Full Day Private Tour of Ishigaki Island

In Ishigaki

From
£374 pp
6h 0 mins
Full Day Private Tour of Ishigaki Island
Explore the stunning Ishigaki Island on a fully customizable private tour, designed for those who wish to experience the beauty at their own pace. Visit breathtaking spots like Kabira Bay and Yonehara Beach, or delve into the island's culture at Ishigaki Yaima Village. With a local guide, gain insider knowledge while enjoying the flexibility to tailor your itinerary. This tour includes private transportation and professional photography services, ensuring you capture every memorable moment. Perfect for small groups of up to 4 travelers looking for a personal touch in their adventure. - Includes private transportation and guide services -Admission fees and glass boat charges are not included in the tour price Yaima Village- $8 per person, must be purchase on site. Glass Boat Experience- $10 per person, must be purchase on site.
Free cancellation Private tour Pickup included

What's included

  • PRIVATE_TRANSPORTATION
  • Photo data taken by a professional photographer during the tour.
  • Guide

What's not included

  • LUNCH
  • Yaima Village ( Fees will be paid onsite)
  • Glass Boat Experience ( Fees will be paid onsite)

Itinerary

  1. Known for its stunningly clear blue waters, Kabira Bay is one of Japan’s most scenic spots and has been selected as one of the "100 Scenic Spots of Japan." Visitors can enjoy a glass-bottom boat ride to view the colorful coral and tropical fish below. (45 min)
  2. Tamatorizaki Observatory is one of the most scenic viewpoints on Ishigaki Island, where visitors can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the turquoise ocean, vibrant coral reefs, and dramatic cliffs, making it a perfect stop for photos, relaxation, and experiencing the natural beauty of Okinawa. (30 min)
  3. Yaima Village is a theme park located on Ishigaki Island where visitors can experience the traditional culture and lifestyle of the Yaeyama Islands. The park features replicas of old-style houses with red-tiled roofs and Okinawan architecture, offering insights into the region’s historical way of life and customs. Visitors can also participate in hands-on activities such as making shisa (guardian lion statues) or crafting brown sugar. Additionally, there’s an area where you can interact with squirrel monkeys. It's a popular spot to enjoy both the history and nature of the Yaeyama region. (45 min)
  4. Parlor Papaya is a fresh juice stand located on Ishigaki Island, best known for its sugarcane juice mixed with various tropical fruits. The juices at Parlor Papaya are made from 100% local ingredients, without any added water, sugar, or preservatives. Popular drinks include the "B Blend" (a mix of mango and pineapple), peach pineapple, and dragon fruit juice. These refreshing and naturally sweet beverages are highly rated for their pure, unprocessed flavor Important Note- The remaining (Hours) will be allotted for the travel time from pick up until drop off. (20 min)
  5. Oganzaki Lighthouse is a scenic spot located on the northwest coast of Ishigaki Island, Japan. It offers stunning panoramic views of the East China Sea, with rugged cliffs and beautiful sunsets. The area around the lighthouse is known for its picturesque landscapes, making it a popular spot for tourists and photographers. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful walk along the coastline while taking in the natural beauty of the ocean and surrounding greenery. (30 min)
  6. Yonekoyaki Craft Center is a unique art and pottery workshop located in Ishigaki, Japan. It is famous for its handcrafted pottery, especially the traditional Shisa (lion-dog) statues, which are popular cultural symbols in Okinawa. Visitors can explore the outdoor garden, filled with colorful and creative pottery sculptures, and also take part in pottery-making workshops to create their own souvenirs. It's a great place to experience local craftsmanship and learn about Okinawan culture. (10 min)
  7. Euglena Mall is the perfect place to buy souvenirs in Ishigaki, Japan. This vibrant shopping street offers a variety of local stores, restaurants, and shops where visitors can find unique regional products and gifts. It's a popular spot for both tourists and locals to experience the island’s culture and pick up memorable souvenirs. (10 min)
  8. The Emerald Sea Observatory Deck is a beautiful viewing spot located in the northern part of Ishigaki Island. From this peaceful hilltop, visitors can enjoy a wide, breathtaking view of the emerald-green ocean and the famous Kabira Bay. The sea shines in different shades of blue and green depending on the sunlight and tides, making it a perfect place to take memorable photos. The observatory is free to enter and easy to reach by car. It’s a relaxing stop where you can feel the natural beauty of Ishigaki Island and enjoy the calm ocean breeze.

Practical information

Operated by
石垣島プライベートツアー ベタ凪
Travellers per booking
1–4
Languages
en
Confirmation
INSTANT_THEN_MANUAL

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation available.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Important notes

  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Important Note- The remaining (Hours) will be allotted for the travel time from pick up until drop off.

Frequently asked questions

This tour lasts approximately 6 hours. Allow a little extra time at either end if you need to transfer between the ship and the excursion meeting point.

The excursion price typically covers transport, a qualified guide, and the activities listed in the description above. Meals, gratuities, personal shopping, and any entrance fees not mentioned in the description are usually paid separately on the day.

Age and fitness guidance for this excursion is not specified in the data we hold. The tour description above is the best guide — if you have any specific concerns, contact your cruise line's excursion desk before departing the ship.