Senaga Island

There's ample time for sightseeing and taking photos at each attraction, and the guide/driver always checks the number of passengers before setting off. The bus is stocked with plenty of information about the attractions, making it perfect for independent travelers.

This was an activity I'd been wanting to try for a while. I booked it for Friday night, thinking there would be fewer cars, but it turned out there were actually quite a lot. I recommend booking during the day; the view is better, the scenery is more beautiful, and there's a chance of fewer cars. The 2-hour tour included a restroom break on Senaga Island. At first, I was a little scared because I wasn't familiar with the controls and the speed (it's quite powerful), but I got used to it later. The lead guide, Mr. HIRO, was very proactive in finding opportunities to take photos for us and would even switch positions so no one would be blocked. We communicated entirely in simple English, so there were no problems.

I arrived at American Village and spent the entire hour of free time on the beach. Relaxing and getting a nice tan! If only it weren't for the roar of the US military planes!

All the staff were very friendly. If you didn't speak the language, they provided information booklets, and the guides would frequently remind you which part you were on. They also offered tea. The canyon walk was easy, the scenery was beautiful, and the explanations of the attractions were quite interesting.