Kyusyu Okinawa
Miyako
A peaceful island in the sun for watersports, cycling and golf
In Japan beautiful shades of blue are known as Miyako Blue. This is because the crystal blue waters that surround this island differ in azure shades due to differing corals below the surface.
Today you will enjoy a beach picnic on the stunning white sand Maehama Beach and later visit the rocky Peninsula waves that crash among rocks dotted in the azure ocean.
A great place to play in the water, snorkel and scuba right from the swim platform. Golf courses, restaurants and entertainment ashore, beach BBQ’s and beach entertainment.
Maehama Beach a pristine 7-kilometer stretch of shoreline ranked among the best sandy beaches in Japan.
Sunayama Beach Arch shaped rock faces create a play of light and shadow that could very well be called natural art.
“Golf in contact with the sea”
Miyakojima Triathlon begins with a swim from beautiful Maehama Beach
Paantu Festival held in fall, spitual cleaning through smears of mud
Cruising Maps
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Amami
A haven of sea and sand
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Beppu
A group of eight hot spring towns
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Fukuoka & Omuta
Friendly people, fantastic ramen, Japan’s biggest festival
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Goto Retto
Marine playground and former haven of secret Christianity
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Iki
The island of gods, a connecting bridge since ancient times
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Iriomote
The Galapagos of the East
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Ishigaki
Japan’s southernmost city, a tropical paradise
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Kagoshima/Ibusuki
Naples of the East ~ home to the great volcanoes
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Karatsu
castles, caves, ceramic art and a day at the beach
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Koshiki Retto
Wild natural islands with rugged cliffs and untouched bays
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Miyako
A peaceful island in the sun for watersports, cycling and golf
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Nagasaki
A vibrant port city full of color and international flair
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Okinawa
Distinct island culture born of the age of Rukyu Kingdom
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Setouchi
Unspoiled nature and Unique Culture
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Taketomi
A time capsule of traditional Ryukyu culture and architecture
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Yakushima
The country's first UNESCO World Heritage site, home to the best natural wonders
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Yonaguni
The last place in Japan to see the setting sun
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Zamami
Unspolied paradise in an emerald blue sea