• Cave Okinawa - Gyokusendo Cave, situated close to the Okinawa World theme park, presents an enchanting subterranean experience. This vast limestone cave showcases breathtaking stalactites and stalagmites, beautifully lit to emphasize their detailed formations. Visitors can wander along well-maintained pathways, admiring the geological marvels formed over millennia, while informative displays offer insights into the cave’s natural history. With its consistent temperature and humid environment, the cave provides a distinctive and invigorating atmosphere. Photography lovers can capture the captivating scenery, and nearby souvenir shops offer a chance to purchase memorable mementos, making Gyokusendo Cave an essential stop for those discovering Okinawa’s natural attractions.

• Admission to Cave Okinawa

• Personal Expenses

Explore the captivating subterranean realm of Cave Okinawa, also known locally as Nuchishinujigama, a limestone cave rich in natural splendor, historical significance, and spiritual importance.

This extraordinary cave is recognized as one of Okinawa’s renowned “power spots,” believed to bestow good luck and positive energy. Its name holds profound historical significance, linked to two incredible events where lives were miraculously preserved. During the Battle of Okinawa, nearly 300 residents took shelter within the cave and emerged without a single casualty. Earlier, in the era of the Ryukyu Kingdom, a prince from Nakijin Castle reportedly found refuge here following a battle.

Within the cave, visitors can marvel at a variety of distinctive limestone formations, including the rare Red and White Stalactite, regarded as a symbol of good fortune after two children were born nearby during wartime.

• Food and beverages are not permitted
• In case of rain, please bring an umbrella
• Please wear practical shoes, as there are some areas where footing is poor

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.