Coisas para fazer em Ishigaki Island

Experience: If it's your first visit to Ishigaki and you have more time for another snorkeling session, I would recommend this. First, we went snorkeling near Taketomi Island. Unfortunately, the visibility was low that day, so we couldn't clearly see the coral and fish from the surface. Luckily, our leader Chloe dived down and captured clearer images, and even met Limo! This activity lasted about 45 minutes before we headed to Yumejima (Dream Island). We spent about 30 minutes on the island for close-up viewing/photography before returning. The total trip was about 3 hours.

It was a speechlessly awesome experience! Our guide was very easygoing and spoke great English. The price was very reasonable, but the memories are absolutely priceless. I highly recommend this to anyone who is still hesitant!

We were a group of 1 adult and 2 children visiting Ishigaki: Although it was a bit of a shame that we couldn't see the starry sky due to too many clouds after the typhoon (we should have been able to capture a beautiful starry sky), the jungle and beach exploration still made both the children and adults happy. The tour guide was young, energetic, and enthusiastic. Below are the comments from the two children. Brother: I had fun during the jungle tour. I saw a sea snake in the water near the shore, lots of hermit crabs, and my favorite, a coconut crab. The ghost crab was the hardest to find, and we also saw a butterfly pupa and even a hider crab. Overall, it was really fun and exciting. Sister: It was very fascinating to explore this jungle I’ve never seen, and exploring new areas and animals and learning the history of this island was very eye-opening. The tour guide was very insightful and friendly, and he also knew how to speak English and communicate with us.

We drove for about 30 minutes to a snorkeling spot in the north and went snorkeling. It rained in the morning, but by the time we gathered, the rain had stopped, so it didn't interfere with snorkeling. Even though it had rained, the water was clear, which made it enjoyable. The guide who led us was very kind, and when I told them I was too tired to attend in the afternoon, they were very understanding, though they expressed regret that I would miss the 'Fantasy Island' as it's a difficult place to get to. I was very grateful for their understanding. It was fun, thank you.

Natsune and Haruka were amazing! Super friendly and made sure everyone on the tour was well looked after! The kids enjoyed their first proper snorkel experience! We saw three sea turtles! The instructors were professional and friendly. All equipment was prepared for! We just needed to bring ourselves, water, and towels!

Great experience. The details of the stalactite were fascinating and the tour was the perfect length. The cave photo opportunity turned out great.

I never imagined this would be the highest quality half-day tour in all of Southeast Asia. The water was crystal clear, and we saw so many corals and fish. A half-day was just the right amount of time, the guide was friendly, and even drove us back to our hotel. Highly recommended.

Experience: Clear instructions, friendly staff. During the 30-minute tour, you can admire various tropical fish, corals, and sea turtles. The boat also has air conditioning, which makes it a great experience in the summer.

This was a fantastic experience on Ishigaki Island. The location is very close to the city center, making transportation extremely convenient and saving a lot of travel time. Although the value for money isn't the highest, the overall service definitely makes up for it. Originally, I planned to try SUP, but because I had too many personal belongings, I decided to switch to kayaking at the last minute. It was my first time kayaking, and I was a bit worried at first, but it turned out that kayaks are very stable, and even beginners can easily handle them. I especially want to commend our coach, Sota. He was very enthusiastic and talkative, patiently and warmly helping the participants throughout the entire activity, which made everyone feel very secure. Most importantly, his English communication was perfectly fine, which is very friendly for foreign tourists, so there's no need to worry about communication issues. Paddling through the mangroves felt very peaceful and relaxing, and Sota even proactively helped take photos to capture this unique experience.