Hedo Cape

Overview

Hedo Cape is located at the northernmost tip of Okinawa Island, in Hedo, Kunigami Village. Facing both the Pacific Ocean and the East China Sea, it offers a breathtaking panoramic view. On a clear day, you can even see Yoron Island and Okinoerabu Island in the Amami Islands, 22km away. While once part of the Okinawa Kaigan Quasi-National Park, it was transferred to the newly established Yanbaru National Park in 2016. Hedo Cape is not only the northernmost point of Okinawa Island but also known for its abundant nature and diverse flora and fauna. Yanbaru National Park, in particular, is a treasure trove of rare species, home to endangered birds and reptiles such as the Ryukyu scops owl and the Okinawa rail. When visiting Hedo Cape, keep an eye out for the rich natural environment and the chance to encounter these precious creatures. Hedo Cape is a special place, the northernmost point of Okinawa Island, offering an unforgettable experience filled with magnificent nature and rare wildlife. Be sure to visit Hedo Cape and experience Okinawa's stunning scenery and rich natural beauty.