| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Get there on your own |
| Minimum participant requirement | 1 traveler |
| Tour types | Guided tour |
| Meal arrangement | Lunch included |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights, Eco-tourism, Beachcombing |
| Transport | Sightseeing cruise |
| Cruise type | Sightseeing boat |
【Travel conditions】
【Travel planning/implementation】
Please arrive at the designated location 30 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
Meals are not included for children under the age of 6
The last boarding time is 15 minutes before the boat departure time. If you miss it, you will not be able to board the boat, so please be sure to pay attention to the time.
On the day of the itinerary, the arrival time at Tokashiki Island may be delayed due to sea conditions and weather conditions, resulting in a shortened stay on the island. No refunds will be given, please forgive me.
If the trip is canceled due to weather and sea conditions, we will contact you in advance. If the passenger is unable to reschedule, a full refund will be issued.
Toka Shiku Beach has shower facilities and changing rooms available for use, as well as small lockers (the number of lockers is limited and an additional fee is required).
Tokashiki Island provides beach umbrellas, snorkeling equipment rental and other services locally, and you can purchase additional ones after arriving on the island.
Please wear your swimsuit under your outerwear beforehand. Whenever you enter the sea for swimming, you must wear a life jacket.
This itinerary is a same-day round-trip itinerary. Please note that the return trip cannot be changed to other dates.
Passengers traveling on their own must arrive on time for the collection time. If you do not get on the boat due to personal reasons, no additional refunds will be given.
Please note that payment for additional equipment and itineraries must be made on the same day. Only cash in Japanese yen is accepted.
Ferry tickets are only open for booking 2 months in advance.
There is a shuttle service between Tokashiki Port and the beach. However, there are no seats for children, so adults need to hold the children on their knees.
Sea turtles are wild creatures and there is no guarantee that you will see sea turtles on the day of the experience. If no turtles are seen on the day, no refunds will be given. Please forgive me.
Please note that passengers with circulatory and respiratory system diseases, high blood pressure, otitis media, pregnant women, epilepsy, diabetes, liver diseases, hangovers, those who drank alcohol on the day, and are in poor health on the day will not be able to participate in the itinerary. If you are refused to participate due to the above reasons on the day of the event, no refund will be given.
Tokashiki Island, part of the Kerama Islands National Park, is renowned for its stunning clear waters and rich marine biodiversity. Tokashiku Beach, in particular, is a famous habitat for sea turtles, offering a high chance of spotting them while snorkeling. The island provides a perfect escape for those seeking beautiful beaches, snorkeling, and a relaxing day immersed in nature's beauty.
Tokashiku Beach is internationally recognized for its resident sea turtle population. Visitors often have the opportunity to observe sea turtles in their natural habitat while snorkeling near the shore. Besides turtles, the vibrant coral reefs surrounding Tokashiki Island teem with diverse tropical fish, making it an excellent spot for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts.
Upon arrival at Tokashiki Port, local buses or shuttle services are typically available to transport visitors to major beaches like Tokashiku Beach and Aharen Beach. Taxis can also be found, though they are limited. Renting a scooter or car on the island is another option for more independent exploration, offering flexibility to reach various viewpoints and less crowded spots.
Yes, Tokashiki Island offers various accommodation options for visitors wishing to stay overnight. These range from guesthouses and small hotels to campgrounds, primarily located near Aharen Beach and Tokashiki Port. Staying overnight allows for more relaxed exploration of the island and enjoying its serene evenings after the day-trippers depart.
Both Tokashiki and Zamami Islands offer spectacular beaches and excellent marine activities. Tokashiki Island is known for Tokashiku Beach, famous for sea turtles, and the larger Aharen Beach. Zamami Island boasts Furuzamami Beach, acclaimed for its beauty and snorkeling. Tokashiki is generally larger with more spread-out attractions, while Zamami has a more compact village feel, each offering a distinct experience depending on preference.
To reach Tokashiki Island from Naha, travelers can take either the high-speed ferry (Marine Liner Tokashiki) or the slower, general ferry (Ferry Tokashiki) from Tomari Port. The high-speed ferry offers a quicker journey, while the general ferry is more leisurely. During peak seasons, a summer-only boat might also be available, providing various choices for a relaxed and stress-free trip.
With 5-8 hours of free time at Tokashiku Beach, visitors can fully immerse themselves in beach activities. Popular choices include snorkeling to spot sea turtles and colorful fish in the clear waters, swimming, sunbathing on the sandy shore, or simply relaxing and enjoying the tranquil island atmosphere. Beach facilities are usually available for convenience.
Yes, for many day trip itineraries to Tokashiki Island, lunch is included. This convenience means visitors do not need to worry about planning or carrying their own meals, allowing for more time to enjoy the beautiful Tokashiku Beach and its surroundings. It ensures a fulfilling and hassle-free experience during the island excursion.