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OKINAWA ISLANDS RESORT HOTEL MAP Subtropical Resort Islands in Japan Nagoya to Osaka(KIX) OKINAWA ISLANDS RESORT HOTEL MAP Subtropical resort islands in Japan Nagoya to Osaka(KIX) to Yonaguni to Enjo Okinaw Transportation from Naha Airport Airport Limousine Bus Limousine OKINAWA AIRPORT SHUTTLE Airport Limousine Naha Airport Naha Airport Bus ➡ To Onna & Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium ➡ To Motobu & Hotel Orion Motobu Resort & Spa Route Naha AP. Domestic Terminal Naha AP. Domestic Terminal ▼ 2 minutes. ▼ 2 minutes. Naha AP. International Terminal Naha AP. International Terminal OKINAWA AIRPORT ▼ 15 minutes. ▼ 8 minutes. SHUTTLE www.okinawa-shuttle.co.jp/en/ Kencho Kitaguchi Naha Bus Terminal (Prefectural Government Office) ▼ 70 minutes. ▼ 65 minutes. ANA Intercontinentai Manza Beach Resort Onna-no-eki ▼ 5 minutes. (Onna-son Community Center) HYATT REGENCY SERAGAKI ISLAND OKINAWA ▼ 6 minutes. ▼ 4 minutes. Tiger Beach Mae Okinawa Kariyushi Beach Resort Ocean Spa Airport Limousine ▼ 3 minutes. ▼ 6 minutes. http://okinawabus.com/en/ls/ Sun Marina Beach Mae The Busena Terrace Beach Resort ▼ 18 minutes. ▼ 5 minutes. Nabee Beach Mae Okinawa Marriott Resort & Spa ▼ 15 minutes. ▼ 3 minutes. Kariyushi Beach Mae The Ritz-Carlton Okinawa ▼ 17 minutes. ▼ 6 minutes. Nago-shiyakusyo Mae Kanehide Kise Beach Palace (Nago City Office) ▼ 20 minutes. ▼ 23 minutes. Nago Bus Terminal Motobu-Kou(Motobu Port) ▼ 10 minutes. ▼ 12 minutes. Hotel Resonex Nago Hanasaki Marche Mae ▼ 19 minutes. ▼ 2 minutes. Kinenkoenmae(Bus stop) Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium ▼ 3 minutes. ▼ 2 minutes. Centurion Hotel Resort Vintage Okinawa Churaumi Emerald Beach Mae ▼ 3 minutes. ▼ 2 minutes. Hotel Orion Motobu Resort & Spa Bise Fukugi Namiki Iriguchi (Bise Fukugi Tree Street) Total 182 minutes. Total 164 minutes. 6 other routes available Travel Tips VISIT OKINAWA JAPAN Event Calendar https://www.visitokinawa.jp/events JAN. JUL. ・A New Year’s Celebration at Shurijo Castle / Naha City ・Manza Hari Dragon Boat Festival / Onna Village ・Motobu Mt.Yaedake Cherry Blossom Festival / Motobu ・Ocean Expo Park Summer Festival / Motobu Town Town (or beginning of FEB) FEB. AUG. ・World Orchid Exhibition in Okinawa / Motobu Town ・Okinawa Zento Eisa Matsuri / Okinawa City ・Youth ・Okinawa Marathon / Okinawa City Furusato Eisa Festival / Naha City ・Angama / Ishigaki City ・Southern Island Star Festival / Ishigaki City MAR. SEP. ・Sanshin Day Music Performance / Various places ・Shurijo Castle Park Mid-Autumn Celebration / Naha City ・Higashi-Village Azalea Festival / Higashi Village ・The Itoman Great Tug of War / Itoman City ・Peaceful Trim Marathon / Itoman City ・Harvest Festival / Various villages APR. OCT. ・Ryukyu Kaiensai Fireworks Festival / Ginowan City ・The Naha Great Tug of War & Procession / Naha City ・The All Japan Triathlon Miyakojima / Miyakojima City ・Shurijo Castle Festival (Until 3rd Nov.) / Naha City (Sunday) MAY. NOV. ・Naha Hari (Dragon Boat Race) / Naha City ・Tsuboya Pottery Festival / Naha City ・Tour de Okinawa ・All Island Spring Bullfighting / Uruma City (Road Racing) / Northern Area in Okinawa Main Island ・Ungami / Various places JUN. DEC. ・Eisa Night / Okinawa City (Every Weekend until Aug.) ・Naha Marathon / Naha City ・The Fire and Bell Festival / ・Itoman Hari (Dragon Boat Race) / Itoman City Itoman City (until beginning of Jan.) ・Yuntanza Pottery Market / Yomitan Village ・Okinawa is located in the subtropics, with long summer and short winter. ・It has strong sunlight and occasional typhoons during summer. ・North wind is strong during winter causing it to feel colder than the actual temperature. When to go ・Peak travel season is during Japanese summer vacation, through July and August. 35 Light long sleeves or short sleeves. 30 25 Short sleeves. 20 Long sleeves or short sleeves. 15 ℃ Long sleeves Rainy season Average Temperature and a sweater. Average Sea Temperature Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.5 0.7 1.5 2.0 1.6 1.2 0.0 0.0 Average Number of Typhoons Beach Season Zamami Is. Bus 606 RESORT HOTEL MAP Airport Port Terminal City area Tokashiki Is. 000 Resort 000 City Number 000 Beach SPA Kume Is. Hotel Hotel of rooms 607 Aka Is. 605 601 Naha City 602 603 Center North Area ORIENTAL HILLS THE RITZ-CARLTON 301 14 306 97 311 HYATT REGENCY 344 OKINAWA OKINAWA SERAGAKI ISLAND OKINAWA 302 THE TERRACE 307 312 CLUB AT BUSENA 68 chillma 4 THE BUSENA TERRACE 410 Kerama Islands Kume Is. CYPRESS RESORT 303 THE HIRAMATSU HOTELS 308 MAGACHABARU 313 Uminoryotei OKINAWA 605 Kerama Terrace 7 601 84 & RESORTS GINOZA 19 OKINAWA 11 Nakamaso 25 KUMEJIMA To U-MUI Forest Villa Okinawa THE ATTA TERRACE KERAMA BEACH 602 KUMEJIMA Shurijo 304 18 309 78 314 & Hana Stay 2 606 26 EEF BEACH HOTEL 80 Castle YAMADA GUSUKU CLUB TOWERS HOTEL 002 Hotel Orion Motobu ANA INTER CONTINENTAL TOKASHIKU RESORT HOTEL 305 Halekulani Okinawa 360 310 215 315 397 607 56 603 200 016 Resort & Spa MANZA BEACH RESORT 346 MARINE VILLAGE KUME ISLAND 015 026 327 037 021 014 010 028 029 019 035 314 020 Kouri Is. 007 005 Okinawa 349 013 036 412 031 027 Churaumi Aquarium 340 345 023 030 341 360 338 033 022 Ie Is. 357 Miyako Islands 034 004 323 352 009 012 001 308 326 401 THE SHIGIRA 9 412 Island Terrace Neela 5 025 003 307 017 North Area 032 310 604 347 HOTEL BREEZE 006 351 Yagaji Is. 402 HOTEL SHIGIRA 413 307 024 MIRAGE 160 BAY MARINA 331 008 350 403 IRAPH SUI, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miyako Okinawa 58 Irabu Is. 407 Shigira Bayside 344 404 174 Shimoji Is. 324 Suite Allamanda 018 362 406 Day’s Beach Hotel 405 Sesoko Is. 405 14 348 Zuicho 403 414 Miyako Is. 406 VILLABU RESORT 410 354 TABINOTEITAKU 6 415 407 Feliz Villa Suite 414 HOTEL ATOLLEMERALD Nago Irabujima Sawada 8 MIYAKOJIMA 137 408 MIYAKOJIMA TOKYU 415 Hotel Locus 408 416 HOTEL & RESORTS 247 Miyakojima 100 10km 411 Ocean's Resort 404 401 339 325 409 RuGu 15 416 47 312 Villa Vorla 305 330 417 302 KONPEKI 418 410 8 417 Wellness Villa Brisa 95 413 342 the villa all suite 409 402 Naha 356 318 353 ALLAMANDA IMGYA Hotel Sea Breeze 336 313 411 72 418 170 Kurima Is. HOTEL PALM ROYAL 359 306 CORAL VILLAGE Casual 001 Okinawa EXES Naha 67 020 170 311 320 NAHA KOKUSAI STREET 315 358 363 321 002 THE NAHA TERRACE 145 021 RJ HOTEL NAHA 60 337 316 301 309 HYATT REGENCY ALMONT HOTEL North Area 003 022 NAHA OKINAWA 294 NAHA-KENCHOMAE 157 303 LOISIR LIVING Livemax Amms RESORT HOTEL 333 334 316 105 334 31 352 84 HOTEL SUITES SERAGAKI Canna Resort Villa BEL PARAISO 004 260 023 HOTEL SUN OKINAWA 200 COLLECTIVE NAHA 317 319 Sheraton Okinawa BEACH RESORT OKINAWA 317 246 335 AUBERGE'BONNE 353 91 Sunmarina Resort CHERE RAOUT 4 SUNCOAST HOTEL Yaeyama Islands 005 HOTEL JAL CITY NAHA 302 024 Hotel Chura Ryukyu 65 329 322 335 MARRIOTT RESORT CLIPPER HOTEL YUGAF INN 212 328 355 318 361 336 5 354 125 RIHGA ROYAL HOTEL GRACERY OKINAWA OKINAWA BASE OKINAWA 006 157 025 198 Ishigaki Is. Kohama Is. GRAN OKINAWA NAHA 201 332 361 304 319 HOTEL MONTEREY 337 La Casa Panacea 355 Rizzan Sea-Park 216 339 8 826 THE BEACH Okinawa Daiichi HOTEL 343 OKINAWA SPA & RESORT Okinawa Resort Hotel Tancha-Bay 501 JUSANDI 5 515 6 526 HAIMURUBUSHI 148 007 5 026 84 TERRACE ISHIGAKI Hotel Naha RESONEX NAHA 215 Ikei Is. Okinawa Spa Resort Okinawa RESORT 203 320 90 338 Ocean Hills KOURI 4 356 23 ISHIGAKI HOTEL ROYAL MARINE Hotel Allamanda ANA CROWNE PLAZA COMMUNITY＆SPA EXES CLASS INN ONNA 502 33 516 81 527 140 008 352 027 190 RESORT HOTEL PALACE ISHIGAKIJIMA Kohamajima OKINAWA HARBORVIEW NAHA CENTRAL HOTEL 220 223 KANEHIDE KISE Best Western Okinawa HOTEL YUGAF INN 321 15 339 64 357 52 ANAINTERCONTINENTAL ART HOTEL LOISIR SPA COUNTRY CLUB Kouki Beach BISE 503 255 517 245 528 CANAAN RESORT 20 009 550 028 78 ISHIGAKI RESORT ISHIGAKIJIMA TOWER NAHA OKINAWA HOTEL 218 224 322 Kafuu Resort Fuchaku 358 MIYUKI HAMABARU GRANDVRIO ・ 333 340 Chanya 5 60 Ishigakijima Sun Green CONDO HOTEL RESORT 504 RESORT ISHIGAKIJIMA 100 518 14 010 HOTEL ROYAL ORION 209 029 ESTINATE HOTEL 88 VILLA GARDEN Grass Resort hotel MAHAINA WELLNESS HOTEL 323 263 341 VINTAGE CENTURION 359 Central Area Miyagi Is. RESORT OKINAWA RESORT OKINAWA CHURAUMI 94 MIYUKI BEACH 47 CLUB MED S.BIRTHPLACE DoubleTree by Hilton OKINAWA 505 181 519 10 011 333 030 87 ISHIGAKIJIMA ISHIGAKI Naha Shuri Castle HOTEL OCEAN Taketomi Is. Condo Minium Hotel Nago OKINAWA BEACH RESORT Resort Hotel 324 40 342 516 360 53 FUSAKI BEACH RESORT HOSHINOYA DoubleTree PACIFIC HOTEL Resort LIETA NAKAYAMA OCEAN SPA KARIYUSHI Buena Vista Nakijin 506 180 529 48 012 225 031 389 207 HOTEL & VILLAS TAKETOMI ISLAND by Hilton Naha OKINAWA 221 208 Kanucha Bay KANEHIDE ONNA 325 295 343 HOTEL SUNSET HILL 61 361 152 NAGURA VILLAGE HOTEL PEACE ISLAND OKINAWA NaHaNa 211 Hotel & Villas MARINEVIEW PALACE 507 21 530 20 013 200 032 Nest Hotel Naha 192 202 210 CONDOMINIUM HOTEL Iriomote Is. TAKETOMIJIMA HOTEL&SPA 204 209 206 Ala MAHAINA 219 326 100 344 CANAAN SLOW FARM 8 362 On the beach LUE 36 GRANDVRIO RESORT HOTEL NIRAKANAI NOVOTEL RYUKYU CONDO HOTEL 508 ISHIGAKIJIMA 200 520 140 531 Guest House Cago 3 014 328 033 125 Chatan IRIOMOTEJIMA OKINAWA NAHA SUNROYAL HOTEL 222 217 GRANDVRIO GARDEN OKUMA PRIVATE HOTEL PALM STAY shimanchu-club 213 327 184 345 2 363 87 LA TEADA AQUA CITTA NAHA BEACH&RESORT KOURI OKINAWA 509 EXES ISHIGAKIJIMA 50 521 32 015 231 034 NAHA-WEST INN 150 Hamahiga Is. IRIOMOTE RESORT by WBF RENAISSANCE Ada GARDEN Ishigaki Is. 328 377 346 28 DO RESORT Okinawa Kariyushi OKINAWA RESORT HOTEL OKINAWA 510 Ishigaki Seaside Hotel 108 522 15 016 269 035 NANSEI KANKO HOTEL 119 eco village IRIOMOTE Yonaguni Is.
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