Okinawa Ishigaki Island Cruise Charter 6-Hour Value Plan

For a day trip to Ishigaki Island in Okinawa, a chartered car tour is your best option. This Okinawa Ishigaki Island charter day tour offers customizable itineraries for families, friends, families, or company trips. We offer charter services for groups of 2 to 45 people. Departing from the Ishigaki Island cruise port, this 6-hour chartered car tour is perfect for cruise ship arrivals. This Okinawa Ishigaki Island charter day tour offers a truly unique experience, condensing the essence of the island into a truly special day trip.

– How to Book | Okinawa Ishigaki Island Chartered Day Tour –
Please select the cruise ship arrival date, time slot, and number of passengers.
Please fill in the following information in the "Notes" field on the booking page:

1. Cruise ship name (e.g., Costa Cruises)
2. Cruise arrival and departure times (e.g., 1:00 PM arrival, 9:00 PM departure)
3. Restaurant: Name of restaurant you would like to book (e.g., First Priority -, Second Priority - All-you-can-eat Yakiniku).

※The above recommended itinerary is subject to change based on disembarkation and dining times.
※If a destination is unavailable due to maintenance, alternative destinations may be rescheduled.
※After the cruise ship arrives at the port, it will take approximately 30-50 minutes to disembark and reach the driver's meeting point for the day tour. Time begins when the driver picks up passengers, and you must return to the cruise ship at least one hour before the cruise departs.
※The driver will be waiting on site with a sign. If you board the bus at 1:30 PM, the timer will start counting down and end at 7:30 PM.

– Recommended Route | Okinawa Ishigaki Island Charter Day Tour –
Please select your desired Okinawa Ishigaki Island Charter Day Tour route in the "Plan" section (subject to minor adjustments, please contact customer service).

▲ Ishigaki Island Charter Route 1: Route Highlights: Collect all of Ishigaki Island's scenic spots in one go

[1] Kabira Bay Glass Boat → Stalactite Caves → Yaeyama Folklore Garden → Hanna Park Observation Deck → Supermarket and Drugstore → Meal

▲ Ishigaki Island Charter Route 2: Route Highlights: Leisurely Stroll

[2] Kabira Bay Glass Boat → Stalactite Caves or Yaeyama Folklore Garden (choose one) → Miru Miru Ice Cream → Hanna Park Observation Deck → Supermarket and Drugstore → Public Market → Meals

▲ Ishigaki Island Charter Route 3: Featured: Yonago Warehouse/Yonago Warehouse → Kabira Bay → Stalactite Cave or Yaeyama Folklore Garden (choose one) → Supermarket and Drugstore → Public Market → Meals

▲ Ishigaki Island Charter Route 4: Featured: Explore the Scenic Spots (No Intake)

▲ Ishigaki Island Charter Route 5: Customized Itinerary Based on Your Request

– Attractions | Okinawa Ishigaki Island Charter Day Tour –

▲ Kabira Bay
Kabira Bay boasts one of the clearest waters in the world, with a cascading blue-green hue stretching out as far as the eye can see. Kabira Bay has been selected as one of Japan's 100 Most Beautiful Views and has been awarded three stars by the Michelin Green Guide Japan. You can take a glass-bottom boat ride for a close-up look at the corals and tropical fish!

▲ Stalactite Cave
The Ishigakijima Stalactite Cave is Japan's southernmost tourist stalactite cave. Formed over 200,000 years, the cave's colorful illuminations create an even more magical experience. *Stalactite Cave: Due to the stairs leading to the cave entrance and the damp ground inside, it is not recommended for elderly people or young children.

▲ Yaeyama Folklore Garden
This traditional village on Ishigakijima boasts approximately 100 years of history. Visitors can enter each traditional house and visit the garden. The garden also offers various craft workshops, allowing you to experience the past, Okinawa, and Yaeyama.

▲ Miru Miru Ice Cream
Boasting breathtaking views of Ishigaki Island, Miru Miru Ice Cream is a refreshing treat on a scorching summer day, offering a truly luxurious experience for both body and soul! If you still have room, try the handmade Ishigaki beef burger!

▲ Banna Park Observation Deck
Banna Park's observatory is the highest point on Ishigaki Island, offering a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of the ocean, perfect for photo ops! While there's a short uphill walk after getting off the bus, the breathtaking views are definitely worth it! Keep your eyes peeled; you might even find your cruise ship!

▲ Public Market
The Public Market is a prime battleground for Ishigaki Island trophies! This approximately 100-meter-long shopping street boasts must-buy souvenirs, restaurants, and everything in between. Rain or shine, the Public Market is the perfect place to shop!

▲ Yonago Ware Studio
A must-see on Ishigaki Island is the Yonago Ware Studio, a unique building. Yonago Ware Studio transforms the familiar Taiwanese shisa figurines, painting them in vibrant, vibrant colors, instantly revealing their adorable side. The lion statues are all the work of the studio's owner, and the vibrant surroundings are truly delightful!

▲ Mikozaki
Located at the westernmost tip of Ishigaki Island, Mikozaki Lighthouse, perched on the cliffside, seems shrouded in mystery. The view from the cliff, its height and surging waves, is breathtaking, offering a breathtaking view of the Yaeyama Islands' unique seascape.

▲ Weaving Mineya Workshop
Weaving Mineya Workshop showcases traditional Yaeyama weaving techniques. Determined to preserve this craft, the workshop's owner opened the studio in 1976. These handmade fabrics not only represent traditional techniques but also serve as tokens of love between men and women during World War II!

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