Night Tour of Miyako Island

The charm of Miyako Island isNot only during the day.
In fact, the nightMiyako Island is also a unique place to enjoycan be done.
Walking and exploring the jungle at times when nocturnal organisms are active in subtropical climates,
You can also cruise the sea at night in a canoe!
It's not like walking into the woods at night in the pitch dark with only one light.I can't get enough of the thrill.
It is especially popular with children,Recommended for free research during summer vacation, etc.It is.
Many creatures of the night can be seen on Miyako Island.Night Tour Points of Interestto the following
In addition to the creatures, you can also look up and seeStarry sky and mooncan be observed.
Night tours allow visitors to enjoy the star-filled night sky and creatures unique to Miyako Island.
This is an activity that you should definitely experience at night on Miyako Island.
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Blackish brown with an insect-like pattern, about 20 to 25 cm in length.nocturnal owl (Tyto novaehollandiae)It is.
At night, they wait quietly in the jungle trees for spiders and insects.
The male human cry is "koh-koh-koh",Females make a distinctive "meow" sound like a cat.
If you are lucky, you can hear them talking as the male cries and the female replies.
Coconut crabs are about 20 to 30 cm in length,80cm when legs are spread... and upwardswill be.
They often make their home near the ocean where humidity is high.
When they are small, though, they protect themselves from enemies by entering snail shells and turban shells,
As size increases, they live without yad because of the lack of shell size.
It is a large bat, more than 1 meter long when its wings are spread.
They are called fruit bats and live on a diet of guilain, golden loquat, papaya, ova-acou and island bananas.
At night, they are often stuck upside down in papaya trees.
It does no harm to humans,It is a safe organism.
Throughout the yearLong sleeves and long pants are recommendedThe Company has been working on this project for the past three years.
It is difficult to see at night, so children and others should wear fluorescent clothing.
Boots will be provided.Please bring your own socks!
femaleLong sleeves, long pants, socks masculine genderLong sleeves, long pants, socks
We recommend that you bring a towel because you will sweat as you explore the jungle.
Hydration is essential as you may get thirsty during the tour.
A camera with a night mode is a great way to create great memories on a family vacation or a couple's getaway.
This tour takes you to see nocturnal creatures and, when the sky is clear, the stars.
You can see many plants and animals that can only be seen in the subtropical zone.
We will go exploring in the pitch-dark jungle with only one light.
Children as young as 3 years old can participate, so if you have young childrenFamilies are especially recommendedIt is.
Since coconut crabs and other crabs are almost exclusively found only in the Nansei IslandsIt will definitely be an experience of a lifetime.
The canoe is very stable,You can enjoy the sea at night in a relaxed atmosphere!
of starry skies and nocturnal creatures at night.Recommended for those who want to take pictures.It is.
It is a two-person boat, so one person can paddle and one person can take pictures.
You can also see the creatures sleeping in the shadows of the rocks!
Miyakojima Island has such a beautiful starry sky that it was recognized as Japan's first starry sky protected area.
Weather permitting.Full starry sky and shooting starsYou can see such things as
The night of Miyakojima shows a completely different face from the day!
Enjoy the island at night with PiPi's tours! Our guides, who specialize in night tours, will be waiting for you.
They did their best to find the crabs and take pictures to make the participants happy, and it was a great memory for me! We were very happy to see the coconut crabs we were looking for, and we were also very satisfied with the detailed information about the history and culture of Miyako Island, as well as the recommended restaurants in the area!
Thank you Roy😊.