Okinawa bus.

Cape Manzamo (Sightseeing duration about 40 minutes)

Cape Manzamo is one of Okinawa’s most iconic scenic views and a absolute must-visit spot when traveling through the island. Stand atop cliffs of elevated coral reef, listen to the crashing waves below, and take in a sweeping panorama of open sky and ocean—a majestic display of Okinawa’s raw natural beauty. The name originates from the early 18th century, when King Sho Kei of the Ryukyu Kingdom visited the site and praised it as “a field (mo) large enough to seat ten thousand people (man-za).” In the Okinawan dialect, mo refers to a grassy field, and the area remains covered in beautiful natural turf alongside vibrant native plant communities. This stunning landscape is officially designated as a National Scenic Beauty site. Photos simply cannot capture the sheer power and beauty where cliff meets ocean—come feel the breathtaking energy for yourself!

Click here for details on Cape Manzamo →https://www.manzamo.jp/

* Separate fee required for the walking path.

Orion Hotel Motobu Resort ＆ Spa ( 60 minutes )
(Buffet Style Lunch fee included)

Indulge in the hotel’s signature lunch buffet while gazing out at azure ocean waters and the iconic profile of Mount Tacchu on Ie Island. To top it off, there is a special treat you can only experience here: pour your own ice-cold draft beer straight from the tap with self-serve “Orion The Draft”! Savor as much delicious food as you like against a backdrop of pristine blue seas, then raise a glass of fresh Orion beer that you poured yourself. Enjoy a lunch hour that goes beyond just eating—it’s a true taste of Okinawan resort life. Includes lunch and all-you-can-drink “Orion The Draft” daily.

Click here for details on the restaurant →
https://www.okinawaresort-orion.com/restaurant/brasserie/

Ocean Expo Park・Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium Sightseeing duration about (160 minutes )

The ultimate, top-rated destination on any Okinawa trip! Step inside and find yourself surrounded by an awe-inspiring underwater world that makes you feel as though you’ve dived right into Okinawa’s coastal waters. From colorful coral reefs and tropical fish to the massive main aquarium tank—featuring one of the world’s largest acrylic panels—you will come face-to-face with whale sharks and manta rays swimming gracefully past. Their dynamic, elegant movement is a sight you will never forget. The excitement continues outside the aquarium walls as well! Encounter charming marine life across the grounds at the Dolphin Lagoon, Okichan Theater, Sea Turtle Pool, and Manatee Pool. Nearby Emerald Beach boasts shimmering white sand and striking turquoise waters. During swimming season (April to October), you can bring a swimsuit and go for a dip! With 160 minutes at your disposal, customize your time as you like: explore the aquarium at your own pace, meet the dolphins and marine animals, or relax on the beach.

Click here for details on Ocean Expo Park  →
https://oki-park.jp/kaiyohaku/
For more information about Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium please visit: https://churaumi.okinawa/

＊ Admission to Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium is separate.

Nakijin Castle Ruins (Sightseeing duration about 50 minutes)

Take a walk along grand stone walls and immerse yourself in Okinawa’s rich history! Once the royal seat of the Hokuzan Kingdom, Nakijin Castle remains a sacred sanctuary dedicated to prayer, rituals, and tradition today. The highlight is its stunning 1,500-meter-long stone wall, which curves elegantly along the contours of the rugged landscape. Walking along these massive stacked stones reveals a dramatic vista often referred to as the “Great Wall of Okinawa.” Look out across the sprawling scenery from atop the walls, feel the quiet presence of past eras, and let your imagination wander back through the legendary history of this majestic fortress. 

Click here for details on Nakijin Castle Ruins →
https://www.nakijinjoseki-osi.jp/

＊ Admission fee to Nakijin Castle Ruins is separate.

＊ Nakijin Center for History and Culture is closed on Mondays.