3 Days. 2 Nights. One Epic Okinawa Adventure.
Explore waterfalls, kayak through mangroves, and make new friends.
Discover a Different Side of Okinawa!
Get ready for three days of adventure in Okinawa’s wild north! Campers will trek to waterfalls, kayak through mangroves, explore the jungle, and spend two nights surrounded by nature.
Along the way, they’ll share the adventure with local Japanese kids—taking on challenges, playing together, and making new friends naturally through the experience.
It’s more than just a camp. It’s a chance for kids to step outside their everyday world, discover a different side of Okinawa, and create memories with friends from different backgrounds.
THE ADVENTURE
Waterfall Trekking
Trek through the jungle and cool off at one of Okinawa’s hidden waterfalls.
Mangrove Kayaking
Paddle through Okinawa’s mangroves and explore a completely different side of the island.
Yanbaru Nature Experience
Spend three days surrounded by the forests, with outdoor adventures, games, and time to explore nature.
Night Adventure
Head out after dark for a night hike and stargazing under the Okinawa sky.
WHERE WE STAY - Yanbaru Manabi no Mori
Adventure by day. Comfortable rest at night.
Located deep in the forests of northern Okinawa, Yanbaru Manabi no Mori will be our home for two nights. Campers stay in comfortable indoor accommodations, enjoy meals together, and recharge for the next day's adventure.
Price $485
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Everything your child needs for three days of adventure.
✓ 2 Nights Accommodation
✓ Round-trip Transportation from Chatan
✓ All Meals (2 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches & 2 Dinners)
✓ All Activities & Equipment
✓ Camp Insurance
✓ KOA Camp Workbook
✓ Camp T-shirt
Daily Camp Schedule
Day
Time
Plan
1
Meet up at Araha studio
Depart for Yambaru
Arrive at Ta-taki waterfall
Ta-taki waterfall
Lunch at Ta-taki waterfall
Ice cream
Depart for Camp site
Check in
Jungle games
Dinner
Night Hike
Shower
Star gazing
Good night
Good morning
Morning exercise
breakfast
Depart for Gesashi bay mangrove kayak
Kayak at Gesashi bay
Lunch
Depart for camp site
Arrive at camp site
Jungle games
Snack time
Jungle craft
Dinner
Night activity
Shower
Good night
Good morning
Morning exercise
breakfast
Check out and depart for a Chocolate farm
Chocolate farm
Lunch
Depart for KOA Base
Good bye
08:15
08:30
10:30
11:30
12:00
13:45
14:30
15:00
15:30
17:30
19:00
20:00
20:30
20:30~21:00
07:15
07:30
08:00
09:00
10:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
14:00
15:00
15:30
17:30
19:00
20:00
21:00
07:15
07:30
08:00
09:30
10:30
11:30
12:15
14:00
2
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FAQ
1. What ages can join the camp?
Jungle Adventure Camp is open to children ages 8–16.
2. Does my child need to speak Japanese?
Not at all! The camp is conducted in English, and no Japanese language skills are required. Children naturally connect through activities, games, and shared adventures.
3. Where will the children stay?
We will stay for two nights at Yanbaru Manabi no Mori in northern Okinawa. Children sleep in comfortable indoor accommodations—not tents—and meals are provided at the facility.
4. Is transportation included?
Yes. Round-trip transportation from Chatan is included in the camp fee. Pick-up and drop-off will be at Araha Beach.
5. What meals are included?
All meals during the camp are included: 2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 2 dinners. Please let us know in advance about any food allergies or dietary requirements.
6. What if my child has never been to an overnight camp before?
That’s absolutely okay! Many children join KOA Camp for their first overnight experience. Our camp leaders help children settle in, make friends, and feel comfortable throughout the camp.
7. How do you keep children safe during activities?
Safety is our top priority. Activities are supervised by experienced staff, and specialized outdoor activities such as kayaking are conducted with appropriate safety equipment and guidance.
8. What happens if my child gets sick or injured?
Our staff will provide immediate care and contact parents or guardians when necessary. For emergencies, we will seek appropriate medical assistance and notify you as soon as possible.
9. How can I contact my child during camp?
Parents will receive emergency contact information before departure. To help children fully enjoy the camp experience, we generally encourage them to spend the three days away from phones and focus on their friends and activities.
10. What should my child bring?
A detailed packing list will be sent to participating families before camp. Personal clothing, toiletries, appropriate footwear, and other basic items will be required. Activity equipment is provided.