Would you like to discover the charms of the capital of Okinawa Prefecture? On this unmissable private tour of Naha, you'll visit the city with an English-speaking guide.
Our Private Tours
When booking this private tour of Naha, you can choose between the following options. Both of them include pickup at your hotel in Naha, tickets to the mentioned sites, and an English-speaking guide. Find out the details of each option below.
4-Hour Tour
Welcome to Naha, the capital of Okinawa Prefecture! Our first stop will be Kokusaidori Street, the main street of the city, where we'll find a variety of shops, restaurants and the most authentic local atmosphere.
Afterwards, we'll head to Makishi Market, where we'll immerse ourselves in Naha's food culture and enjoy delicacies such as sushi and Okinawan tofu. We'll then continue to Tsuboya Yachimun Street, known for its pottery shops. There, we'll have the opportunity to admire and purchase unique handicrafts.
Next, we'll head to the majestic Shuri Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There, we'll learn about the history of Okinawa and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views. Photo moment!
Our last stop will be Tamaudun, a royal tomb built in the 15th century by King Shō Shin.
8-Hour Tour
Would you like to explore the city in more detail? Get ready for an unforgettable day of visiting the best of Naha and its surroundings. After picking you up from your hotel at the indicated time, we'll head to Kokusaidori Street to witness the bustling atmosphere of this shopping street.
Afterwards, we'll visit the Makishi Market to enjoy the flavours of the local cuisine. Following our visit to the market, we'll continue to Tsuboya Yachimun Street to see the traditional Okinawan pottery and learn how it's made. Our next stop will be the impressive Naminoue Temple, located atop a cliff with panoramic views of the sea, where we'll appreciate the serenity and spirituality of this sacred place.
We'll continue our tour to the iconic Shuri Castle, where we'll learn more about Okinawa's history and culture. Our next stop will be Tamaudun, where we'll marvel at its ancient royal tombs. Afterwards, we'll visit Shikinaen Royal Garden, an oasis of tranquillity that combines natural beauty with traditional Japanese architecture.
Finally, we'll explore the Former Japanese Navy Underground Headquarters, where we'll learn about the country's military history.
