Bios Hill
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Bios hill is a good place to explore specially if you have kids. It is pretty big so you need to wear comfortable clothes and shoes and it’s probably best to go on cooler times of the day or bring an umbrella. Good points: I recommend going on a kayak adventure if the weather is nice! The kayak adventure was a good experience and 2 people can ride a kayak which may be good for couples or families. You can choose to bring your camera but be careful of the water. Your bag will be kept safe in a locker provided once you pay for kayaking. You can also bring a waterproof case for your phone just in case you have and you wanna take some pictures. Food: The cafe inside served really good pancake (I ordered sweet potato or benimo pancake with ice cream). It was worth the price (around 650 yen) and the pancake was really photogenic. Pricing: Entrance fee for Bios hill is a little bit expensive (please check website for current pricing) but because it is well maintained and huge I would recommend it for couples who like nature or families with young children who want to see some animals and nature as well.
Carmina G.Carmina G.
10
This place is beautiful. The wood structure playground is nicely made and great for kids to be active. The grass is fresh and green. Amazing to sit on for picnics. I love how there is trails to walk on and that it's most likely clean and not filled with leaves. Mini pop up stores that is on campus is cheap to buy from. The entry price however is pricy. If you love to collect, there are multiple stamp stands that is free to use. The river kayaking is really fun activity to do. The ride is about 30 minutes if you are good at directing your kayak. There is a time limit to the rides here. Would recommend to ride. There is also a maze that is free to get lost in. Overall Bios Hill is one of the places I would visit while I'm in Okinawa.
Gregory SuGregory Su
00
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our visit here. I’m so glad we went in December when it was cool out and it wasn’t very crowded. We spent a few hours walking around and checking out each spot on the map provided when you purchase your tickets. The entrance fee came with a boat ride that takes off every half hour that we really enjoyed. The boat guide provided us with a map of the water tour in English which was great. We felt like kids at heart riding on the swings, swinging in the hammocks, walking through the maze, and walking over the wood planks atop a little pond. The flowers are beautiful throughout the site and you can purchase them at the gift shop on your way out.
Photo Prop Floors And Backdrops (PPF&B)Photo Prop Floors And Backdrops (PPF&B)
00
What a beautiful place! Great for families! We took a wagon ride pulled by a water buffalo, and at the end of the ride, the driver let my boys come down and hold on to the rope and “lead” the water buffalo! So kind of this man to let them do this, I wish I knew his name! I am so grateful my boys got this cool experience! There’s also beautiful flora, nature trails, dragon topiaries, a cool wooden playground, observation decks, boat rides, giant swings, and a gift shop with very unique toys. We can’t wait to come back.
Tate SheaTate Shea
10
Big and interesting park with many hidden nooks. The boat ride is included in the price (3000 yen for an adult, free for kids until 4). During the ride the guide shows interesting plants and tells jokes but only in Japanese. The stamp rally with the quize is also in japanese. You can borrow a stroller for free but there are a lot of places where is impossible to get with a stroller. Food for goats is 100 yen. There isa small cafe on the territory with soba, tacoyaki and ice cream. Good place for kids
Albina ImashevaAlbina Imasheva
00
Awesome outdoor park! Animals, playground for kids, swings, hammocks, small petting zoo, and tons of spots to sit and relax. Went on a Friday afternoon and it wasn’t very busy at all, was able to enjoy several spots with my wife by ourselves. I had no issues getting around with a stroller(wife would probably disagree), paths are paved throughout a majority of the park. I recommend going when it’s been dry for a day or two, could be in for a muddy mess if visiting right after a heavy rain.
Phil MPhil M
30
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