[Manzamo Travel Guide] A Scenic Spot with Stunning Cobalt-Blue Ocean Views

Manzamo faces the vast East China Sea.
The endless cobalt-blue horizon can look as if it is sparkling with reflected sunlight.
In addition to the beautiful ocean views, the cliff shaped like an elephant's trunk is also a highlight.
It is a striking photo spot where you can capture both yourself and the scenery in one shot.
Take lots of photos to remember your trip.

The sunset sinking into the sea at Manzamo is also not to be missed.
The contrast between the sea turning a deep blue as the sun goes down and the glowing orange sky is breathtakingly beautiful.
Manzamo's sunset has a charm that makes viewers feel nostalgic.
The time the sun sets varies depending on the season, but it is usually in the 6:00pm to 7:00pm hour.
This time of day gets very crowded, so be sure to leave yourself plenty of time.

Ura-Manzamo is a hidden beach located close to Manzamo.
Follow the road before reaching Manzamo, then pass through a narrow trail along the way to reach the shore.
Unlike Manzamo, which attracts many tourists, the biggest charm here is that there are fewer people, so you can relax and gaze at the sea in peace.
You can also listen closely to the sound of the waves, making it feel almost like a private beach.

Cape Maeda is located in Onna Village in the northern part of Okinawa Main Island.
The sea cave below the cliff facing the ocean is called the Blue Cave because sunlight shines into it and makes it glow blue. It is one of the most popular diving and snorkeling spots on Okinawa Main Island.
The sparkling sapphire-blue water surface is truly magical.

A village-run beach inside a seaside park stretching along the west coast of Onna Village, one of the top resort areas on Okinawa Main Island.
In an area filled with private beaches owned by resort hotels, this is a valuable ichanda beach that can be used free of charge.
Located inside a bay, the beach is known for its calm, clear water and wide white sand shore.

A hands-on Ryukyu glass workshop located along a beautiful beach in Onna Village in northern Okinawa Main Island. Not only can you watch the process of melting and shaping glass, but you can also create your own one-of-a-kind original glass together with an artisan. Try wrapping molten glass around a blowpipe and shaping it by blowing into it. Of course, the artisan will carefully support you, so even beginners can join with confidence.

Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium is a popular sightseeing spot located inside Ocean Expo Park in Okinawa.
Take the escalator down from the 4th floor to the 3rd floor to reach the aquarium entrance.
The structure is designed so that as you move down to the 2nd and 1st floors, it feels like you are diving deeper into the sea.
A vast world of Okinawa's mysterious sea life unfolds before you.
At the aquarium's main attraction, the huge Kuroshio Sea tank, you can observe whale sharks, the largest fish in the world, and oceanic manta rays, which were bred successfully here for the first time in the world.

A pineapple-themed park that opened in 1992.
You can enjoy pineapple fields, colorful flowers, and lush jungle-like plants, and learn about the history of Okinawan pineapples through lectures and exhibits.
Starting from the walking paths, the grounds are densely planted with flowers and trees, and everywhere you look, you are surrounded by plants in every direction, making it feel just like a jungle.
The pineapple-themed shuttle vehicle called the Pineapple Train, which runs to the park entrance, is fun for both children and adults.

Located along the coastline of Onna Village, one of Okinawa Main Island's leading scenic areas, Halekulani Okinawa is the first hotel in Japan under the Halekulani brand, which boasts more than 100 years of history in Hawaii.
All 360 guest rooms are decorated in elegant white-based interiors and offer ocean views.
There are also five villas equipped with private pools and natural hot springs, meeting the needs of guests seeking an even more luxurious stay.

A resort hotel facing Tiger Beach on the west coast of Okinawa Main Island.
Based on the concept of a picturesque resort, the hotel creates spaces that look beautiful from every angle.
Across its vast grounds of Approx. 10,000 tsubo, beautiful scenery spreads throughout, making you want to reach for your camera.

A popular resort hotel located on the west coast of Okinawa Main Island.
All 377 guest rooms come with ocean-view balconies, offering beautiful views over the East China Sea. In addition to modern Western-style rooms and tatami rooms, the hotel also has a family-only room type called Flippers Connecting, decorated with illustrations of dolphins and turtles.