Things to do in Okinawa World

As soon as we set off, the tour guide will explain in detail the rules for gathering and departure on that day, and add communication software (optional) so that we can contact you immediately in case of any unexpected events.

its half day fullfilling journey to explore southern part of Naha. The tour guide is very engaging and transportation is comfortable. thank you!..

Okinawa World Kingdom is a very worthwhile attraction that allows people to deeply experience the traditional culture of Okinawa. Not only can you enjoy moving folk singing performances here, but you can also appreciate the exquisite glass craftsmanship and pearl making process. Stroll through the spectacular stalactite caves and feel the wonders of nature. You can also put on traditional costumes and immerse yourself in the ancient Okinawa style. Whether you are a cultural enthusiast or a parent-child traveler, this place can bring unforgettable memories and is highly recommended!

It’s a very cool place. We spend about 3.5 hours here. The caves are really impressive and take about 35 minutes to walk through. There is an interesting snake museum and a theatre with 2 different shows. We watched a Taiko performance and enjoyed it. It was 30 minutes long. There are also some animals but their cages were small and I felt sorry for them and that’s why this is 4 stars. Lots of places to eat. There is a garden of fruit trees and and an old Okinawa style courtyard or traditional houses. The layout is a bit confusing. You don’t know if you’re coming or going. For ¥2000/person I thought it was a great value.

The tour guide introduced it in detail, and there was enough time to stay at each attraction. The distribution of attractions was well controlled. The whole day's itinerary was very fulfilling, and the group members got on the bus on time. I highly recommend this itinerary. You can have a good time in southern Okinawa without driving yourself.

The spectacular stalactite cave requires a short walk. The only drawback is that it is a natural cave and a bit stuffy, so it is not suitable for visiting with children!

Nice experience, the guide kept introducing the surrounding history, unfortunately no direct translation. GPS introduction is provided on board, you can choose 4 languages.

It is more cost-effective to purchase tickets in advance through the platform~~~~Open the QR code to scan and enter. When there are many people, you can also go directly to the gate to scan and buy tickets without queuing. It is very convenient! (But when there are few people, you still need to scan at the counter)