Minna-Jima Island Vacation Deals

Visiting just one town or city, regardless of its popularity, can only ever give you a glimpse into the wider natural and cultural makeup of a region. So allow time to visit Okinawa 's other sights and attractions. Goya, lays 20 miles (32 kilometers) to the north, and Nakasonecho sits 20 miles (32 kilometers) to the north.

Naha, is another interesting place to visit. It is 30 miles (48 kilometers) from Minna-Jima Island and offers a number of interesting points of interest, including Tsushima-maru Memorial Museum, Himeyuri Peace Museum and Makishi Public Market. Naminouegu Shrine, Shrikinjocho Stone-Path Road and Shuri Castle are also worth a visit before returning to Minna-Jima Island.

Okinawa offers travelers some important shrines and other sites of spiritual importance, ideal places to get a taste of the region's gentler side. Make the effort to delve deeper into Okinawa by learning a little about its past. A good place to start is with a visit to the area's historic palaces.

Local tours are a unique way to experience the special places. So why not join one of the culinary tours, cycling tours and guided nature walks. Okinawa offers visitors plenty of gentle avenues to experience the region's wide open spaces, such as sunbathing and wildlife watching.

When it's time to leave, say a fond Sayōnara (farewell) to the interesting people you've met and the places you've enjoyed.

Accommodation in Minna-Jima Island

To stay nearby Minna-Jima Island, you can go to the Centurion Hotel Okinawa Churaumi in Motobu, 2 miles (3 kilometers) away. Or, book a room in one of these hotels: the Centurion Hotel Okinawa Churaumi.