Southern Okinawa Highlights Day Tour | Cape Chinen・Mibaru Beach・Okinawa World・Senaga Island・Outlet / DMM Aquarium | Chinese-Speaking Guide (Okinawa World Ticket Included)

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— Attractions —

• One of Okinawa's most breathtaking scenic spots — the Niraikanai Bridge! (viewed from the bus window)

When it comes to scenic drives as famous as the Kouri Bridge and the Kaichu (Mid-Sea) Road, the Niraikanai Bridge naturally comes to mind. From the bus window, you can admire the bridge's graceful curves and magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean — scenery so beautiful you won't be able to look away.

• Cape Chinen Park — the vast Pacific Ocean right before your eyes!

About a 5-minute drive after crossing the Niraikanai Bridge, you'll reach Cape Chinen Park. A loop around the park takes about 20 minutes, offering sweeping views of crystal-clear water — you can almost see the coral reefs. The park is also beautifully maintained, so you can stroll around comfortably even in sandals.

• Mibaru Beach

Mibaru Beach is the closest natural beach to Naha, with a dreamy kilometer-long stretch of white sand and soothing views of layered crystal-blue sea — one of Okinawa's must-visit hidden-gem beaches. Hop on a glass-bottom boat to admire Okinawa's beautiful coral reefs and abundant tropical fish, and if you're lucky, you may even spot a sea turtle. It's like a floating aquarium! No swimming or diving skills are required and there is no age limit, so the whole family can join with ease.

• Okinawa World (Culture Kingdom & Gyokusendo Cave) — marvel at natural stalactite wonders

Gyokusendo Cave is one of the best-known attractions among travelers. Located inside the large theme park Okinawa World, it is one of Japan's largest and most impressive limestone caves. The open section stretches about 890 meters and is designed for easy walking, taking around 30–40 minutes to complete — perfect for the whole family.

• Itoman Seafood Market — a dazzling array of fresh seafood at appealing prices

Itoman Seafood Market isn't very big, but it offers a full range of food. Apart from pre-packaged items, you simply fill a small plastic box yourself and pay at the counter. Prices are cheaper than elsewhere, and everything is wonderfully fresh!

• Okinawa ASHIBINAA Outlet — affordable designer shopping ※ Choose to stay here for 1 hour 50 minutes, or continue to the next stop, iias Okinawa Toyosaki

Okinawa ASHIBINAA Outlet gathers more than 100 brands, including international designer labels such as Coach, Michael Kors, Vivienne Westwood, TOMMY HILFIGER, and agnès b., as well as sports and casual brands like THE NORTH FACE, BEAMS, ABC-MART, and Adidas. With great prices and tax-free shopping, it's a must-visit shopping stop on any Okinawa trip!

• iias Okinawa Toyosaki (approx. 1.5-hour stop) ※ Visit the DMM Aquarium at a special discounted price, exclusive to bus guests!

Southern Okinawa's most talked-about shopping landmark brings together a wide range of brand stores, restaurants, and leisure facilities — shopping, dining, and relaxation all in one place. The mall is also home to the hugely popular DMM Aquarium, where dreamlike lighting and digital technology create an immersive underwater world beyond imagination. If shopping isn't your thing, you can purchase a discounted DMM Aquarium ticket and explore the dazzling, colorful world beneath the sea.

• Senaga Island Umikaji Terrace — indulge in relaxing, luxurious moments surrounded by beautiful views

Opened in July 2015, the Umikaji Terrace on Senaga Island lets you watch planes sweep across the sky at close range and quietly savor beautiful sunsets — a charm unique to Senaga Island in southern Okinawa.