It’s not just all about Surfing; Okinawa coast offers much more.
One of the largest aquariums in the world, featuring a massive tank with whale sharks.
A scenic rock formation offering breathtaking views of the East China Sea.
A cultural theme park showcasing traditional Okinawan culture and the impressive Gyokusendo Cave.
Known for its iconic lighthouse and stunning sunset views.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site reflecting Okinawa’s rich history and Ryukyu Kingdom architecture.
A popular spot for snorkeling and diving, famous for its glowing blue waters.
Not only a prime surf spot but also great for casual walks and local dining.
Accessible by bridge, known for its picturesque beaches and the Heart Rock formation.
A vibrant entertainment complex with shops, restaurants, and a Ferris wheel.