Ultimate Uninhabited Island Experience Accessible from Kyushu! 5 Recommended Spots [2023 Latest Edition]

I want to camp under the stars in an open, liberating environment! What can I experience on a deserted island?

What exactly is an uninhabited island?

An uninhabited island is an island where no one lives, or where visits are temporarily restricted.

Activities on uninhabited islands are gaining popularity among campers in recent years because the natural state is preserved without human intervention, allowing visitors to enjoy beautiful nature and a rich ecosystem. They are ideal for those looking to relax away from the hustle and bustle of the city or seek new adventures.

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On a deserted island, the possibilities are endless!

What can you do on a deserted island? The possibilities are endless, but here are just a few ideas:

• Camping under a sky full of stars

• The ultimate survival experience

• Diving for food

• Gather tools and start a fire

Precisely because it's a lacking and inconvenient environment, the experiences you can have will expand depending on your ideas.

Doesn't that get you excited?

5 Recommended Spots in Kyushu for Living on a Deserted Island

Kyushu's Recommended Uninhabited Island ① Tsumagajima (Nagasaki Prefecture)

First, we'll introduce Tsumagajima, an uninhabited island that "was once inhabited by people."

It is located in Nagasaki Prefecture, which has the largest number of islands in Japan. The waters around Tsumagajima are where the Tsushima Current and the Japan Current collide, making it an excellent fishing ground where many fish migrate seeking abundant plankton. For this reason, it has also become famous as a sacred place for fishing.

You can experience authentic deserted island survival in an environment without electricity or running water.

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Recommended Uninhabited Island in Kyushu ② Otsu Island (Miyazaki Prefecture)

Next, we will introduce Otsushima, located in Miyazaki Prefecture.

Oto-jima is said to have once been a pirate hideout, and it features seven sea caves of varying sizes. While it is an island "where no humans have ever lived," allowing you to enjoy the wilderness, it is also open as a campground, making it recommended for a wide range of people, from beginners to experienced campers.

Kyushu's Recommended Uninhabited Island ③ Tsukumi Island (Oita Prefecture)

Tsukumi Island in Oita is an uninhabited island located offshore in Usuki Bay. Although it was inhabited until recent years, residents left due to the impact of typhoons, and it is now uninhabited.

From a distance, it has a shape resembling a rice ball, earning it nicknames like Tsukimi Island and Onigiri Island. The entire island is covered in subtropical primeval forest, allowing for authentic survival experiences in untouched nature, and it is also popular as a fishing spot where you can aim for sea bream and other fish.

Kyushu's Recommended Uninhabited Island 4: Tajima (Nagasaki Prefecture)

Tajima, located in Omura Bay, Nagasaki Prefecture. It is equipped with facilities for children to enjoy, such as treehouses and a Tarzan slide, and you can also enjoy activities unique to uninhabited islands, like fishing and sea kayaking, with staff support.

This is recommended for families and first-time castaways, rather than those who want to survive in a completely empty environment.

Kyushu's Recommended Uninhabited Island ⑤ Kuroshima (Kumamoto Prefecture)

Finally, we introduce Kuroshima Island in Amakusa City, Kumamoto Prefecture.

There is no running water or electricity, but the blue of the sea and its exceptional clarity are remarkable. With a beach and campsite, it's recommended for intermediate visitors to uninhabited islands.

You can land by marine taxi or chartered boat.

Finally

How was it?

In nature-rich Kyushu, you can experience various uninhabited island activities.

This summer, why not try an outdoor activity that's a little different from the usual?

At TRAPOL, you can experience the "Day Use Only! [Nagasaki] Private Island Camping on Tsumajima" plan! Would you like to enjoy a relaxing private island life? Please see the plan page for more details!

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