Discover Tokashiki Tokashiki Island lies west of Okinawa’s main island in the Kerama archipelago, known for clear waters, quiet beaches, forested hills, and easy access via a short ferry from Naha.
85,000 JPY
Kerama Terrace is an exclusive island retreat with seven rooms. Experience a luxurious stay that nourishes both body and soul.
78,500 JPY
Tokashiku Marine Village boasts a prime beach location with white sand and blue skies. Enjoy snorkeling, diving, sea turtles, and winter whale watching year-round in paradise.
61,000 JPY
Unwind amid the natural warmth of wood and a spacious, serene atmosphere. The log house’s garden features a green lawn and terrace seating, inviting you to bask in sunlight and a gentle breeze.
Duration: 4 hours
Snorkeling in Tokashiki offers clear coral reefs, sea turtles, calm bays, vivid fish, shallow entry points, guided safety, and unforgettable island scenery. Join a snorkeling tour that departs from your hotel, providing seamless transport, expert guides, and effortless access to Tokashiki’s vibrant underwater world.
Duration: 2 hours
A night nature tour in Tokashiki reveals quiet beaches, forested trails, and rare nocturnal wildlife. This guided walking tour will highlight native plants and the island’s untouched ecosystems, offering an atmospheric, low-light adventure distinct from daytime scenery.
Duration: 4 hours
Join Akiko-san on Tokashiki for a hands-on foraging and cooking experience, gathering island plants like hibiscus flowers, yomogi and nigana. Learn their uses, prepare simple dishes together, and enjoy a fresh, local meal rooted in Okinawan tradition.
Duration: 1 hours
With the help of local Akiko-san, try your hand at making a traditional Kubaji, or well bucket, made from a single dried Kuba (Livistona chinensis) leaf, from subtropical Kuba palm tree that is native to the Okinawa region. Learn a bit about Okinawa’s past ways of living while crafting something to take back home.
