
White-sand beaches and sea life
Sugar-sand coves and coral reefs draw visitors from across Japan. Specialists can point you toward livelier beaches or quieter islands depending on how you like to travel.

Gleaming white sands, bright coral reefs, and a distinctive indigenous culture, all in the Okinawa Archipelago.

Sugar-sand coves and coral reefs draw visitors from across Japan. Specialists can point you toward livelier beaches or quieter islands depending on how you like to travel.

Okinawa’s capital is the heart of a kingdom that was independent for centuries. Crafts, awamori spirit and Shuri-related heritage set it apart from Honshu’s cities.

Small enough to drive in a few hours, these islands have rainforest interiors, lighthouses and a slower pace. They also make a base for even smaller islands such as Iriomote.
We recommend visiting between March and early May or late September to December, when the weather is warm and sunny and typhoons are unlikely.
Our itineraries will give you suggestions for what is possible when you travel in Okinawa, and they showcase routes we know work particularly well. Treat them as inspiration, because your trip will be created around you.





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