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Cape Hedo is Okinawa's northern tip, with stunning cliff views and beautiful coastal trails. A perfect escape for nature lovers, it’s best explored by car for a scenic, peaceful adventure.

Gesashi Bay Mangrove Forest invites you to explore Okinawa’s largest mangroves with canoe tours, scenic boardwalks, and peaceful views from the observation deck—perfect for a nature getaway.

Native Okinawan Village offers a glimpse into traditional Okinawan culture, with over 20 restored homes and no admission fee. Explore the island's heritage at your own pace.

Champuru is Okinawa’s famous stir-fry dish. Try goya champuru with tofu, egg, pork, or spam. Other tasty versions include tofu, fu, and papaya champuru. A must-eat while in Okinawa!

Odo Kaigan Coast offers peaceful snorkeling away from the crowds, with rocky shores, clear waters, and diverse marine life for those seeking a quieter Okinawa beach escape.

Mibaru Beach offers a peaceful getaway with a stretch of coastline perfect for a quiet beach experience, complete with basic accommodations and simple facilities, ideal for relaxing and enjoying nature.

Emerald Beach offers three unique sections for play, relaxation, and scenic views within the Ocean Expo Park, with various activities and great facilities for an enjoyable visit.

Moon Beach offers a beautiful sandy beach with swimming, parasols, volleyball, and exciting water activities. Enjoy a lively atmosphere and various facilities for a fun day at the beach.

Manza Beach offers a stunning 300-meter beach with soft sand, luxury resort facilities, and plenty of activities for both guests and day visitors. A must-visit for beach lovers!

Cape Maeda is Okinawa’s top spot for snorkeling and diving, known for its colorful marine life, swimmable sea cave, and great facilities—all set along the stunning central coast.