Resorts World One 4 Days 3 Nights Naha Ishigaki Tour

On this delightful 4-day, 3-night trip, we set out on a journey of discovery to the beautiful Okinawa and Ishigaki Island. The boat we took left on Sunday afternoon and returned on Wednesday noon. As soon as you board the ship on Sunday, you can go to the restaurant for dinner. There are three free restaurants in total. Only Lido is a buffet, while the other two are set menus. The food is quite in line with Taiwanese tastes, which is different from the Singapore cruise! The cruise ship provides four meals a day, including breakfast, lunch, dinner and midnight snacks, so you can eat a lot. Overall, it's very relaxing. Day 2: Arrive in Naha We arrived at Naha Port at noon and were able to disembark very quickly. There were taxis available after disembarking, which was very convenient! We first went to AEON at Naroku Station to buy drugstores and supermarkets, where we could get tax refunds. After shopping, we headed to Kokusai-dori, which is the busiest commercial district in Naha. We were overwhelmed by the variety of Okinawan specialties and delicacies. I found a yakiniku restaurant here. Because of the location, the prices are relatively high. If you need to continue shopping, you can go to Jing'an Hall, but there are too many people asking for tax refunds, and you basically have to wait for at least half an hour. If you don't want to wait, you don't have to go shopping. The things are not too cheap~ But they have everything you need, and it's very convenient~ #### Day 3: Heading to Ishigaki Island After arriving at Ishigaki Port, you can take a bus or taxi to the public market. There is not much in this market, and it takes about half an hour to visit. There are no cosmetics to buy. It is recommended that you come and have a look if you have not been there, otherwise you can actually skip it. It is much more convenient to drive to other attractions~ #### Day 4: End of the journey On the last day of the trip, we arrived back at Keelung Port at 11am. Disembarking was efficient and quick, and we were able to get off the ship in about an hour. Although this trip to Naha Ishigaki was short, overall it was relatively relaxing if you were traveling with your elders and children. You didn't have to look for a restaurant or line up for too many attractions. You could just enjoy the cruise facilities. Especially for parents with children, you can send them to Little Dreamer to play for two hours, which was very relaxing.