Ogami Island Trekking Tour
Approximately 4km north-northeast from Miyako Island lies the mystical island of Ogami Island.
The entire island is considered a sacred place, and it is a small island that is carefully protected as "the island where the gods reside."
There are some rules on the island, but local islanders will guide you, so you can explore with peace of mind.
You can experience traditional lifestyles and everyday life, which are difficult to learn about on your own, with the help of a guide.
This tour allows you to leisurely enjoy the charm of Ogami Island, which is full of nature.
- Event period
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All year round
- open time
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13:30
- Venue
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Ogami Island (Departure point: Shimajiri Fishing Port)
- Time required
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Approximately 3 hours and 25 minutes
- Age Recommendation
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5+ years
- Fee
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Adults: 3,000 yen
Ages 5 to elementary school: 1,500 yen
- What's included
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Guide fee, insurance fee
- What is not included in the price
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Round-trip ferry fare (710 yen)
- Meeting time and place
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13:15 (15 minutes before departure)
Shimajiri Fishing Port Ticket Office
- Pick-up and drop-off
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Nothing
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It takes about 40 minutes by car from the hotel to Shimajiri Fishing Port.
- What to wear and what to bring
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・Comfortable clothes and footwear (there are uphill slopes and stairs on the way to the observation deck)
·drink
- Conditions for participation
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Customers who fall under any of the following categories may be refused participation or have their tour content restricted.
Regarding your health condition:
• People who are currently receiving medical treatment or taking medication
• Individuals who have previously experienced loss of consciousness, fainting, seizures, epileptic seizures, or other similar events.
- People with physical disabilities such as those affecting the waist, arms, or legs.
・Pregnant women- ※
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If you use a wheelchair or have a medical condition that makes it difficult to walk on your own, please let us know in advance.
- others
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The tour itself lasts approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.
After the tour ends, you will have approximately 1 to 1.5 hours of free time before your return ferry departs.
If the ferry is cancelled due to rough seas, the tour will also be cancelled.
Please inform us immediately if you feel unwell on the day of the event.
Please contact us in advance if you are bringing a child under the age of 4.
- Minimum number of participants
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2 persons
- Registration (deadline)
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Until 16:00 the day before
- cancellation policy
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After 18:00 the previous day: 50%
- Operator
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Miyajima Tourist Services
Tour Schedule
- 13:15
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Please come to the ticket office at Shimajiri Fishing Port.
Upon arrival, please inform the ferry ticket office staff that you are participating in the tour and provide the name of the group representative.
- 13:30
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After boarding the ferry, we will depart for Ogami Island. (Approximately 15 minutes)
- 13:45
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We've arrived at Ogami Island!
Please gather at the covered rest area on the left after crossing the pier.
Your tour guide will meet you, so please tell them your name.
- 14:00
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Let's start trekking!
Guided by a local Ogami Island resident, you'll slowly make your way to the 74-meter-high summit, listening to stories about the island's traditions and sights along the way (approximately 30 minutes one way). At the top, a 360-degree panoramic view awaits you. You can see Ikema Island and Irabu Island, and if the weather is good, you can also enjoy the coral reefs stretching towards Yaebise and the beautiful gradation of the ocean.On your way back, be careful of your footing.
After returning, take a stroll along the outer perimeter road! You can observe tropical fish up close and see unusually shaped rocks.
- 15:30～16:00
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The group will disband after the tour ends.
You have free time before the ferry departs. You can enjoy a meal at the island's only restaurant or explore the surrounding area♪
- 16:40
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After boarding the ferry, we will return to Shimajiri Fishing Port. (Approximately 15 minutes)
- 16:50
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The tour ends upon arrival at Shimajiri Fishing Port.
April 1, 2026