Weather, clothing, and recommended activities in July on Ishigaki Island!

You should know before you go to Ishigaki Island!
What is Ishigaki Island like in July?

July, after the end of the rainy season, when the summer sun makes the sea sparkle, is different from June, which was humid.Dry and sunny days.It is the The best season is here, when everything you see and do is exciting!

This article will introduce you to the weather characteristics and recommended activities in July that you should know before your trip.

 

Weather (temperature and typhoon conditions) on Ishigaki Island in July

From mid-June, when the rainy season on Ishigaki Island ends, through July and beyond.Many days with high temperatures exceeding 30 degrees Celsius.It will be.

This is the most tropical season of the year, but you will feel the strong sunlight throughout the day, so be sure to take precautions against sunburn and heat stroke!

Typhoons tend to pass from July to September. However, every yearJuly may or may not bring one typhoon.and typhoons arrive less frequently than in August and September.

Even if it rains during your trip, Ishigaki Island ToursTours held even on rainy daysPlease feel free to contact us for more information.

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What to wear and bring in Ishigaki Island in July

In Ishigaki Island in July, short sleeves, shorts, and sandalsMany people dress like it's mid-summer.It is. Clothing made of breathable fabrics will keep you comfortable.

The rooms are air-conditioned. To avoid the cold temperature difference from outside and direct sunlight exposure,A lightweight cloak is usefulIt is.

 

Highlights of Ishigaki Island in July

In July, Ishigaki Island has calm sea conditions and sunny days,The sea is clearer than any other time of the yearThe area boasts a beautiful and beautifully clean environment. Enjoy the underwater world by snorkeling or diving during the day, and after the sun sets, enjoy the star-filled sky.

Here are some highlights of Ishigaki Island in July.

 

Sagaribana, a fleeting flower that lasts only one night

Sagaribana blooms gradually from around June and is at its best until August.

The language of flowers of the sagaribana is "to bring good luck. To see the ephemeral flowers like sparklers that fall apart after one night of blooming.Many repeaters join the Sagaribana tour every yearI will do so.

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Encounter with sea turtles, which are only found in clean waters

You can meet all three types of sea turtles (green turtles, loggerhead turtles, and hawksbill turtles) in the sea around Ishigaki Island.

They swim surprisingly speedily in the sea, so please check them out!

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High chance of encountering manta rays

Ishigaki Island is one of the best spots in the world to see giant manta rays (onyx rays).

Especially in July, the sea condition is good, so you can go to the manta point with high probability.

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Should be experienced during the best season!
Recommended Activities in Ishigaki Island in July

In July, Ishigaki Island is at its best in terms of sea clarity and ocean conditions. If you want to enjoy Ishigaki Island in this season, you have to play outside as much as you can.

Here are some recommended activities that you should experience at least once. Please take a look at them for reference!

 

snorkeling

July is the best season for snorkeling due to its excellent transparency. Even in the shallows, you can see sea turtles, colorful coral, clownfish, and snapping turtles as much as you like!

Sea conditions remained calm,The water temperature is about 28 degrees Celsius.The snorkelers will go up to the top of the sea. This is a great way for those who are not used to snorkeling to enjoy the experience.

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SUP

If you want to feel more adventurous in Ishigaki Island, we recommend SUP, which is now popular all over the world. In Ishigaki Island, you can experience mangrove, blue cave, and Kabira Bay which are full of attractions!

July has calm sea conditions.So even first-timers can enjoy the tour with the support of a guide.

Furthermore, Ishigaki Island in July is,Lateest sunset of the year(about 19:36) period.

Sunset SUP allows visitors to experience the slowest sunset in Japan.

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parasailing

Summer is considered the best season for parasailing!The sea in July is ideal for parasailing because the wind is stable.are available.

Taking pictures in swimsuits and gazing at the sea glistening in the summer sun is one of the pleasures of summer parasailing!

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Experience Diving

You can enjoy the underwater world in a pleasant tropical day.

From JulyHigh encounter rate with manta raysIt is the beginning of the season. See for yourself why divers from all over the world are coming to Ishigaki Island.

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Charter Tours

Around July, when the rainy season ends and the best season arrives, the area becomes crowded due to the summer vacation. Therefore, we recommendHire a guide for a day to give a tour.Charter tours!

Guides will guide you at your own pace, so you can enjoy the tour along various scenes, from family and company trips to group tours such as circle tours.

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Night Tour

Privilege for those staying on Ishigaki Islandis the ability to participate in night tours!

In the jungle at night, nocturnal plants and animals peculiar to the subtropical zone that have been sleeping during the day start to move. Why don't you enjoy Ishigaki Island until night?

Ishigaki Island isDesignated as the first starry sky protection area in JapanI was The star-filled sky of Ishigaki Island is breathtakingly beautiful.

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Phantom Island (Hamashima) Tour

A spot you should visit at least once when you come to Ishigaki Island.The island is an uninhabited island called "Phantom Island (official name: Hamashima)," which appears and disappears depending on the tide level.

With an unobstructed 360° view, the spectacular scenery will leave you speechless. It is so beautiful and popular that it is often used as a filming location for TV and music videos!

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yoga

In Ishigaki Island, the beach yoga experience in front of the beautiful ocean is very popular! You can enjoy different attractions at different times of the day such as sunrise and sunset.

Why not refresh your mind and body while taking in the spectacular scenery during the pleasant time of July?

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Take a ferry from Ishigaki Island to the outlying islands!
Recommended remote islands to visit in July

Since the sea conditions are calm in July, the probability of ferry cancellations is also low. One of the reasons why July is considered the best season is that you can spend as much time as you had planned in advance!

Here are some recommended remote islands that can be easily reached from Ishigaki Island.

Let's go to each remote island from Ishigaki Island!
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Iriomote Island (Okinawa)

Iriomote Island can be accessed from Ishigaki Island to two ports, Uehara Port in Iriomote Island and Ohara Port in Iriomote Island.

More than 90% of the island is surrounded by subtropical vegetation andThe lush greenery of Iriomote Island provides healing for both body and soul.

There are many activities that can be enjoyed by men and women of all ages, so please join us and experience the great outdoors!

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islets of Ogasawara (islands)

Kohama Island is a place where sugarcane fields spread out and villages with red-tile-roofed houses still remain. It takes about 30 minutes to get there from Ishigaki Island.

Filming location for NHK's morning TV series "ChurasanThe island has been a favorite since it first became famous as a

The waters around Kohama Island are crystal clear, and marine activities are popular, so be sure to check it out!

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Taketomi Island

To Taketomi Island, where you can enjoy nature and history,About 15 minutes one way from Ishigaki IslandYou can go by

There are also restaurants and cafes on Taketomi Island, making it one of the most popular islands to visit even when you have time on a moment's notice! Take a ride on a buffalo cart and enjoy exploring the island.

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Kurushima

Kuroshima Island, which can be reached from Ishigaki Island by high-speed boat in 25 minutes one way, is also called Heart Island because the shape of the island looks like a heart when seen from the sky.

Renting a bicycle allows you to get around the island in about an hour.More than 10 times the number of cattle compared to the populationYou can enjoy the peaceful and extraordinary time of

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Ferry tickets must be purchased in advance.
The window on the day of the event will be more crowded than expected!

Ferry ticket window congestion in March 2023

In the past, paper ferry tickets were purchased at the counter.Pre-purchase is the normThe company is now in the process of

July is a busy tourist season, so you need to buy in advance.Unable to board the desired flight on the same dayIt is also possible to Avoid long lines at the counter and enjoy a smooth trip.

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Recommended by staff living in Ishigaki Island!
5 recommended sightseeing spots in July

Here is a selection of must-visit sightseeing spots on Ishigaki Island.

 

Kabira Bay

Kabira Bay, called the best scenic spot in Ishigaki Island, is a regular spot recommended by people living in Ishigaki Island.

While enjoying the spectacular view of the cobalt blue, you can also stroll around the area, where there are a few restaurants and souvenir shops.

It is a bit far from the city center, but if you are on a tour, you can be picked up and dropped off.

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Blue Cave

On May 15, 2022, the "Blue Cave" of Ishigaki Island was introduced in the Degawa Girls' Club corner of "Itte Q to the Ends of the World!

The entrance to the "Blue Cave" at Cape Maeda in Ishigaki Island is narrow, so first-time visitors should join a tour and have a guide assist you, taking safety into consideration.

This is a spot that will surely leave you speechless at the beauty created by nature!

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(iii) Ibaruma Sabichi Cave

There are several limestone caves on Ishigaki Island,Ibaruma Sabichi-do Cave is located inThe only limestone cave in Japan that leads to the seawill be.

Stalactites are said to grow 1 cm every 2-3 years,About 370 million years agoThese limestone caves were created by the upheaval of the sea floor in

In the stalactite caves created over a long period of time, you will never get tired of observing the stone pillars and icicles and their various shapes.

Beyond the cave is the ocean, offering a spectacular view that cannot be seen in any other spot!

 

Shiraho Coast

Ishigaki Island is known for its crystal clear ocean and white sand beaches! Especially if you enjoy snorkeling, you can't miss Shiraho Beach.

Shiraho Beach has an unparalleled variety and quantity of coral and tropical fish, and rare species ofBlue coral colonyThere are

this (something or someone close to the speaker (including the speaker), or ideas expressed by the speaker)Blue coral colony in Shiraho is the largest in the northern hemisphereand is visited by many people from home and abroad.

Shiraho Coast also offers a beautiful sunrise view, so it is a valuable experience to rent a car and go there to take in the morning sunrise.

 

(5) Husaki Beach

Husaki Beach is managed by Husaki Resort Village, a popular resort hotel located right in front of the beach, and is a beautiful, well-maintained beach.

It is crowded with many tourists because it is close to the downtown of Ishigaki Island. The beach is shallow and you can rent all the equipment you need for the activities, so you can go empty-handed!

 

It is difficult to move on hot days!
Get around in comfort with a rental car!

In July, Ishigaki Island has high temperatures of over 30 degrees Celsius. Under such circumstances,Hot and difficult to get around with little public transportation.It is.

Families with small children and those with lots of luggage are especially encouraged to rent a car!

*Please note that car rental reservations fill up quickly.

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summary

After the rainy season, July is the best season in Ishigaki Island, with good sea conditions and weather.

Enjoy tropical activities to the fullest!

The probability of typhoons passing through Okinawa from July to September is higher, though,July has a chance of one typhoon or less.It is. The sun will be especially strong during this time, so please take precautions against ultraviolet rays and heat stroke.

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