Thursday, December 12, 2024
Yambaru Hotel Nanmei Shinshitsu introduces two exciting new experiences, offering guests a deeper exploration of the area’s rich natural heritage and its prestigious Blue Zone status.
Yambaru Hotel Nanmei Shinshitsu, a sustainability-focused accommodation and experience provider in Okinawa, Japan, has launched two new eco-friendly tourism experiences in the subtropical region. These unique offerings allow visitors to immerse themselves in Okinawa’s natural beauty and rich Blue Zone culture.
One of the new experiences, Deep Forest Tour: A Miraculous Forest Where Your Five Senses Awaken, invites travelers to embark on a three-day nature adventure. Led by an expert local guide, the journey takes participants through Okinawa’s rural jungle, showcasing the diverse flora and fauna of the region. Guests will enjoy guided daytime hikes and have the opportunity to stargaze beneath the island’s pristine, star-filled skies at night. Prices for the experience start at 76,900 JPY (approximately £400) per person, based on double occupancy, including guided activities, two nights of accommodation, and selected meals.
In addition, Yambaru Hotel Nanmei Shinshitsu has launched The Essence of Blue Zone experience, a three-day cultural journey that highlights Okinawa’s esteemed Blue Zone status. This immersive tour takes participants to remote villages nestled near the lush Yambaru National Park, where they can meet local elders renowned for their wisdom and insights on living long, healthy lives. Guests will also enjoy tasting the region’s local cuisine—considered a key factor in Okinawa’s Blue Zone designation—and have the opportunity to try their hand at traditional Okinawan crafts. Prices for this unique experience start at 162,100 JPY (approximately £844) per person, based on double occupancy, and include guided tours, two nights of accommodation, and selected meals.
Yambaru Hotel Nanmei Shinshitsu partners closely with the local community to offer distinctive travel experiences that allow visitors to forge meaningful connections with Okinawa’s residents and its pristine natural environment. The hotel also provides private accommodations in the area, having thoughtfully restored several traditional Okinawan homes in villages near Yanbaru National Park, creating a truly authentic experience.
link
