【水納島/沖縄】人気の離島水納島をご紹介【観光•旅行ガイド】

A cinematic journey to Minna Island (水納島), a crescent-shaped sanctuary floating off the northern coast of Okinawa. Recognized by the Michelin Green Guide, this small island—only 4km in circumference—offers an untouched escape with crystal-clear emerald waters, rugged limestone coasts, and vibrant coral reefs. Immerse yourself in the silent blue, and let the raw beauty of Okinawa heal your soul. ⏱️ Chapters (動画の内容) 0:00 Prologue 0:55 How to Get There (Port, Ferries & The Voyage) 5:12 Arrival & Island Facilities 7:23 A Walk to the Hidden Beaches 8:30 1. West Beach (Rugged Coastline) 10:31 2. Nameless Beach (Shallow Cove) 11:40 3. South Beach (Seagull Rock) 12:34 Local Lunch at Mermaid 15:07 4. Beach Below the Lighthouse 16:00 5. Minna Beach (The Main Shore) 17:16 Underwater World (Minna Beach) 18:50 Freediving at the Coral Reefs 🚢 How to Get There (Access) Depart from Toguchi Port (渡久地港) in Motobu Town, northern Okinawa. Journey: A brief 15-minute high-speed ferry ride. Tickets: Available only on the day of departure (No advance reservations). Ticket counters open at 8:00 AM. Parking: Free parking available at the port (approx. 100 spaces, fills up quickly in summer). Note: Ferry schedules change depending on the season. Return times for day-trippers must be selected upon purchasing tickets. 🏝️ Island Facilities & Tips Dining: Local cafes offer Okinawan Soba, Taco Curry (approx. 800 JPY), and refreshments (open during the summer season). Amenities: Coin lockers, vending machines, and coin-operated showers (90 seconds / 100 JPY) are available near the port. Nature Warning: The island is home to the Habu snake. While they are nocturnal and rarely seen during the day, please stay on the paths and tread carefully when walking through grassy areas. 🤿 Marine Activities Minna Island is surrounded by over 10 diving spots. The "Cable" point offers breathtaking underwater landscapes where you can encounter Anemonefish, Butterflyfish, and dense coral reefs. For the best and safest experience, we highly recommend booking a guided boat snorkeling or diving tour. Subscribe to our channel for more refined, cinematic explorations of Okinawa's hidden sanctuaries.