Okinawa Forest Adventure Onna Adventure Course Ticket

A thrilling forest adventure high above, embracing both Okinawa's green forests and blue sea

Start a unique experience, crossing through the forest while gazing at the emerald sea of the East China Sea, which unfolds refreshingly before your eyes. Located in Onna Village, Okinawa, Forest Adventure is an eco-friendly activity space designed to utilize the natural forest. Feel the pleasant sea breeze blowing through the dense trees and encounter thrilling moments of becoming one with Okinawa's nature at a height different from the ground.

The adventure course here is prepared for adventurers who want to challenge their limits and experience a sense of accomplishment. Move through the trees relying on ropes, and finally, surrender yourself to the zip line, gliding towards the sea. Daily stresses will disappear, and you will gain vibrant energy filled with the vitality of the wild. The scenery viewed from the top of the forest while cheering each other on with family, lovers, and friends becomes a page of unforgettable memories.

Enjoy an adventure through the forest, overlooking the emerald sea

The thrill of soaring through the sky, the longest 120m zip line

The long-distance zip line, starting from the treetops and gliding down to the ground, is the highlight of Forest Adventure Onna. The view of the emerald sea encountered in the wide-open sections is a luxury that can only be enjoyed here.

Challenging adventure courses utilizing the forest terrain

More than just a walking path, a variety of obstacles await, utilizing the terrain's elevation and tree placement. Cross swaying bridges and climb ropes to explore deep into the forest at your own pace.

The best viewpoint overlooking the East China Sea

At the observation points encountered during the activity, you can admire the endless horizon. It's also perfect for taking memorable photos against the backdrop of the stunning scenery where the green of the forest blends with the blue of the sea.

"The Okinawan sea viewed from above the trees offers a completely different sense of awe and liberation than seen from the ground."