Had a great time here with the family. Great place for everyone of all ages to have fun. The layout makes the park more enjoyable and easy to navigate. Just watch your head as you walk through the cave. The in person shows were really entertaining as well.
The caves are great, easy to walk through and interesting information along the way.
Watched the shows, tasted the beer and explored the reptile room.
There are alot of interactive activities for all, and the bonus plus was the icecream which was sorely needed after walking around in the sun.
It was as a good day
Really nice experience with beautiful sights, animations and shops. Really makes you understand the local life and history !
The traditional music show is highly recommended, so is the cave of course. Takes maybe three hours to tour it all.
One of the longest mineral caves I've walked.
Nicely lit, the park is well curated which allows you to walk the whole park without missing out on any attractions they offer.
There are dye prints and cloth weaving in looms to try your hands on.
Snake wine distillery, a popular local drink is available there too.
The staff speaks good English.
Overall a good walk though a bit pricey if you are not interested in any of the above activities.
Okinawa World is accessible by car or bus from Naha, the capital city of Okinawa Prefecture. It's about a 30-minute drive from Naha Airport. There are also several local bus services that stop near the park.
The main attractions include Gyokusendo Cave, one of the longest caves in South Asia filled with stunning stalactites and stalagmites; a traditional Ryukyu village with crafts demonstrations; Habu Park, a museum and show about the local venomous snake; and Eisa dance performances showcasing Okinawan culture.
Absolutely, There are numerous shops within Okinawa World where you can purchase Okinawan crafts, textiles, pottery, and other souvenirs. The craft village also offers the opportunity to make your own crafts as a unique souvenir.
Yes, Okinawa World is a family-friendly attraction with plenty of activities and shows that children will enjoy. The park also offers educational experiences about Okinawan culture and nature.
