Want to camp while admiring a superb view! The secrets to the ultimate outdoor experience: "Uninhabited Island Camping"

What is an uninhabited island camp, anyway?

Camping on a desert islandWhat exactly is it?

"In a single bite," or "at first glance,"Island camping"That being said, there are various types, from those for beginners to those for advanced outdoor enthusiasts. It's important to choose an uninhabited island that suits your level of experience."

Campsites for beginners offer a safe environment to enjoy the outdoors with a resort-like feel. Basic camping equipment such as tents, sleeping bags, and cooking utensils are provided, along with essential facilities like drinking water and restrooms.

Meanwhile, a full-fledgedSurvivalFor experienced outdoor enthusiasts seeking a challenge, camping on an uninhabited island with no facilities is recommended. You can procure your own food, start fires, and even build your own tent. This can be utilized not only for individual trips but also for group travel with friends or for team-building exercises at work.

Recommended for Camping! 5 Uninhabited Islands

Chinoshima (Wakayama Prefecture)

First, we'll introduce Jinoshima in Wakayama Prefecture. This uninhabited island is characterized by its beautiful turquoise blue sea, said to be "Wakayama Prefecture's No. 1," and its pure white sandy beaches.

There are also plans that include tent and campfire set rentals, so even beginners can easily enjoy uninhabited island camping. Of course, advanced campers can also experience the ultimate survival.

Experience survival on a deserted island on "Jino Shima"To experience the ultimate in camping, reserve a glamping dome that offers a luxurious escape and unparalleled privacy. This exclusive dome is designed for a comfortable stay for up to three adults, ensuring a serene and intimate glamping experience.

Tsunami Island (Ehime Prefecture)

Next, we will introduce Tsubajima, a quiet, nature-rich uninhabited island surrounded by the sea, approximately 5km in circumference. The campsite on Tsubajima is fully equipped with shower rooms, restrooms, and cooking facilities.

You can use the ferry service from a guesthouse on the nearby island of Iwaki-jima, and the island is equipped with a hot shower. It is an uninhabited island recommended for women and children.

Mijikajima (Ehime Prefecture)

Mijikajima Campsite (Mijikajima Nature Park) on Mijikajima in Ehime Prefecture is a hidden gem campsite on the Shimanami Kaido that can only be reached by bicycle, moped, or on foot.

Before you lies a beautiful sandy beach, and this scenic view has made it a popular campsite for campers in recent years. While there are no shower facilities or tent rentals, it is equipped with a cooking area and restrooms, making it an ideal campground for those seeking "the ultimate camping" experience.

Tajima (Nagasaki Prefecture)

Although Tajima Island in Nagasaki Prefecture is now uninhabited, it was once populated, and remnants of dwellings and a water supply system remain.

While it's tent camping, you can also experience a Goemon bath or a drum can bath, and there are also full toilet facilities, making it an uninhabited island that even beginners to uninhabited island camping can feel at ease with.

In addition to the campsite, there are plenty of activities such as a Tarzan slide and sea kayaking, allowing you to make the most of your stay and enjoy the outdoors.

Ta-jima (Hyogo Prefecture)

Futonjima, a part of the "Iejima Islands" in Hyogo Prefecture, is a completely uninhabited island with no camping or lodging facilities whatsoever.

Since there is no electricity or running water, you can experience an uninhabited island camp suitable for advanced users. You can truly experience authentic survival by starting your own fire, gathering food, and securing a place to sleep.

Surprisingly easy to get to!? We'll teach you how to get to "Chinoshima," recommended for beginners!

Here, we will explain how to get to a deserted island, using "Chinoshima," which we introduced at the beginning, as an example.

You can also camp! How to get to Nojima Island, recommended for your first uninhabited island survival experience.

Jinoshima is an uninhabited island about an hour from downtown Osaka. It's said to be the most easily accessible uninhabited island in Japan, reachable by a 10-minute charter boat ride from a nearby port. Even those worried about seasickness can feel at ease.

Upon arriving at Jinojima Island by boat, you will cross the pier set up for disembarking. (Late April to late October) However, the pier may be temporarily removed outside of its installation period or due to typhoons or bad weather. In such cases, you will disembark by walking on the rocky shore.

After landing, enjoy camping on the uninhabited island by making use of your rented tent and camping gear!

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In conclusion

How was it?

Island campingIt's surprisingly easy to experience, isn't it!

Since Japan is an island nation, there are uninhabited islands throughout Japan where you can go camping. Why not do thorough research and have the ultimate outdoor experience you've always dreamed of?

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