• Participants-only benefits page (coupons available at restaurants, information on hidden spots)

  
  

• This is an all-inclusive set plan, so you won't have to worry about your schedule on Iriomote!

  
  
• Take a short trek to visit the waterfall known as "Lucky Waterfall"
• Commemorative photos of the blue sea and white island at Barasu Island are sure to look great on Instagram!

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[Information]

Currently, the number of days that the tour operates is quite limited due to
the small size of Barasu Island.

In addition, please note that even after your reservation is confirmed, the
local tour operator may suddenly decide not to proceed with the tour.

- Course Information -

Departure time: Around 9:30 You will be informed of the meeting time and place the day before the tour.

・Meeting place: Hotel/Uehara Port, Iriomote Island ・Duration: Approximately 6
hours ・End time: [Half-day plan] 12:30

[1-day plan] 15:30

・Disbanding location: Hotel/Iriomote Island Uehara Port ・Minimum number of
participants: 1

[Meeting place information]

①Hotel pick-up service available area: Hotels in the Uehara area of Iriomote
Island ②In front of the red vending machine at Uehara Port on Iriomote Island
Address: 553-1 Uehara, Taketomi-cho, Yaeyama-gun, Okinawa 907-1541

- Spot Introduction -

・Barasu Island, the "Miracle Island" Barasu Island is a small island formed by
a rise in the white sand (barasu) of coral. The waters around Barasu Island
are called "Sekisei Lagoon" and are home to some of the largest and most
beautiful coral reefs in Japan, and are also designated as a national park.
This uninhabited island floats alone on the blue ocean, with only pure white
sand and emerald blue water. The water is highly transparent and the coral is
beautiful, making it perfect for snorkeling.

・Mangrove forest (Iriomote Island)

Iriomote Island, known as "Japan's last uncharted territory," is filled with
overwhelming nature. SUP/canoeing in this natural environment is a standard
activity on Iriomote Island. At our destination, "Lucky Waterfall," we'll take
a commemorative photo at the waterfall basin!

・Caving

The various large and small limestone caves created by the great nature of
Iriomote Island will give you a great sense of adventure. The natural
limestone caves are narrow, so you have to use your whole body to explore,
which is the charm of this spot, and there are also many photogenic spots!