Okinawa Southern Sightseeing Bus Day Trip: Chinen Cape Park, Niigata Beach, Okinawa World Culture Kingdom Village, Gyokusendo Cave, DMM Aquarium, Senaga Island. Reservations for Happy Pancakes are available.

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[Explanation of the choice between the two itineraries]
This itinerary offers a choice between visiting DMM Aquarium and Senaga Island. You can choose your destination on the day of your trip, but you cannot change it midway through the trip.

【Reservation Information for Senagashima Happy Pancakes】

1. Only 20 free takeaway assistance slots are available for each travel date. First come, first served, and no additional slots can be added once all slots are filled.

2. The pancake shop is located on Senaga Island, and a single serving costs approximately 1400 yen.

3. If you choose the 【DMM Aquarium】 package, the tour guide can help you reserve pancakes, but the pick-up time will be significantly delayed, and there is a risk that the food may be deformed or have an affected taste. Please consider this carefully before choosing this package.

4. Guests who select the 【DMM Aquarium】 package are not allowed to eat pancakes on the bus. The reserved pancakes must be enjoyed after returning to Naha city. Please be aware of this.

5. The reservation service for Happiness Pancakes does not include dine-in, and we cannot guarantee that the food is completely free of specific allergens.

【Chinen Cape Park】

This is a super popular cliffside viewpoint in southern Okinawa, offering a 250-degree panoramic view of the vast Pacific Ocean. The endless, gradient, jelly-like sea is breathtaking. The park features lush green lawns and a wooden boardwalk along the sea, providing unobstructed views. On a clear day, you can see Kudaka Island, a sacred site of the Ryukyu Islands, in the distance. The seamless blend of sea and sky creates a soothing and therapeutic landscape.

【Shinhara Beach】
This popular natural white sand beach in southern Okinawa is conveniently located near Naha. The long stretch of pristine white sand is complemented by a stunningly clear, multi-layered sea with exceptionally high water transparency. The shore is lined with unique sea-eroded rock formations, preserving the island's pristine natural beauty. The shallow, calm waters are perfect for strolling, wading, and collecting seashells, making it ideal for family trips. The beach's signature experience is a glass-bottom boat tour (group discount 1800 yen/person, additional cost on-site). No need to go into the water or swim; simply observe the coral reefs and schools of tropical fish through the transparent glass bottom of the boat. With luck, you might even spot a sea turtle – it's like a floating aquarium.

【Okinawa World Culture Kingdom & Gyokusendo Cave】
This classic park in southern Okinawa combines nature and culture, comprising Gyokusendo Cave, a 300,000-year-old natural limestone cave, and Kingdom Village, a recreation of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Gyokusendo Cave is one of Japan's largest limestone caves, stretching approximately 5 kilometers with an 890-meter-long open walking trail. It boasts nearly a million stalactites and stalagmites, each growing only 1 centimeter every 30 years, a testament to the accumulation of water droplets over hundreds of thousands of years, creating this underground wonder. Famous attractions such as the "Giraffe Curtain," "Thousand Monks," and "Underground Blue Spring" are illuminated with a dreamlike and magnificent glow. The cave maintains a constant temperature of 21-24°C, making it comfortable for summer retreats and unaffected by rain. Exiting the cave leads to Kingdom Village, a recreation of a traditional Ryukyu Kingdom settlement, complete with red-tiled houses and traditional wind lion statues. The park regularly hosts the exhilarating EISA Taiko drum performance, allowing visitors to experience the charm of traditional Okinawan folk customs. It also features workshops for Ryukyu glassmaking, red dyeing, and other handicrafts, as well as restaurants and specialty shops where visitors can sample local Okinawan cuisine. The itinerary includes a full 2.5 hours of free time to explore underground caves, watch folk performances, and have a meal and rest, offering a unique experience of natural wonders and Ryukyu culture.

[Itoman Fish Market + Farmers Market]
Located in Itoman, a fishing village in southern Okinawa, the Itoman Fish Market is situated within the Itoman Road Station Park, a popular seafood and food hub for locals. The market brings together numerous vendors selling fresh catches delivered directly from the fishing port that day. Customers can purchase sashimi, grilled lobster, scallops, sea grapes, and other seafood, all cooked to order and enjoyed immediately.

【iias Toyosaki & DMM Aquarium】This option allows you to choose between visiting either Toyosaki or Senagashima Island. If you choose this option, you will have to give up your time to visit Senagashima Island.
iias Okinawa Toyosaki & DMM Aquarium (Aquarium tickets are not included and must be paid on-site). iias Okinawa Toyosaki is a large shopping and leisure mall in southern Okinawa, integrating dining, shopping and leisure. The popular DMM Kariyushi Aquarium is located inside the mall and is a new type of indoor experiential aquarium in Okinawa. It is not affected by rainy days and is perfect for family trips.

Senagashima Island
This popular outlying island, nicknamed "Little Greece of Okinawa," is connected to the main island of Okinawa via a bridge, eliminating the need for a ferry. It's also close to Naha Airport. The island's highlight, Umikaji Terrace, features a striking white tiered building that contrasts beautifully with the azure sea, making it a popular spot for taking photos and offering a unique close-up view of planes taking off and landing.