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Kanoya Rose Garden features over 50,000 roses and a café with rose-themed treats. A perfect spot to relax, enjoy nature, and capture the beauty of one of Japan’s top floral displays.

Uegusuku Castle Ruins offers stunning panoramic views of Kume Island from its hilltop location. Explore the historic ruins for a taste of the island's past and incredible scenery.

Tropical Fish Pools on Kume Island let you see colorful sea life up close in tide pools formed at low tide—no need to swim or snorkel to enjoy the underwater world!

Torinokuchi Rock is a bird-beak-shaped cliff on Kume Island’s southern tip. A coastal trail with ocean views makes it a peaceful and scenic walk for nature and photo lovers.

Tatami Ishi Rocks, a unique rock formation, is free to visit and offers stunning views. Explore nearby attractions like a sea turtle museum and public bathhouse.

Shinri Beach offers breathtaking sunsets and views, with a unique rocky inlet revealed at low tide, located in front of the Cypress Resort Hotel on the island's western coast.

Mifuga Rock is a scenic coastal landmark on Kume Island with a walk-through hole in the center. Easy to access by car and perfect for photos, it’s a must-stop for nature lovers.

Kumejima Sea Turtle Museum offers an educational experience about sea turtles with interactive exhibits and live tanks. It's a must-see for nature lovers and marine life enthusiasts.

Hatenohama Beach is a peaceful sandbar with limited facilities but great for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying nature. Accessible by tour boat from Kumejima.

Eef Beach is a peaceful coastal spot on Kumejima, offering water activities and essential facilities while staying close to the main tourist areas.