• In the Yaeyama Islands area, we have served over 300,000 customers to date, approximately one-fifth of whom were international travelers from Hong Kong and Taiwan.

  
  

• Since our establishment in 2016, we have had no serious safety incidents, and all our activities are beginner-friendly (you can participate even if you can't swim or paddle).

  
  

• During the tour, the guide will take photos with a special waterproof camera, free of charge.

  
  

• Showers are available free of charge after the tour (amenities are available at an additional cost).

  
  
• Exclusive benefits page for participants (coupons usable at restaurants, information on hidden gem spots)

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- Course Information -

・Meeting times: 6:00/9:00/13:30

*Meeting and departure times may vary depending on the season and field conditions on the day. The shop will contact you the day before the tour to inform you of the meeting place and time.

・Meeting place: Hotel/Ishigaki Port Remote Island Terminal ・Duration:
Approximately 7 hours ・Ending time: 11:15/15:45/20:15

・Disbanding location: Hotel/Ishigaki Port Remote Island Terminal ・Minimum
number of participants: 1

[Meeting place information]

① Hotel pickup and drop-off (Meeting time will be announced the day before the
tour)

Target area: Hotels in southern Ishigaki city

② Ishigaki Port Remote Island Terminal Main Entrance (Meeting time will be
announced the day before the tour)

Address: Misakicho, Ishigaki, Okinawa 907-0012

- Spot introduction -

・Miyara River Mangrove Forest Located on Ishigaki Island's signature Miyara
River, the Miyara River Mangrove Forest is so peaceful you'll want to take a
deep breath. The mangrove forest stretches for 1.5km from the river mouth.
It's one of the places where you can get up close and personal with Ishigaki
Island's nature, and is a quiet, secluded spot that isn't heavily touristed.
It was designated a national natural monument in 1972.

・Blue Cave (Ishigaki Island)

The much talked about hidden spot, the Blue Cave, shines blue in the sunlight,
as its name suggests. Of the several Blue Cave locations in Japan, the Blue
Cave on Ishigaki Island is unique in that it is deep enough for adults to
reach when the tide is out, making it safe for children and those new to
marine sports to enjoy.