IB [Okinawa, Miyakojima] Go by boat to [Uni Beach] A landing tour while enjoying a 10-minute cruise (free drone photography) Departing and arriving at the marina makes it easy to get on and off!

Enjoy a relaxing boat ride to Miyakojima's popular beach, Uni Beach! Enjoy a relaxing cruise on a stylish boat. Snorkel gear is also available for free rental. The tour times vary depending on the tide and the day, so please inquire for details. Miyakojima JET Cruise Features: 1. Small group size of one to two groups. Instead of large shared boats, there's a high possibility of private chartering for 3-4 or more people! 2. A sports-style boat, not a fishing boat. 3. Our only boat departs from a marina, not a fishing port. Easy boarding and disembarking! 4. Designated by the Okinawa Prefectural Public Safety Commission as a safety-conscious business. Certified Miyakojima Sustainable Tourism. 5. A short cruise from Tu River Marina under the Irabu Bridge to Uni Beach. 6. You can even land without getting wet. 7. Drone photography, Insta360, and GoPro are available. (Of course, photography is free, and you'll receive a free file!) 8. After returning to the marina, you can rinse off the sand with tap water before heading home. *The meeting place and departure/arrival port may change depending on the conditions of the waves, wind, and Uni Beach on the day of the tour. Also, it may not be possible to land without getting wet. In such cases, we will notify you before the tour begins.

You can go without getting wet even when moving or getting on and off! You don't need to wear a swimsuit. It's a marina, not a fishing port, so it's easy to get on and off. After the tour, you can wash off the sand with a water hose shower before heading home.

Since the group size is small, there is no waiting time for drone photography, no physical strength is required, and the boat ride takes about 10 minutes. You can fully enjoy your stay at Uni-no-hama.

We will be taking a comfortable, sporty boat, not a fishing boat, and will be passing under the Irabu Bridge on the way to Uni Beach, enjoying a moderate 10-minute cruise.