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Cape Manzamo

Cape Manzamo

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Best time to visit

Late afternoon provides the best light for photos and calmer winds for a peaceful visit. Avoid midday heat by arriving early or late.

Budget tips

No entry fee makes it a budget-friendly spot; just beware of paid parking nearby. Visit on weekdays for less crowded conditions and no additional costs.

Recommended for

Nature lovers, Photographers, Casual hikers, Sunset watchers

Plan your visit

1-2 hours

About

Quick facts: The cliffs reach about 20 meters above the turquoise sea, offering stunning panoramic views. The unique elephant trunk-shaped rock formation is a standout natural sculpture beloved by visitors.

Highlights: Wind-carved limestone cliffs create a dramatic sheer drop into the vibrant blue ocean below, a breathtaking sight especially during sunset. Spot colorful Ryukyu blacknose dace fish swimming near the rocky shore, adding life and motion to the scenic vista.

Insider tips

  • Wear sturdy shoes for slippery rocks along the cliff edge.
  • Bring a camera with a wide-angle lens to capture the full cliff view.
  • Avoid weekends to enjoy a quieter experience and better photo opportunities.
  • Stay a bit past sunset to see the sky’s dramatic color changes over the water.

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