Things to do in Naha

I love Okinawa and this is a must do activity because we had so much fun. The staff were very nice and helpful. We had an amazing time in the island. Will definitely go back there and stay longer. First time to hold a sea cucumber and swim with the turtles. 😍😍😍

I'm truly grateful for the dedication of both tour guides on this trip. Bao, our guide for the northern itinerary, was incredibly patient and responsible, anticipating the needs of the travelers. He was concerned about us getting rained on and made sure everyone received their meals and tickets. I'm very thankful for his care. Although it rained during this trip, I felt very fulfilled. I also want to express my gratitude to Mu, our guide for the southern itinerary on the second day. He was very dedicated and enthusiastically introduced us to Okinawa. He always had a smile on his face during the journey and was very friendly to the children. He would send messages to remind us of the meeting time upon arrival at each location. I'm truly grateful and very impressed. If I have the opportunity to visit Okinawa again in the future, I will always remember the dedication of these two tour guides. Thank you both.

This day trip to northern Okinawa was very fulfilling and efficient, making it an excellent choice for first-time visitors. The itinerary covered the most classic landmarks in the north, saving you the hassle of planning your own transportation. The Churaumi Aquarium was the highlight, and seeing the massive "Kuroshio Sea" tank in person was breathtaking, while the Kouri Island Bridge and the beautiful ocean views were stunning. In addition, Cape Manza's Elephant Trunk Rock showcased the natural power of the Okinawan coast, and the final stop at American Village offered a diverse selection of shopping and dining, providing a relaxing end to the trip. Although the attractions were far apart, and some time was spent on the drive, the tour guide managed the time well, keeping the overall itinerary tight and organized. Overall, this is a high value tour that allows you to see the essence of Okinawa in one go, and is highly recommended for travelers who don't want to drive themselves. A perfect experience!

Very favorable and super convenient. The waiting place is very close to the hotel. It takes only one stop to get there by tram in the morning. The bus is also very easy to identify. Although he is not Taiwanese, the driver is very friendly and has good driving skills and is very professional. There is no tour guide on the bus, but in fact, many places in Okinawa are very friendly. There are many Chinese. This itinerary also has an audio guide. When you sit on the bus, there will be a guide to tell you where the next stop is, etc. I think it is great, and the guide is available in Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean. The small attractions stayed for about an hour, and the aquarium stayed for three hours. The time was just right and acceptable. The most important thing is that it is really convenient👍👍👍

This [Southern Okinawa Day Trip] was very well-planned and smooth, and the professional Mandarin-speaking tour guide greatly enhanced the experience. A highlight of the trip was Okinawa World (Gyokusendo Cave), where the magnificent stalactite scenery inside the cave was breathtaking. The Kingdom Village offered an opportunity to learn about Ryukyu's traditional culture in depth. A short stop at Itoman Fish Market for lunch allowed us to taste fresh and delicious seafood. The afternoon visits to ASHIBINAA Outlet and Senaga Island perfectly satisfied our shopping and relaxation needs. Senaga Island, in particular, has pleasant scenery and is an excellent spot for taking photos, providing a romantic end to the trip. Due to the number of attractions, the time spent at each location was relatively tight, so it is recommended to prioritize the activities that interest you the most. Overall, this is a high-quality day trip that combines historical culture, natural beauty, and leisure shopping.

Absolutely stunning! The cutting-edge art is amazing and every corner is a great photo opportunity. Kids love it, adults are into it – a truly unmissable experience.

Upon arrival, I was able to purchase tickets and use them immediately through Klook. I received the voucher in a very short time. When entering, I simply had the staff scan the QR code. It was quick and convenient. I highly recommend purchasing admission tickets this way to avoid queuing at the ticket office.

It rained the day before participating in the Okinawa glass boat underwater sightseeing tour, and I was worried that I might not be able to see the fish. However, the weather was beautiful, and the sky cleared up on the day of participation. When I arrived at the West Marine counter, there was a sign showing the clarity of the water and the sway of the waves for passengers to refer to. After boarding, passengers can first enjoy the scenery near the shore from the top deck. When the boat reaches a deeper area, the staff will prompt passengers to go to the bottom level to see the fish, and finally, they can go to the middle level to feed the fish. This activity is very suitable for families to participate in together. My package also included a seafood bowl on the Mobydick ship, with several kinds of fresh sashimi to eat as much as you like. Perhaps because it wasn't peak season and there were fewer people that day, enjoying lunch quietly was particularly relaxing.

This time I brought my mom to play, so I chose a relatively safe (?) itinerary. I chose the pass to see the underwater glass-bottom boat and Gyokusendo Cave. The underwater glass-bottom boat was actually pretty good, but the weather wasn't great when we came, and the underwater visibility was very poor. Fortunately, we still saw schools of fish, but they weren't clear. I had been to Gyokusendo Cave myself before and thought it was good, so I brought my mom to visit again. Moreover, after wandering around Okinawa World, there is also the Gangala Valley attraction across the street, which you can combine with it, very 👍.