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Will pamper you in many ways, either at their location or on your yacht (or your villa or hotel room).
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Secluded and guarded by a long reef. Excellent coral and lots of fish. There is an opening in the reef which allows access to South Sound, which is 8-12 ft deep with a sand bottom. The outside of the reef features huge ferns and corals. South Sound has a small number of villas providing seclusion and quiet.
An observation tower offers views of the whole island with its beaches, coves, reefs, offshore islands and blue water. The peak is over 410 m (1350 ft) but most of the climb is made by road. The first trailhead (coming from the south) leads to a longer route (55 minutes) with more vertical climb. The next one is shorter but steeper. Either climb can be made by anyone in average condition with ordinary shoes. Bring water.
Secluded but beautiful and nearly deserted. Great for snorkeling or swimming. Accessible by boat or by road. Continue north past the Nail Bay Resort until the road heads back down toward the water. An unmarked and unimproved road on the left drops sharply and continues to a small parking area (it may be prudent to park beside the main road and walk in if you don't have high clearance and four-wheel drive). From here, a short path leads to the beach. Further north on the beach is a secluded cove with soft sand where no civilization can be seen in any direction.
Sailing school.
The ruins are nicely maintained, with picnic tables and plantings, but no interpretive information. Worth a few minutes en route to Long Bay or Hog Heaven.
Scuba diving and related courses, rendezvous, wreck diving (including the Wreck of Chikuzen).