Passeio Turístico pelo Sul de Okinawa / Excursão de Meio Dia de Ônibus【RADO OSB】

This half day tour is great to end of your trip if u have an afternoon flight. the guide was very knowledgeable, sharing the history of Okinawa. Great effort even though I did not understand most of the content as it is in Japanese. Time at the attraction is quite short, not too rush but also not for chill people.

I was very impressed. The grandmother was a great tour guide and even sang for us (her voice was beautiful). Even though I don't understand much Japanese, I could feel it from her tone. The uncle who was the driver also provided excellent service, driving smoothly so passengers could sleep comfortably. The sightseeing at various places was okay, but I was more impressed with the tour guide and the driver.

This is perfect especially if you are staying in Naha area for a short trip. Our tour guide is very helpful even though she doesn't speak English fluently. She's kind and always checking on us. Imagine, we went to 2 locations for a half-day tour and the best part is Okinawa World. We checked the transportation cost and as a couple, we recommend booking this tour instead.

On the last day of our Okinawa trip, we had an afternoon flight, so we arranged this half-day tour of the southern part of the island. We checked out early, dragged our luggage to the Kencho-mae North Exit bus stop, and boarded the bus. Our first stop was Seifa Utaki, a World Heritage site. This tour does not include admission, so you need to purchase tickets on-site for 300 yen per person. After buying tickets, we followed the Japanese guide to explore the site, which is very natural. The ground can be a bit slippery, so be careful not to fall. The second stop was Okinawa World. There's a Taiko drum performance at 10:30 AM and a Habu and Mongoose show at 11:30 AM, so if you want to catch a show, pay attention to the times. Also, I want to remind everyone that Gyokusendo Cave is quite large; if you want to take photos and explore leisurely, you'll need at least an hour. The stalactites and stalagmites are magnificent, making it a must-visit attraction! After exploring the park, there are also souvenir shops where you can browse! I mistakenly thought Gyokusendo Cave was small and almost missed the bus back to the airport 😂 I ended up rushing through Gyokusendo Cave, it was super hectic, and I didn't even have time to get photos as souvenirs 🥲

Southern Okinawa Bus Tour on Rado Bus was a total hit! 🚐🌴 The route took us to some tourist spots in southern Okinawa, like the Sefa Utaki and Okinawa world. The bus ride was comfy, and the guide was knowledgeable about the local history and culture, though it was in Japanese 🤓. We had plenty of time to take pics 📸. I highly recommend this tour for anyone looking to explore the best of southern Okinawa!

This is a deeply immersive experience that is well worth it, allowing you to see a different side of Okinawan culture. You can also experience the stalactite caves at Gangala Valley. The tour guides are very responsible, and for our group that doesn't understand Japanese, they constantly remind us which point in the Chinese guide booklet (distributed at the entrance) we are currently at. Each person also receives a bottle of tea during the visit to quench their thirst along the way. On the return trip, guests can be dropped off directly at the airport to catch their flights, which is very suitable for those with afternoon flights. The staff are friendly and it's very convenient. However, please pay attention to which second itinerary you have signed up for. Both Gyokusendo Cave and Gangala Valley are in the same location, and upon arrival, the groups will be split. Just be careful not to follow the wrong group. (For a two-hour visit, Gangala Valley is more recommended, as visiting Gyokusendo Cave might feel a bit rushed).

コストパフォーマンスが非常に良いです！各アトラクションに割り当てられた時間も適切でした。しかし、ガイドが場所から場所への移動中、ほぼずっと話していたため、特に日本語を話さない人にとっては少し騒がしく感じられるかもしれません。

We went on this bus tour during our honeymoon. While we don't speak Japanese, it was easy to just use google translate voice to text translation to understand the guide. She was very nice and very well informed. I had been to Okinawa World before as a kid during a school trip but my husband hadn't. He seemed to really enjoy getting to see a bit about Okinawan culture and share in something I used to do as a kid

This is a deeply enriching experience that is well worth it. Visiting the Gyokusen Cave and the sacred site of Utaki offers a profound understanding of the local history and culture. The Gangala Valley experience includes exploring an ancient jungle archaeological site and a stalactite cave. The professionalism of the guides is truly admirable; their humor, wit, gestures, and tone, even with explanations entirely in Japanese, are captivating. For groups like ours who don't understand Japanese, they frequently point out which attraction in the Chinese guide booklet corresponds to the current site. On the return journey, guests can be dropped off directly at the airport to catch their flights, making it very suitable for those with afternoon flights.

This half-day tour had a Japanese-speaking guide, but the guide was very diligent and responsible. They didn't skip explanations just because most of the group didn't understand Japanese well. They also reconfirmed meeting times and self-purchase ticket attractions with each group of travelers. The itinerary was quite good; Sefa Utaki is an off-the-beaten-path but well-maintained attraction, and Okinawa World goes without saying. The only drawback was the accompanying foreign language audio guide device, which was quite useless. Because it relies on GPS signals, it often couldn't receive a signal, making the content unclear. So, if you really want to hear the commentary, it's best to know some Japanese or do your own research on the attractions beforehand.