinawa's history and culture. Step into Gyokusendo Cave, known as the best
limestone cave in the Orient, and feel the wonders of nature. The Habu Museum
Park offers various thrilling experiences, including a world-class venomous
snake museum, live snake and reptile exhibits, and snake and mongoose shows.
In addition, there is a magnificent EISA drum performance, showcasing powerful
beats, energetic dance steps, and a passionate atmosphere, allowing you to
experience the essence of traditional Ryukyuan performances. This is a must-
visit tourist destination for gaining a deeper understanding of Okinawan
culture.

• Itoman Fish Market (Not included in plans with meals)

Located in Itoman City in southern Okinawa, Itoman Fish Market is a local hub
for fresh catches, retaining a strong fishing port atmosphere. The market
sells a variety of fresh seafood, including lobster, fresh fish, shellfish,
and Okinawan specialty seaweed, which can be processed or tasted on the spot.
It is a must-visit spot for travelers who want to experience Okinawan seafood
culture.

• Sea Grape Farm (Applicable to plans including sea grapes)

A specialized experience farm for the unique Okinawan delicacy 'sea grapes,'
where visitors can tour the breeding grounds, experience harvesting, and enjoy
'sea grape scooping' to eat them freshly picked. You can also taste the
world's first raw sea grape soft-serve ice cream. Because these sea grapes are
freshly scooped from the seawater, they have a particularly crisp and
refreshing texture, and when paired with Okinawa's unique sauce, they offer a
distinct and fresh flavor.

• Senaga Island

Senaga Island is located near Naha Airport and is a popular leisure and
tourist destination in southern Okinawa. The island features expansive seaside
walking paths, natural beaches, cafes, and various shops, allowing you to
enjoy shopping while taking in the beautiful Okinawan sea views. From the
observation deck, you can overlook the sunset and enjoy a romantic atmosphere.