Okinawa
Okinawa

Okinawa

Japan

Introduction to Port

Port Okinawa distinguishes itself from other cruise ports with a seamless blend of pristine sea scenery, Japanese hospitality, and immediate access to Ryukyu culture. Signature experiences range from guided tours to Shuri Castle and the Nakagusuku Castle ruins to snorkeling adventures in the Kerama Islands, hands-on Ryukyu glass workshops, and evenings of traditional eisa music and sanshin performances ashore. Destinations reachable from the port include the Kerama archipelago’s emerald bays, the family-friendly charms of Motobu and Churaumi Aquarium, and the historic streets of Naha’s Kokusai Shopping Street, all within easy reach to maximize time on land. Fleet features at Port Okinawa include a modern, efficient terminal with streamlined check-in, short transfers to taxis or tour desks, and optional tender calls that minimize travel time while maximizing shore time, with some itineraries offering shore-power options to reduce emissions. Onboard services for guests are equally compelling, offering Okinawan-inspired dining, cultural enrichment programs, spa and wellness facilities, and multilingual crew ready to arrange private tours, language-friendly guidance, and seamless connections back to the ship. In sum, Port Okinawa stands out for its intimate island immersion, high-quality facilities, and a guest-first approach that makes every call feel like a curated Okinawan escape rather than a routine port of call.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Beaches and water activities
Relax on pristine shores and swim in warm Atlantic waters.
Rich Ryukyuan culture
Explore unique heritage and traditional Okinawan cuisine and crafts.
Historical sites
Ancient ruins and museums tell stories from centuries past.
Gateway to Okinawa island life
Experience island hospitality and vibrant local festivals.