Please note that we don't visit all of the locations listed below. It's around 6 hour tor and we would be happy to suggest our recommended spots for you.

Nudokubi-Abu is a cave that is not widely known among tourists. Since ancient times, it has been regarded as a sacred place where gods reside, making it a spiritual power spot. It is also a historical site that was used by the Japanese military during World War II.

Toguchi no Hama is a beach loved by local residents. It is relatively uncrowded with tourists, allowing visitors to spend a relaxing time here.

Toriike Pond is one of the most famous scenic spots on Miyakojima Island. It consists of two interconnected ponds that are linked to the sea through an underground cave system. The deep blue water creates a mysterious and beautiful landscape, attracting visitors from around the world. Toriike Pond is also popular among divers, as the underwater caves connect to the open ocean, offering a unique diving experience. The site is designated as a national natural monument and is valued for its geological and ecological significance.

17 End is the beach with the highest water clarity in Miyakojima. It is located next to Shimojishima Airport, and if you visit during low tide, you can take truly stunning photos.

Shinbizi is located beneath dramatic sea cliffs, with stairs that lead directly down to the ocean. Although it is not widely known among tourists, it is a fantastic spot for photography.

Iguana Rock is a hidden spot that does not appear on Google Maps. From the top of the cliff, you can look down over the ocean and enjoy a breathtaking view. It is also an excellent location for drone photography.

Sankakuten is also a hidden spot that does not appear on Google Maps. From the top of the cliff, you can look down over the ocean and enjoy a breathtaking view. It is also an excellent location for drone photography.

Makiyama Observatory is one of the most scenic viewpoints on Irabu Island. The observatory is uniquely designed in the shape of a giant white bird, symbolizing the migratory birds that visit the area. From the top, visitors can enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the Irabu Bridge, the emerald-green sea, and the surrounding islands. It is a popular spot for sightseeing and photography, offering some of the best views in the Miyako Islands.

Utopia Farm Miyakojima is a popular sightseeing spot where you can learn about the fruits, flowers, and tropical plants grown in Miyakojima. It is one of the island’s classic must-visit attractions.

Sunayama Beach is one of the most iconic beaches on Miyakojima Island. It is famous for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, white sandy shore, and natural rock arch formed by years of erosion. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking ocean views and stunning sunsets in a peaceful setting. The beach can be reached by walking over a small sand dune, which gives the beach its name, meaning "Sand Mountain Beach."

Yonaha Maehama Beach is one of Japan’s most beautiful beaches, famous for its long stretch of white sand and clear turquoise water. With stunning views of Kurima Bridge and Kurima Island, it is a perfect place to enjoy the natural beauty of Miyakojima.

Ryugujo Observatory is a popular viewpoint located on Kurima Island. The observatory is designed to resemble Ryugujo, the mythical Dragon Palace from the Japanese folktale of Urashima Taro. From the top, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Yonaha Maehama Beach, Kurima Bridge, and the emerald-blue waters surrounding Miyakojima. It is one of the best spots on the island for photography and sightseeing.

Imgya Marine Garden offers a breathtaking ocean view from its observatory. Thanks to Instagram, it has become a very popular spot among young visitors.

Higashi light house is the easternmost cape of Miyakojima. On a clear day, you can enjoy the beautiful “Miyako Blue” ocean stretching out before you.

Perfect spot for photography when it's sunny.

Takara beach is hidden beach that does not appear on google maps. It is located behind gold course.