Tokashiki Island Review

There are 3 beaches on Dujiashi Island. Apollian Beach is recommended. First, this beach has a beautiful observation deck. The sea view can be seen. Second, there is an unmanned island opposite this beach. You can rent a boat to explore the unmanned island. Third, there is a mysterious beach next to Apollian Beach. If you are on a day trip, play Apollian Beach in the morning and go to the mysterious beach in the afternoon. The time is very sufficient.

When I arrived in Okinawa, I did a strategy. If the weather is good, I will choose a day to see the island of Dujiashi. It is very convenient to find a place to buy the ferry ticket. Because it is off-season, I have not made an appointment online. I can buy the ticket and buy the ticket. The other party carefully informed the pier on board the ship how to go. I also gave Zhang a schematic map and took the express boat to Kashiki Island.

The most beautiful island in Okinawa, no one! I went to Okinawa four years ago and it rained but it was still beautiful. This time I went to Okinawa to take advantage of the sunny day and went again. The beach in the sun was super beautiful. In the off-season in December, tourists on the island were rarely quiet and comfortable. Away from the hustle and bustle, there is a ferry from Naha City, but you have to be optimistic about the time. There is a Clippers every day. Two and a half hours with a slow boat, about RMB 200, cheaper than the Clippers, but less time to stay on the island in winter, many restaurants and shops are closed. It is best to bring your own dry food on the island.

It is worth a trip to the outlying islands, one day or two days. There are two boats to and from Naha every day, one Clippers and one slow boat. We take the Clippers adult for 4,740 yen, one way for 35 minutes, and depart from Naha port at 9 am. We buy tickets to the port one hour in advance. It is best to book tickets in advance during peak season. After disembarking, there are buses to the two major beaches. We chose to go to Apollen, departing at 9:50, about 20 minutes by car. Then you can play freely. In the afternoon, the driver will inform the return time. There are several small restaurants, canteens, diving shops, homestays and the like nearby, you can rent water play equipment and diving equipment. The water temperature in March is not very high. We played around on the beach and picked shells. It is recommended to go to a stone on the edge of the beach. You can go to the reef next to it through a piece of sea water and knees. There are some small animals in the water to see. Note that the hard coral rubble in the water over there is a bit lame, don't barefoot. Before lunch, I went to climb the observation deck to see the panoramic view of the beach. From the other side of the observation deck, I found a reef and a small beach in the distance. I ate at the small restaurant for lunch, and then took a glass boat and played on the small outlying island opposite for an hour. I don't know if it is the reason for the off-season. It only costs 1,000 yen per person to return to the outlying island and feel that the price is OK. The old man who opened the glass boat did not speak English, and it was quite real. Every time he went to the coral reef and the fish, he stopped and gave us a slow look. The time to see the bottom of the glass boat added up to about 20 minutes. After sending it to the unmanned island, the glass boat will drive away and make an appointment to pick it up. We took a walk in the small village an hour from the bus ride back to Apollian Beach. After returning to the port of Dokashiki, we climbed a watchtower near the port.

Fortunately, I booked the ticket in advance and couldn't buy it at all on the spot. The first time I saw such pure blue sea water. I didn't swim, so I borrowed a swimming ring to float on the sea. I really hope I can swim at this time, and then I can snorkel to see the small fish. The sun on the beach is super poisonous, and despite the sun protection, the face is still tanned. Not to mention the body, smelling a sea lice, it feels great.

I have heard before that the beaches of the outlying islands are the most beautiful. The color will change with time and sunshine during the day. As expected, the blue sea will be when you come in the morning. In the afternoon, it will become emerald green, plus the clouds and mist for a while. The scenery is more charming... The picture above: The afternoon Apollen Beach, despite its dark clouds, was a completely different color from the morning when it first arrived. Overall, the island is still worth a visit. In fact, there are more than one beach on the island, but Apollian Beach is the most convenient transportation, there are buses and taxis to and from the port. In addition to diving and swimming, you can also hike mountains near Apollen Beach, and there is a small beach adjacent to it. The scenery is also beautiful. It is said that when the weather is good, you can also rent a boat to explore an uninhabited island opposite~~

If it is sunny, it should be beautiful here, but when I went there, it was raining and it seemed a bit depressed. Fortunately, it was sunny when I was lucky to snorkel. I have to say that the Japanese pay great attention to safety and will always help you wear equipment and shoes. Only I am Chinese. They will not show disgust, but will pay special attention to my safety. When they arrive at the sea, the coach will go to the seabed to find sea cucumbers for us to see, and they will also perform underwater to show us bubbles. There are free fish grains, attracting small fish to the side, a good experience, When you come to Okinawa, you must have at least one day of outlying island experience, remember to remember

From the Okinawa Pier to the island, you can take a 1:30 boat to the island. After going to the island, there is a small bus on the island to take you to the beach on the other side of the island, 400 yen per person. I didn't play the sea project, the sun was so big, it would definitely be black! I took a walk on the beach and climbed the observation deck on the cliff! Ah, that's a beautiful viewing spot!