Top Things to do in Okinawa Prefecture
Top Hotels in Okinawa Prefecture
- 1. Hotel Nikko Alivila Yomitan Resort Okinawa
- 2. Hotel Palm Royal Naha Kokusai Street
- 3. Miyakojima Tokyu Hotel & Resorts
- 4. Hotel Aqua Citta Naha
- 5. Okinawa Spa Resort EXES
- 6. JR Kyushu Hotel Blossom Naha
- 7. Halekulani Okinawa
- 8. Almont Hotel Naha Kenchomae
- 9. FUSAKI BEACH RESORT HOTEL & VILLAS
- 10. Vessel Hotel Campana Okinawa
Things to do in Okinawa Prefecture, Okinawa Prefecture: The Best Caverns & Caves
Discover the best top things to do in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan including Hoshino Cave, Blue Cave, Matsuda Limestone Cave, Cave Okinawa, Uduigama, Kumaya Cavern, Shiratori Hole, Jyane Caves, Kin Limestone Cave Koshugura, Niyatiya Cave.
Restaurants in Okinawa Prefecture
1. Hoshino Cave
2. Blue Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 936 reviews
Reviewed By TokyoExpat2020 - Nerima, Japan
Best snorkeling ???? crystal clear, tons of sea life, calm seas, warm water, friendly professional staff! Highly recommend doing this and a whale watch. Morning and off season is best. 03/27/2020
3. Matsuda Limestone Cave
4. Cave Okinawa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By timbarrable - Bunbury, Australia
Stumbled upon this place while driving across Okinawa so thought I would stop and take a look. Really beautiful cave with a walkway from one end to the other. Its about a 15 min walk to the cave entrance from the carpark where you get your ticket and the whole walk takes probably about 45mins to 1 hour. I was actually the only visitor although I passed some people arriving as i walked back. Lovely rock formations, stalactites and stalagmites...
5. Uduigama
6. Kumaya Cavern
7. Shiratori Hole
8. Jyane Caves
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By BZimm08 - Iwakuni, Japan
I rode my bike here from Okinawa City. I agree, the road leading up to the cave is quite narrow and rocky, I had no issues on a bike though. By looking at photos, I had no idea how big this cave really was until I saw it in person. I had a flashlight and explored the cave a bit until I started to realize I wasn't equipped with the proper gear. I am definitely going to come back with hiking boots and more appropriate clothing as it looks like you can explore pretty far into the cave. It looked like there were active archaeological sites going on, there is a sign upon entering with information on the cave and its history. If you go in and explore the cave, enjoy it but please don't touch the formations. Remember from all the cave tours we have taken, the guide always says not to touch because the chemicals from our touch can damage the formations, so be careful. Outside the cave, there is beautiful forests leading to a small beach full of cute hermit crabs, watch your step! The beach was beautiful although full of trash which I hate, but I did a little clean up and encourage everyone else to. This cave and area is well worth exploring and is so much fun!
