• Kabira Bay - Kabira Bay is a renowned and stunning location on Ishigaki Island. Known for its emerald-green waters, pristine white beaches, and scattered islets, it is recognized as one of Japan’s Top 100 Scenic Spots. Although swimming is prohibited due to strong currents, visitors can explore the vibrant underwater world via a glass-bottom boat tour. The sea’s color varies with the time of day and weather, ensuring each visit is a unique and awe-inspiring experience.

At Kabira Bay, a glass-bottom boat ride offers a glimpse of beautiful coral reefs and colorful tropical fish, providing a wonderful way to experience the underwater world without diving.

• Yonago Grilled Workshop Kimusa Museum - Yonekoyaki Pottery Studio is a whimsical and colorful art space in northern Ishigaki Island, famous for its giant, vibrant guardian lion statues known as “Shisa.” The open-air garden is filled with playful ceramic sculptures—some towering and surreal—creating a unique outdoor art park perfect for photos. Visitors can freely explore, enjoy the quirky atmosphere, and browse the on-site shop selling handmade, original pottery items.

It’s a fun and creative stop for families, couples, and anyone seeking something a little different on their island adventure.

• Yonehara Beach - Yonehara Beach, situated on the east coast of Ishigaki Island, is celebrated for its pristine white sand and crystal-clear waters. It’s a popular spot for snorkeling and diving, offering vibrant coral reefs and a diverse array of tropical fish. The calm waves and tranquil atmosphere make it an ideal place to relax and enjoy nature. Family-friendly and well-equipped with parking and basic facilities, Yonehara Beach is a must-visit for beach lovers exploring Ishigaki.
• Tamatorizaki Observatory - Tamatorizaki Observatory is a scenic viewpoint on the northeast coast of Ishigaki Island, offering breathtaking panoramic views of turquoise waters, coral reefs, and lush green hills.

From the top, visitors can enjoy sweeping vistas of the coastline and, on clear days, even spot nearby islands in the distance. The path to the observatory is lined with tropical flowers like hibiscus and bougainvillea, creating a colorful and peaceful atmosphere. With easy parking and restroom facilities, it’s a perfect stop during a drive—especially for taking in the sunrise or sunset.

• Nobare Café - Nobare Tourist Farm is a scenic hilltop fruit farm on Ishigaki Island, offering fresh tropical produce and stunning panoramic views.

Visitors can enjoy seasonal fruits like mangoes and pineapples, and relax at the on-site café serving freshly made juices and desserts. From the viewing deck, guests are treated to sweeping views of the ocean and sky—perfect for a peaceful island escape. It’s a hidden gem for nature lovers and anyone wanting to taste the sweetness of Okinawa’s slower pace of life.

• Cape Hirakubozaki - Hirakubo Lighthouse stands at the northernmost tip of Ishigaki Island and offers one of the island’s most breathtaking panoramic views. Surrounded by rolling green hills and crystal-clear turquoise waters, this white lighthouse overlooks a stunning contrast of sea and sky. On clear days, visitors can even see as far as neighboring Iriomote Island, and during sunset, the horizon glows in vibrant orange and gold hues. With few buildings around and only the sound of the wind and waves, it’s a peaceful spot where one can truly feel the untouched beauty of the island.

Please note: Hirakubozaki Lighthouse is located at the northernmost tip of Ishigaki Island and takes time to reach. It is recommended to visit only if there is enough time. Including this location in your itinerary may reduce the number of other places you can visit or shorten the time spent at each spot.

• Cape Oganzaki - Oganzaki Lighthouse is located on the western tip of Ishigaki Island and is known for its dramatic coastal scenery.

From the lighthouse area, guests can enjoy sweeping panoramic views of the deep blue ocean, rugged cliffs, and open skies. On clear days, the contrast between the turquoise water and the surrounding greenery creates a striking and memorable landscape.

It is a wonderful spot to feel the fresh sea breeze and experience the wild, untouched side of Ishigaki’s nature. The open horizon and powerful waves make this location especially impressive.

Oganzaki is also a beautiful place for photography, offering wide, cinematic views that capture the island’s natural beauty.

• Ishigaki Yaima Village - Discover Ishigaki Yaima Village. Step back in time among traditional red-tile houses, designated as Registered Cultural Properties, showcasing authentic island life from 80 to 110 years ago. Enjoy live Okinawan music and dance at the “Ie-Asibi” stage, and join hands-on activities like Ryukyuan costume try-on, Shisa painting, or making Sata Andagi (Okinawan donuts).

Animal lovers can meet around 60 squirrel monkeys, see water buffalo, and learn about the protected Crested Serpent Eagle. Take a peaceful stroll along the boardwalk by Nagura Amparu, a Ramsar-listed mangrove wetland ideal for birdwatching and nature observation.

The park sits on a scenic hill overlooking Nagura Bay. Relax in the spacious grounds and savor local dishes like Yaeyama soba at the on-site “Amparu Restaurant.”

• Emerald no Umi o Miru Viewing Platform - The “Observatory Overlooking the Emerald Sea” is a peaceful viewpoint in northern Ishigaki, offering a sweeping view of the island’s dazzling ocean in shades of blue, turquoise, and emerald green.

True to its name, this scenic spot reveals a vibrant, layered seascape that stretches far into the horizon. With a gazebo and benches nearby, it’s a relaxing place to take a break and soak in the island breeze. Fewer crowds mean you can often enjoy the view in quiet solitude—and on a clear day, even the coral reefs below are visible. A hidden gem for photographers and nature lovers alike.

• Euglena Mall - Euglena Mall is Ishigaki Island’s only covered shopping street, located in the heart of the city and filled with local charm. Lined with souvenir shops, specialty food stores, and casual eateries, the mall offers everything from Shisa statues and Ryukyu glass to tropical fruit snacks and Awamori liquor. It’s a great place to stroll, try local treats, and pick up unique gifts while soaking in the lively, island-town atmosphere. Popular with both locals and visitors, Euglena Mall is a must-visit stop during your stay in Ishigaki.

• Private transportation
• Yaima Village Admission Fees
• Personalized tour itinerary
• Kabira Bay Glass Boat Ride
• Photos taken during the tour by your guide, a professional photographer
• A small souvenir
• Complimentary bottled water
• Pick-up and drop-off

• Meals

Explore Ishigaki Island with a private full-day tour led by an English-speaking local guide, tailored to your preferences. Enjoy 7–8 leisurely hours discovering the island while a professional photographer captures candid moments, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the experience.

The itinerary is adaptable and can be customized to include the sights and activities you desire. Whether visiting renowned locations like Kabira Bay, enjoying local cafés, or taking in scenic viewpoints, you can tailor your time in Ishigaki to your liking.

Ideal for solo travelers, couples, or families seeking a personalized island adventure.

Please be aware that the tour does not cover all the mentioned locations; destinations can be chosen based on your interests. Round-trip transfers from your hotel, the airport, or the port are included for a hassle-free experience.

For groups of 4 to 6 people, vehicle arrangements are necessary. Please contact us in advance.

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