
Aguni Island
Agunijima
A rare island where volcanic cliffs, limestone caves, and white sandy beaches coexist.
Aguni Island is a small island with a circumference of approximately 12 km, located about 60 km northwest of Naha, Okinawa.
What makes it special
About Aguni Island
- Witness the spectacular Bigeye Scad (Tarpon) tornado during a diving excursion.
- Enjoy a scenic stroll through the illuminated paths of the limestone caves.
- Take in the breathtaking views of Okinawa and the surrounding islands from the Mahana Observatory.
- Relax and enjoy the white sands and crystal-clear waters of Ugu Beach.
- Immerse yourself in local culture by witnessing the traditional Lunar New Year festivities.
Photo gallery
All photosWeather forecast
Sun
11/1
25°/24°
0%
Mon
11/2
27°/25°
88%
Tue
11/3
26°/24°
27%
Wed
11/4
27°/25°
4%
Thu
11/5
27°/25°
23%
Fri
11/6
26°/24°
31%
Sat
11/7
25°/24°
32%
Tips
Payment
Cash (JPY) is recommended. Please confirm card acceptance with each facility.
English Support
English signage and staff support are limited.
Reservations
Advance booking for island transportation and activities is highly recommended.
Clothing
Wear comfortable clothes and sturdy shoes for navigating natural terrain.
Photography
Please follow all nature conservation rules while taking photos.
Accessibility
Natural terrain in caves may include uneven steps.
Safety
Be extremely careful when walking in natural areas as Habu (venomous snakes) may be present.
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