ACTIVITIES
There is an exciting array of fun activities available for the whole family to enjoy,
including popular marine sports, yacht sailing, fish feeding, playing with dolphins and much more.
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Banquet &
ConferenceDelightful arrangements are available to add a local Okinawan touch to your party and conference.
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FACILITIES
To enjoy a more fulfilling stay, a variety of facilities are available, such as beach, pools, fitness gym, 5 shops and a thalassotherapie salon.
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Wedding
A romantic ceremony at the oceanview Ribera Church will be followed by a wedding reception produced and presented in a distinctively Renaissance style.
ACCESS
Our resort hotel is situated on the south end of the west coast resort area in Onna Village, on Okinawa main island.
50 minutes by car from Naha international Airport, 10 minutes from Ishikawa IC of the Okinawa Expressway.
TEL.+81-98-965-0707
Delights &
Discoveries
Here is a list of must-visit sightseeing attractions located nearby the Renaissance.
OKINAWA CHURA-UMI AQUARIUM
75 mins drive from the hotel
A world-class aquarium famous for the whale sharks and
manta rays swimming in its signature gigantic tank.
RYUKYU-MURA
5 mins drive from the hotel
A reproduction of an old Okinawan village where you can enjoy a stroll amongst old-fashioned Okinawan houses with red tile roofs.
CAPE MANZAMO
20 mins drive from the hotel
A scenic spot where you can enjoy a view of beautiful coral reefs spreading out over blue ocean.
BIOS ON THE HILL
5 mins drive from the hotel
A nature theme park featuring subtropical plants and flowers that are native to Okinawa.
YOMITAN YACHIMUN-NO-SATO
15 mins drive from the hotel
A pottery village which is home to a number of pottery workshops and its signature multi-chamber kiln.
SOUTHEAST BOTANICAL GARDENS
25 mins drive from the hotel
A botanical garden with over 1,300 species of plants, including rare and exotic palms and colorful subtropical flowers.
SHURI CASTLE
60 mins drive from the hotel
Shuri castle is a symbol of the Ryukyu Kingdom which was restored in 1992 and registered in the world’s heritage in 2000.