What other travelers are saying about Okinawa World
It’s a very cool place. We spend about 3.5 hours here. The caves are really impressive and take about 35 minutes to walk through. There is an interesting snake museum and a theatre with 2 different shows. We watched a Taiko performance and enjoyed it. It was 30 minutes long. There are also some animals but their cages were small and I felt sorry for them and that’s why this is 4 stars. Lots of places to eat. There is a garden of fruit trees and and an old Okinawa style courtyard or traditional houses. The layout is a bit confusing. You don’t know if you’re coming or going. For ¥2000/person I thought it was a great value.
So much to do! We got to walk through the cave which was about a 25 minute walk. We got to some arts and crafts. We got to take some cool pictures with the white snake. We got to see a lot of different animals like the habu snake, turtles, and bats. Should definitely bring more money to buy ice cream, smoothies, snacks or pay for additional experiences inside!
A complex amusement park with Okinawa culture and specialized regional products. It encompasses with a natural cave, an orchard, a small museum, etc. In weekday, the park was quite slack and undercrowded. It's... not a quite a typical amusement park. It's much closer to the salad of "Experience of Okinawa stuff". The good point of this place is there is a certain guide of getting tour there. The bad point? Bad accessibility via public transportation and too many shops visited during the walkway.
The cave is a must visit! The sights are amazing and it's quite big compared to the ones I've visited overseas like in Jeju.
I quite enjoyed the cultural section as well. Take some time to stroll through and see people doing their crafts. I'm not an artsy person but I still thoroughly enjoyed it
Okinawa World’s Gyokusendo Cave is a breathtaking underground wonder with stunning limestone formations, illuminated pathways, and a mystical atmosphere. The cool, humid air and echoing drip of water create an unforgettable experience, showcasing nature’s beauty formed over 300,000 years.
