Sightseeing around Miyako Island

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A trip to Miyako Island for unforgettable landscapes

From popular tourist spots to hidden gems loved by locals. By touring the diverse spots where nature and culture of Miyako Island are woven together, you will be able to see the "present" and "true face" of the island, you will encounter the "present" and "true face" of the island.

Irabu Bridge

The Irabu Bridge connecting Miyako Island and Irabu Island is approximately 3.5 km long and is one of the most spectacular driving spots in Japan, known as one of the best marine bridges in the country. The time spent crossing the emerald blue sea itself will be a memorable part of your trip.

Naha's beach (where one can swim with the ocean currents)

The white sand and Miyako blue ocean stretches for about 7 km, and is one of the representative beaches of Miyako Island. The open scenery and gentle waves create an island-like atmosphere.

Ingmarine Garden

The closest ocean from Villa. A seaside park that makes the most of the natural topography, with calm waters surrounded by coves. The crystal clear sea and the quiet environment give you a sense of serene island time.

Sunayama Beach

Beyond the small path of white sand, a beach with impressive natural formations appears. The arched rocks and the Miyako blue ocean create a quiet and memorable scene.

Shinshiro Coast

The shallow, calm sea is one of the best snorkeling spots on Miyako Island. Visitors can easily enjoy the colorful tropical fish and clear waters, and there is a high probability of encountering sea turtles.

Higashi Heiannazaki Lighthouse

This lighthouse stands at the easternmost tip of Miyako Island and offers a spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean and the East China Sea. The majestic view of the wind, light, and horizon reminds us of the power of the island's nature.

Taragawa Brewery

This is a historic Awamori brewery that carries on the nature and traditions of Miyako Island. Visitors can experience the taste nurtured by the island's climate through a cave tour of the storage facilities and tastings.

Snow Salt Museum

This is a facility where visitors can see, learn about, and taste the charm of salt born from the seawater of Miyako Island. Visitors can experience the bounty of the island's natural environment through all five senses.

Miyakojima Underwater Park

An underwater observation facility where visitors can enjoy the underwater world with their clothes on. Visitors can get a close-up look at colorful tropical fish and coral, regardless of the weather.

pond in a garden

These two mysterious circular ponds on Irabu Island are designated as a national natural monument. The unique topography of the ponds, which are connected to the sea underground, creates a tranquil and fantastic landscape.

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This is a spectacular spot where you can feel the Miyako blue up close, spread out at the tip of the runway of Shimojijima Airport. The linear landscape leading to the ocean and the crystal clear waters create an extraordinary moment. Depending on the time of day, you can see landing airplanes up close.

Nakanoshima Beach

This is a nature-rich beach on Irabu Island, known for its crystal clear waters. The coral reefs and colorful fish that spread out right from the shore make for an easy underwater stroll.

No matter where you look, Miyako Island is photogenic!