Cape Zanpa is the last place where the sun sets at the end of the main island of Okinawa. The natural cliffs here stretch for 2 km, and at the end of the cliffs stands a huge white lighthouse.
Fishing and diving are popular here, as well as the spectacular view from the top.
The statue of Taisei, the “god of business” of the Ryukyu Dynasty, is located in the vicinity, creating a sacred atmosphere.
At “Cape Zanpa Ikoi no Hiroba,” visitors can meet cute goats, turtles, and other small animals, and play freely on the expansive lawn.
There are also tennis and basketball courts for sports enthusiasts.
The largest and most impressive of all is the 7-meter tall shisa, the largest in Okinawa.
Zanbo Beach, which stretches in front of the cape, is a beautiful stretch of coastline.
Why not visit Cape Zanba, a place full of nature and fun?
Free of charge
From Naha Airport, take Route 332 to Route 58 and go straight north.
Turn left at the Kina intersection in Yomitan Village, go straight on Prefectural Route 12, turn right at the Takashiho intersection, and go along Prefectural Route 6.
Turn left at the Zanba Iriguchi intersection and follow the road to Cape Zanba at the end of the road.
By Car or Rental Car
From Naha Airport, take Route 332 to Route 58 and drive straight north.
Turn left at the Yomitan Village Kina intersection, go straight on Prefectural Route 12, turn right at the Takashiho intersection, and go along Prefectural Route 6.
Turn left at the Zanba Iriguchi intersection and follow the road to Cape Zanba at the end of the road.
Take the Okinawa Expressway from the Naha IC, get off at the Okinawa Minami IC, and drive about 50 minutes on the national highway.
By bus
From Naha Bus Terminal, take No. 28 and get off at Bus Stop: Cape Samba Park.