Top Things to do in Yaeyama-gun
What to do and see in Yaeyama-gun, Okinawa Prefecture: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Yaeyama-gun, Japan including Nishihama Beach, Iriomotejima Ken Guide, Kondoi Beach, Agarizaki Observatory, Iko Pier, Irizaki, Monument of The Southernmost Part of Japan, Island Countryside Settlement, Yubujima Suigyusha, Tachigami Rock.
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1. Nishihama Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 424 reviews
Reviewed By tomjeanpaul - Poznan, Poland
Quite Paradise on the beautyfull province of Okinawa. Worthy to see and to visit. Easy to find but nothing to eat, no one restaurant or bar.
2. Iriomotejima Ken Guide
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 655 reviews
I have interesting information and a variety of fields such as waterfalls jungle dwells Iriomote sea and spread of coral reef of Iriomote Island, forest of vast mangrove, the unexplored, the culture of the island. Will be happy to help so that you can make the memories and best smile never fading life to everyone as a motto of "safety, moving experiences, smile."
3. Kondoi Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 790 reviews
Reviewed By 12LC - Sleepy Hollow, United States
I spent a day biking and beaching on Taketomi and it could not have been better. A short ferry ride from Ishigaki, it is the perfect size to spend a day wandering around. This beach is the crown jewel - large, gorgeous, perfect water, sandbars, and facilities to rinse off.
4. Agarizaki Observatory
5. Iko Pier
6. Irizaki
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By lazynana - Okinawa Prefecture, Japan
We enjoyed the visit in spite of the windy and cold weather. It’s also a good place to learn the history of the island and the relationship with Taiwan.
7. Monument of The Southernmost Part of Japan
8. Island Countryside Settlement
9. Yubujima Suigyusha
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By AmitChanda29 - Hong Kong, China
Yubu Island is quite famous for day excursion from Ishigaki though we stayed at Iriomote itself and had an interesting trip here. You can buy the tickets at entrance and take the buffalo ride to/back from the island. Their are about 50 buffaloes presently on the Islan, interesting thing is all come from same line and their family tree is pasted in the souvenir shop. The man riding the buffalo cart plays Japanese guitar and sings folk songs which I think is the highlight of the trip. Their is a beach on other end of the island, though it's not for snorkeling or swimming. Fresh pineapple are available in abundance and loved the milk ice cream which is available at entrance.
