Chiringashima Island

Tentang Chiringashima Island

Check Tide Tables: It is essential to check the low tide times before your visit to ensure the sand path is visible.
Footwear: The sand path can be difficult to walk on, so please bring sandals or comfortable walking shoes.
Respect Nature: As this is an uninhabited island, the rule is to always take your trash home.
Safety First: Currents can be strong; avoid moving if the water becomes unsafe.
Wildlife Caution: Keep a safe distance from marine life and do not touch potentially dangerous creatures like the Blue-ringed octopus.

Tips

Payment

Cash only (No shops or facilities on the island)

English Support

Limited English signage available

Reservation

No reservation needed, but checking tide times is mandatory

Clothing

Wear sandals or comfortable shoes suitable for sand and beach walking

Photography

Photography of the landscape is permitted

Accessibility

Not wheelchair accessible due to the unpaved, uneven nature of the sand path

Etiquette

Please carry out all trash and protect the natural environment

Safety Warning

Do not touch dangerous marine life, such as the Blue-ringed octopus

Check Tide Tables: It is essential to check the low tide times before your visit to ensure the sand path is visible.
Footwear: The sand path can be difficult to walk on, so please bring sandals or comfortable walking shoes.
Respect Nature: As this is an uninhabited island, the rule is to always take your trash home.
Safety First: Currents can be strong; avoid moving if the water becomes unsafe.
Wildlife Caution: Keep a safe distance from marine life and do not touch potentially dangerous creatures like the Blue-ringed octopus.

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