| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Get there on your own |
1. If the sea conditions and weather are bad, the trip may be interrupted or suspended. In case of strong winds, children may be refused entry and participation will be determined by the captain, related to weight.
2. The number of people to experience is 1-3 adults. However, due to the sea conditions or strong winds on the day, you may ride with on-site staff or other guests. Please understand.
3. Please wear clothes that will not hurt you if you get wet when experiencing this itinerary. It is recommended to prepare a change of clothes and towels. It is recommended not to wear shoes with heels.
4. Arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes in advance. Please do not be late.
5. Please carry the minimum amount of luggage when boarding the ship, such as valuables, camera, camera waterproof cloth, etc.
6. It is not recommended for pregnant women and tourists with the following diseases or other tourists who should not be over-stimulated to participate in this project: high blood pressure, heart disease, fear of heights, asthma, epilepsy, etc.
7. Companions or guardians can board the boat together, but priority will be given to those who participate in the experience. If there are too many people, non-participants may be refused boarding.
This activity is most commonly known as parasailing or parascending. It involves being towed behind a boat while attached to a specially designed parachute, ascending high into the air. This allows participants to enjoy panoramic views of the Kerama Sea and surrounding islands from a unique perspective, combining the thrill of flight with stunning oceanic scenery.
No, the Kerama Sea high-altitude parachute dragging experience is not the same as paragliding. This experience is parasailing, where you are securely tethered to a boat and lifted into the air. Paragliding, on the other hand, is a free-flight sport where individuals launch from high ground and glide using wind currents. Parasailing offers a stable and exhilarating high-altitude view while being towed.
Participants can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Kerama Islands, a designated national park renowned for its incredibly clear turquoise waters. From a high altitude, you will witness the vibrant coral reefs, the beautiful interplay of various ocean blues, and the distant Okinawa coastline. It offers a unique bird's eye perspective of the stunning natural beauty.
This experience is designed to be enjoyable for a wide range of participants. It is especially suitable for couples looking for a romantic adventure, best friends seeking a shared thrilling moment, and families with children (who meet specific age and weight requirements) for a memorable parent-child activity. It offers a gentle yet exciting way to appreciate the Kerama Sea.
The Kerama Sea high-altitude parachute dragging experience typically departs from designated ports in Naha, Okinawa. Participants will usually meet at a specific location at the harbor before boarding the boat that will transport them to the parasailing zone within the beautiful Kerama Sea. Detailed meeting instructions are generally provided upon booking confirmation.
Safety is a top priority for this experience. All equipment, including parachutes, harnesses, and boats, undergoes rigorous and regular inspections and maintenance. Experienced and certified staff provide comprehensive safety briefings and clear instructions before the activity. Life jackets are mandatory, and weather conditions are continuously monitored to ensure a safe and enjoyable adventure.
While the entire activity, including boat travel to and from the parasailing spot, may take a couple of hours, the actual time spent airborne during the Kerama Sea high-altitude parachute dragging flight is typically around 10 to 15 minutes. This duration provides ample opportunity to soak in the incredible aerial views and enjoy the unique sensation of floating above the water.
It is recommended to bring swimwear (worn under clothes), a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. You might also want to bring a waterproof bag for any personal belongings you wish to keep dry while on the boat. Some operators offer complimentary GoPro rental for capturing your experience, which can be confirmed beforehand.