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Amami Oshima Mangrove Forest
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Amami Oshima Mangrove Forest
奄美大島マングローブ原生林
4.2Est. 90Amami, Kyushu
Local PickUNESCO World Heritage Site
Overview
Lush, biodiverse subtropical island featuring pristine mangroves and white beaches.
An ecologically diverse island known for its rich mangrove forests and primeval mountains. It is home to several rare, endangered species like the Amami rabbit. The island boasts crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches, rivaling Okinawa but with fewer crowds.
Local tips
Rent a kayak or take a guided canoe tour through the Mangrove Park during high tide to explore the dense water forests.
Practical info
- Japanese name
- 奄美大島マングローブ原生林
- Nearest station
- Amami Airport (rental car recommended)
- Payment
- Cards accepted
- Reservations
- No reservation needed for general access. Guided tours and activity rentals within the area may require advance booking.
Accessibility
Wheelchair entranceWheelchair parking
Good for
Families
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