Enjoy a premium moment at the northernmost resort hotel on Okinawa’s main island…
Okuma Private Beach & Resort, the northernmost resort hotel on the main island, is located on the west coast of Kunigami Village, about 90 minutes by car from Naha Airport.
Surrounded by the endlessly beautiful ocean and the mysterious nature of Yanbaru, you can spend a premium time here.
Families, couples, large groups, and even dogs are welcome!
Let us introduce you to Okuma Private Beach & Resort, where you can enjoy various types of rooms, a wide variety of cuisines, and activities for everyone from children to adults.
Point 1: Wide variety of rooms in cottages & villas
Rooms at Okuma Private Beach & Resort can be roughly divided into detached villas and cottages.
The cottage types include the standard “Main Cottage,” the top-of-the-line “Grand Cottage,” and the “Palm Cottage,” which is conveniently located within the hotel.
The detached “Garden Villa,” which was fully renovated in 2020, will give you the feeling of living in a house!
We also have “Doggy Rooms” where you can enjoy the resort with your dog.
Point 2: Enjoy a variety of cuisines at 6 types of restaurants
One of the attractions of the hotel is the variety of cuisine offered in its six different restaurants.
Iju” offers seasonal cuisine based on the concept of “Japanese style,” while “Adan” offers teppan-yaki where chefs prepare dishes right in front of your eyes.
Surfside Café” offers different concepts from breakfast to dinner, allowing you to choose the restaurant of your choice.
For those who come from outside of the prefecture, we also recommend “Okame” Izakaya where you can enjoy Okinawan cuisine!
You can spend a luxurious time at the BBQ restaurant “Beachside” where you can enjoy a meal while watching the sunset!
Point 3: There are plenty of activities for everyone to enjoy!
Okuma Private & Resort offers a wide variety of activities unique to its natural surroundings.
On the beach alone, there are many marine sports that are not normally available, such as boarding, sap, snorkeling, and marine walker!
There are also various field sports such as cycling and tennis, and on rainy days, you can enjoy indoor sports such as badminton.
There are also eco-tours to the Yanbaru Forest and handmade experiences such as making Shi-sa (Okinawan traditional Okinawan Okinawan folk craft), so you can create many fun memories!
