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Yoshino Beach, Miyako Island’s top snorkeling spot, offers vibrant fish, stunning coral reefs, and excellent beach facilities for an unforgettable underwater adventure.

Tuyumya Grave honors a 16th-century Miyako leader with a unique tomb style, located in central Hirara and recognized as a national cultural treasure.

Sunayama Beach offers stunning sand, clear waters, and rock formations—perfect for a relaxing escape with beautiful views and easy access.

Miyakojima Botanical Garden offers over 1,600 types of tropical plants, including native and exotic species, with scenic walking trails to explore in Miyako’s inland.

Maehama Beach offers 7 km of white sand, perfect swimming conditions, water sports, and stunning sunsets—one of Japan’s most beautiful and convenient beaches.

Cape Higashi-Hennazaki offers a scenic lighthouse, stunning coastal views, and tranquility, making it a must-visit destination on Miyako Island for nature lovers.

Barasu Island is a tiny coral island near Iriomote with crystal-clear waters and great snorkeling. Accessible only by tour, it's a peaceful escape packed with underwater beauty.

Hoshizuna no Hama, known for its star-shaped sand, is perfect for swimming and snorkeling. A natural, peaceful beach offering a glimpse into Okinawa’s unique ecosystem.

Iriomote Wildlife Conservation Center highlights the conservation of Iriomote Yamaneko wildcats, with educational displays about the island's wildlife. See live feeds and learn about the island’s ecology in English.

Kayak Tours on Iriomote Island let you paddle through tranquil mangrove rivers with or without a guide—perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.