Best places: Tourist Attractions in Naha, Japan

👍 I applied for whale watching. The reception on the day, including the phone call to confirm the reservation the day before, and the response of the captain and staff were wonderful. What happens because I couldn't find it at first? I thought, but it was the best with three whales, a parent and chil...

👍👍 Had a great experience driving in the streets of Naha in Okinawa. You can choose to wear a costume while you drive. Our tour guide, Chari, was amazing! He was very professional & took a lot of good pictures of the group throughout our drive which was nice we didn’t have to worry about taking picture...

Snorkeling & scuba diving cave destination featuring visually striking blue waters.

Seaside installation of engraved, granite slabs memorializing casualties of the Battle of Okinawa.

Monument honoring the Himeyuri medical corps of female students killed in WWII's Battle of Okinawa.

Oceanside park & walking area featuring striking panoramas of the water & surrounding islands.

Nature preserve with trails & tours through verdant landscapes & a cafe inside a limestone cave.

Dedicated to the Himeyuri Student Corps, this museum celebrates peaceful action in difficult times.

Wooded zip-line & climbing park with 4 courses for varying ages & skill levels including small kids.

Busy seaside destination best known for panoramic water views as well as scuba diving & snorkeling.

Restored castle wall ruins dating from the 14th century & located on a wide limestone plateau.

Visitors pray for good fortune at this old Shinto shrine featuring a small cave with stalactites.

Uninhabited island known for swimming, diving & whale-watching, plus parasailing & wakeboarding.

Understated rooms & suites in an informal hotel offering a restaurant, a gym & bay views.

👍👍 Popular park nowadays. Very cool equipment good for kids older than 3 but probably a little boring for kids over 8. There is no garbage can which is odd but the vending machines and toilet are good.

Busy shoreline with ocean-view walks & cafes, plus surf breaks & diving spots above a coral reef.

Ryukyu Kingdom shrine founded in 1451 & rebuilt in 1975, set in parkland with Naha city views.

Sandy strip with tuftlike rock formations, popular for swimming, snorkeling & photo shoots.

Discovered in 1967, this soaring underground cave has over a million stalactites & pools of water.

Established as a Shinto shrine in 1890, this sacred place offers festivals & views from the cliffs.