Southern Okinawa Sightseeing/Half-Day Bus Tour｜Valley of Gangala Course｜Naha Departure

The Valley of Gangala is worth going. The guided tour is detailed and interesting.

There were no automatic voice guidance provided in the bus. During the tour to Gangala, we were provided with a translation booklet. Sections in the booklet were numbered. It will be good if guide could let foreigners know what section he was going to talk as there were no signage. We had to read through all of it and guess which section he was talking about. Nevertheless, it is still worthwhile to visit.

Although it is spoken in Japanese, there are explanations in Chinese. The tour guide is not burnt out and is very dedicated and serious in explaining. However, I still hope that there will be someone who can speak English or Chinese to accompany the tour ~

The half-day tour is very suitable for flights in the afternoon. You can get off at Naha Airport when the trip ends at noon, and you don’t have to worry about having nowhere to put your luggage. Overall, the trip was smooth. Yuquan Cave is so big that I almost couldn’t get back to the car in time. You need to allow more time.

It was a very rational and emotional trip. Participants, both locals and foreign tourists, enjoyed the wonderful journey and perfect introduction. Thanks to the driver and tour guide who accompanied us on the journey. This is a good journey experience.

Gangala is a very beautiful and magical place. It is not only interesting in terms of natural landscape, but also has a lot of relevant knowledge. This is all thanks to the on-site tour guide. Without the tour guide, the fun would be halved. He is a staff member of the scenic area, not a tour guide on the bus. He speaks good English and is very careful to ensure that we can keep up with the explanation; a Chinese manual will be provided before the tour, so there is no need to worry about not understanding it. The tour guide lady who followed the vehicle was very dedicated. Although we don’t know Japanese, she made sure we kept up with the team; she kept explaining during the trip, and she talked about everything she passed by. She knew everything about the local history and customs. It was a pity that we didn’t understand it. At noon, we stopped at a rest stop near sefa utaki, which gave everyone time to eat, so there was no need to worry about being hungry. There is a bread called Mitsuya Honpo that is delicious.

This is my third time traveling without driving with these one-day or half-day tours. The experience is as ideal as ever and the time is just right. This time, even though the tour guide mainly operates in Japanese, you can also choose a translator with automatic navigation in four languages, including Chinese, English, and Korean, to facilitate travelers who do not understand Japanese.

The little sister on the bus sang very well. Although I can’t understand Japanese, I can feel her professionalism and enthusiasm. Gangala is not recommended by many people, but we all think it is worth a visit. In addition to shopping at popular attractions in Okinawa, you can Go to the forest and feel the chirping of insects and birds! !

It's a pity that we didn't finish the trip because the weather in Okinawa was not good today and it rained heavily. The thunderstorm prevented us from going to the scenic spot we wanted to go to because it was changed to the Yuquan Cave opposite. However, Yuquan Cave was closed due to heavy rain and was really closed. It's a pity that we lost this opportunity to visit, but we can't blame the company, because they didn't want it to rain.

The itinerary is well arranged, the time is used effectively, and the tour guide is attentive in explaining. I will highly recommend it.