Top Ishigaki Extreme Sports

This activity is open to everyone, including those without a diving license, families with children, and beginners. You can experience the night world easily by observing nocturnal creatures through snorkeling. In the sea, you can also see bioluminescent plankton that glow like fireflies!Look up at the sky on your way home.A sky full of stars is spread out! Basically, it's boat snorkeling, but depending on the weather, it may also be an entry from the beach.

Escape the crowds and discover Ishigaki’s hidden paradise on a private tour tailored just for you. No fixed schedules or tour groups—just a personalized ocean adventure. While popular spots like the Blue Cave get very crowded in summer, we’ll take you to a quiet, secret beach known only to locals, overflowing with vibrant coral reefs and tropical fish. We customize the plan based on your preferences and daily conditions. Simply meet us at the designated location and follow our guide's car in your vehicle. All gear, including masks and fins, is fully provided. Enjoy a safe beach entry with a local English-speaking guide who will capture free GoPro photos and videos. Afterward, drive with us to a quiet waterfall and enjoy a fresh local pineapple or mango smoothie. With your own vehicle, you can seamlessly head to your next stop right after!

Mangrove Tour Enjoy the serene quiet of kayaking through the mangrove forest. Taketomi Island Exploration Explore the traditional streets and beautiful beaches of Taketomi Island. Eco-Friendly Tour Enjoy a sustainable, eco-friendly tour designed with nature in mind. Vehicle Choice On your mangrove cruise, you can choose between a stand-up paddleboard or a canoe.

Okinawa's traditional wooden sailing boat "Sabani" symbolizes the wisdom, culture, and deep connection with the sea of ​​the Yaeyama people. This is a valuable program that allows you to contribute to the future of Okinawa's marine culture through the experience of "learning", "building", "riding" and "operating" a Sabani together with Tomoatsu Yoshida, the only boat carpenter on Ishigaki Island who preserves the traditional techniques of "Sabani" construction and passes on the steering technique to the next generation.