Day Trip to Southern Okinawa, Japan | Gyokusen Cave, Ryukyu Kingdom Village, Senaga Island, Cape Chinen, Itoman Seafood Market, Sea Grape Picking, and Optional All-You-Can-Eat Yakiniku | Departs from Naha

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- Itinerary Introduction -

• Niraikanai Bridge

The Niraikanai Bridge, a picturesque road bridge winding down the mountain, connects the valley to the coast. Renowned for its magnificent landscape and curving lines, driving across it feels like traversing a serpentine path between tropical greenery and the azure ocean. From the bridge, the shimmering, boundless expanse of the East China Sea is breathtaking, especially on clear days or at dusk. "NIRAIKANAI" means "Utopia" in Okinawan, and is said to be the abode of the gods, giving the bridge cultural and spiritual significance. Enjoy the scenery from your car and experience a sense of a southern utopia.

• Chinen Cape Park

Cape Chinen Park, located in southern Okinawa Main Island, is one of the best spots to enjoy breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. Lush green grass stretches to the shore, blending beautifully with the azure ocean to create a dreamlike scene. On clear days, you can even see Kudaka Island and the endless sea and sky. The park's tranquil environment and gently paved paths make it an ideal spot for strolling, taking photos, and a popular spot for locals to relax and picnic.

• Ryukyu World Kingdom Village + Gyokusen Cave

Okinawa World Kingdom recreates the streets of the Ryukyu Kingdom, evoking a journey back in time. The park features museums, experiential activities, and performances, offering visitors a deep dive into Okinawa's history and culture. Step into Gyokusendo, a stalactite cave renowned as the largest in the Orient, and experience the wonders of nature. The Serpent Museum Park offers a variety of thrilling experiences, including a world-class serpent museum, live snake and reptile displays, and performances by serpents and meerkats. Experience the essence of traditional Ryukyu performances with the majestic Eisa taiko drum performances, showcasing powerful drumming, energetic dance moves, and a vibrant atmosphere. This is a must-see destination for a deeper understanding of Okinawan culture.

• Itoman Seafood Market

Located in Itoman City in southern Okinawa, Itoman Seafood Market is a hub for local catches, preserving the rich charm of a fishing port. The market sells a wide variety of fresh seafood, including lobster, fish, shellfish, and Okinawan seaweed, all prepared and prepared on site. It's a must-see for travelers seeking to experience Okinawa's seafood culture.

• Sea Grapeland

This farm specializes in Okinawa's unique delicacy, sea grapes. Visitors can tour the farm, experience the harvesting process, and savor freshly picked sea grapes. They can also try the world's first raw sea grape soft serve ice cream. Because these sea grapes are freshly pulled from the ocean, they have a particularly crisp and refreshing taste. Paired with a unique Okinawan sauce, they offer a unique and refreshing flavor.

• Senaga Island

Senaga Island, located near Naha Airport, is a popular tourist destination in southern Okinawa. The island boasts extensive ocean-view promenades, a natural beach, cafes, and a variety of shops, offering a wide range of shopping opportunities while enjoying Okinawa's stunning ocean views. The observation deck offers a romantic setting for watching the sunset.