Okinawa and remote island tours and trips

A white sand beach on the west coast of Miyakojima. A rock cave that forms a natural arch formed by wave erosion and a shallow beach made of fine white sand. The gradation of the ocean seen from the top of the hill is a breathtaking view.

The easternmost point of the triangular Miyako Island is a beautiful cape jutting out into the deep blue sea.
It was designated a national historic site, place of scenic beauty and natural monument in 2007. In May, trumpet lilies bloom all around the cape.

Head to this mystical paradise on a semi-submersible sightseeing boat. The crystal clear waters of Miyakojima reveal another world, home to coral reefs and tropical fish.
You can enjoy walking through the ocean with your clothes on.

The widest beach on Miyakojima, with dazzling blue waters and sparkling white sand stretching as far as the eye can see.
The gradation of the ocean from the shore to a deep blue offshore is artistic.

A scenic spot on the westernmost and northernmost tip of Miyako Island. The cape is symbolized by three white windmills.
It is a scenic spot where a gentle breeze blows through, with views of Ikema Island, Irabu Island, and Ogami Island.

Imgya Marine Garden, located in Nambu of Miyakojima, is a seaside park that makes use of the natural inlet terrain.
"Imgya" means "surrounded spring water" in the local language. It is a popular spot with Iwayama surrounding a quiet beach, a promenade and an observation space.

This bridge connects Miyako Island and Irabu Island. It opened in Jan. 2015.
Its total length is 3,540m, and it can be remembered by the homonym "sango no shima."

The shallow sea surrounded by reefs has excellent transparency. Offshore from the beach, you can see large and small rocks that are said to have been washed up by the tsunami, creating a distinctive landscape of Sawada Beach.

Sarahama Fishing Port is a major fishing area for bonito, with a prefecture-wide share of the market of about 80%.
On the slope leading from Sarahama Fishing Port, colorful houses are packed together in a maze of narrow alleys, creating a scene reminiscent of a fishing town in a foreign country.

Airport with a resort feel opened in 2019. Direct flights are available from Tokyo, Osaka, and Hong Kong.
If you time it right, you might be able to see the "touch-and-go" process of taking off and landing repeatedly.

The runway perimeter road at Shimoji airport, located at the northern end of Shimoji is currently closed to vehicles.
If true north is 0 degrees, then aircraft land from a direction of 170 degrees, hence the name, with the "0" omitted.

Located in Okinawa-Prefecture Miyakojima Shihoku Saibu this 1,425m long bridge connects Miyakojima and Ikema.
The beauty of the ocean that can be experienced on an exhilarating sea drive is impressive. The sea that spreads out before you as you cross the bridge changes color depending on the angle from which you view it.

A 1,690m long bridge connecting Miyako Island and Kurima Island. On sunny days, you can enjoy the beautiful gradation of Miyako blue.
It opened in Mar. 1995 and was originally constructed as a farm road.

Along the coast of Ogami Island, there are strange mushroom-shaped rocks called Notches.
It is said that the rocks that rolled off the surface as the island rose up were gradually eroded by waves over the years, resulting in their current bizarre appearance.