Top Uruma Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Okinawa's unique history unfolds at Katsuren Castle, a distinguished gusuku that offers a glimpse into the Ryukyu Kingdom's past. This insightful two-hour tour explores the preserved ruins atop the Katsuren Peninsula, revealing stunning views and the castle's role in maritime trade. Learn about local leader Amawari, whose legacy shapes the area's folklore, and delve into the sacred traditions that define the community. A local expert guide provides rich context, enhancing your understanding of the architecture and the spiritual significance of the site. The tour also includes a visit to the museum at the castle's base, deepening your connection to Okinawa's cultural heritage. - Explore the remarkable ruins of Katsuren Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site - Enjoy breathtaking views of Okinawa’s eastern coastline from the castle - Gain insights into the history and significance of the Ryukyu Kingdom from a local guide - Visit the museum for a deeper understanding of Okinawa’s culture

Set off on an exhilarating jet ski ride from Henza Island, where you can explore the stunning cobalt waters and unique geological formations of Okinawa's East Coast. Choose between two exciting routes: one leads to Yabuchi Island and a deserted island, while the other passes through the scenic Kaichu Road Canal and Miyagi Island Canal. If you hold a valid jet ski license, you can ride solo; otherwise, enjoy the adventure with an instructor. - Thrilling jet ski ride through Okinawa's beautiful coastline - Choose from two scenic routes for diverse exploration - Instructors available for those without a jet ski license Important Note: To operate the jet ski yourself, you must possess a valid Japanese license. Please be aware that international or overseas boat licenses are not recognized and cannot be used for driving in Japan.

Explore a rare tea culture unique to Okinawa through a 45-minute English-guided experience. Walk through a traditional tea field and learn about Yamagusuku Tea, a seed-grown tea cultivated since 1935. Discover how local climate and biodiversity shape its distinctive character. The tour concludes with a tasting served in a takeaway cup, allowing you to enjoy the tea beyond the experience. This small-group tour offers an authentic and intimate way to connect with Okinawa’s agricultural heritage.