Things to do in Okinawa World

Great experience and very enjoyable, hassle free and convenient to purchase ticket via Klook, very worth to visit, the Okinawa World is huge, spent 2.5-3.5 hours to visit whole area, highly recommended.

The stalactites in Gyokusendo Cave at Okinawa World are spectacular, and the traditional Eisa drum performance is also very impressive. If you prefer not to visit the aquarium, you can choose to explore the shopping malls instead. The itinerary is quite flexible and can be adjusted to your preferences. Senaga Island offers beautiful scenery and is a great spot for photos. The seafood at Itoman Fish Market is fresh and delicious, making for a very satisfying meal. The Funpass app provides detailed guided explanations! I highly recommend Klook's Okinawa Southern One-Day Tour. The overall itinerary is rich and well-arranged, saving a lot of time on transportation and transfers, making the entire trip easy and enjoyable.

Easy to use straight after purchase. Just scan the QR code on ghe voucher directly at the attractions for entry. Pass is a very worthwhile deal to visit multiple attractions!

The southern tour itinerary is very comfortable, and the distance between stops is much shorter than in the northern part, so there is almost enough time to explore everywhere. It is very easy to find the tour guide at the meeting point. Mr. Guan's explanations were friendly and interesting, helping us better understand local Okinawan culture. The glass-bottom boat costs an additional 2000 yen, but the underwater views are incredibly clear and well worth recommending. Shopping is a choice between the OUTLET and iias; choosing iias means slightly less shopping time in order to pick up the OUTLET group on the way back, but you get a good ice cream discount coupon. The DMM aquarium is next to iias, and discounted tickets are also available. Since there are many interactive activities inside, it is totally fine to separate from the group and stay longer to explore and play. However, Senagajima island next is truly beautiful with the sunset, and if you get tired of walking, you can soak in the free foot bath to relax.

The best Okinawa experience - dynamic, beautiful, no delays, great guide (attention to every guest and the best recommendations). Thank you, Madam Zuo San! Okinawa is in our hearts.

You need to buy tickets the day before. Exchanging tickets was easy. We arrived at 10 AM. No water or drinks are allowed inside. There are lockers available to store bags for 100 Japanese Yen per use, and you can get your coin back. If you don't have change, you can exchange money at the counter. The facility is divided into about seven major zones, each with a theme. It was a bit dark when we first entered, but the kids weren't afraid once they started playing. It's highly interactive with many ways to play. We happened to meet a Japanese staff member who spoke Chinese and gave us a very detailed introduction, so we got to enjoy many of the intricate details. The kids played inside for two hours.

Visiting Okinawa World Cave was a great experience! The cave is beautiful, with impressive rock formations and well-maintained walking paths. The atmosphere inside is cool and peaceful, making it a nice escape from the heat. The staff were friendly, and the whole area was clean and easy to explore. I really enjoyed the visit and would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Okinawa!

The south of Okinawa was the second of the two day tours we signed up with Klook in Okinawa. Our tour guide Momo was extremely friendly and also helped take individual photos so we capture wonderful memories of Okinawa. The one-day tour itinerary encapsulates the beauty of Okinawa with stops at a windy cape, the sunny beach, mysterious underground cave and Greek-like Senaga Island. An extremely relaxing day tour!