Things to do in Nago

I would say this park is more geared towards children, but my husband and I visited on our honeymoon in Okinawa and we really enjoyed the easy nature of the park. I love gardens and plants, I would say walking around and taking in all the beautiful plants and landscaping, as well as the amazing butterfly exhibit, was a highlight. With the winery, distillery, and all you can eat samples in the sweet shop, there is something for everyone here. The dinosaurs were fun, I kind of felt like I was in Jurassic park on the self driving jeeps! I really enjoyed my time here! Recommend going as soon as it opens, we were able to enjoy being along for a good amount of time before it got very busy even on a weekday.

we are able to use this pass and you are able to save a lot when buying this, just make sure that u reserve and with the correct dates of visit, were able to explore ryukyu, okinawa world and cave and the zoo.

We were cutting it close on time, but we were able to wear Ryukyu costumes at Manzamo. You should allow about 10 minutes walking from the parking lot to the Churaumi Aquarium. Tickets are handed out on the spot, so from the parking lot to the entrance, it's a group activity. If you want to go quickly, you can choose the no-ticket plan and prepare your own tickets separately. The guide will tell you a lot of stories about Kouri Island and other places. At Nago Pineapple Park, you will receive your ticket and then a description of the ticket, before entering. The park is surprisingly large, so to get around in 50 minutes, it's best to walk around at a fairly brisk pace. I was able to go around the route at a brisk pace. There are also shortcut routes along the way, so you may want to go around those as well. At Okashi Goten, we received tickets on the bus. There's something good that happens when you show this ticket at the store. There's hotel送迎 to and from the hotel, which I think is different from other tours, so I decided on this tour. In fact, there were even people participating in wheelchairs. Highly recommended tour.

A great spot for families with kids! If you want to see dinosaurs, this is the place. Be extra careful if it rains, as the paths inside go up and down and can be slippery. Make sure to wear shoes with good traction.

it was a hassle free booking and guide was able to converse quite comfortably in English. the ride was fun and we tried out the different trails in the 90 mins. there was a water break every 30 mins. instructions were clear and we rode using the provided sandals. first time riding an atv with open front sandals. towels were provided after the ride to clean our feet and guide did the video and photos for us dubbed with okinawa music.

My family of 5 enjoyed this experience. It was fun and adventurous. Our guide was super helpful and spoke English. We all agreed that we will definitely go again.

Our Chinese-speaking driver/guide provided explanations and helped take photos at each location and throughout the ride. The service was very attentive, and my relatives and elders were very satisfied. Although it was a bit more expensive than a Japanese private car, it was worth it!

I think the guide was a really good fit. She was a slender Korean woman in her 30s or 40s, and she explained everything in a gentle and calm manner. At each drop-off location, she clearly explained the location of restrooms, tourist attractions, the route back to the vehicle, and other tips. She also provided a general introduction to Okinawa (with picture materials in a sketchbook) and constantly checked the schedule (duration of time) in between. However, it would have been nice to stay a bit longer at the end, even just 10 more minutes, to see more of the sunset. The bus had drink holders and bag hooks, but the person in front excessively used the recliner function, so I had to say something. Except for going from the parking lot to the Churaumi Aquarium entrance, I liked that we were able to get off the bus after receiving explanations in advance and act freely with our group (besides help with admission fees and ticketing). The pineapples at the Kouri Bridge shopping area are expensive, so I recommend the shops on Kokusai Street or the domestic flight terminal (didn't see them at American Village). I tried the purple sweet potato tart and chinsuko snacks sold in small quantities at the rest area as a snack, which was helpful when buying souvenirs.

Lovely experience. The kids enjoyed discovering all the different kinds of fruit.