Tonaki Vacation Packages

Tonaki Vacation Packages

Swing into action on your epic Tonaki escape! Let the travel experts at Orbitz pull together top-value flight and hotel deals. Imagine all you can do with a saving of up to $374. All you need to do is choose your desired hotels, rental cars, airfares and experiences to save cash! With 500 airline partners and no less than 500,000 accommodations across the globe, you've got the freedom to pick where you want to stay and who you'll fly with! There are endless possible options to suit you and your individual style. All you've got to do is pick your package and get set for an awe-inspiring getaway.

Where is Tonaki Island?

Car Rentals in Tonaki Island

Adventure is fuel for the soul, and the best way to find it is with the freedom of your own ride. See and do more by checking out car rentals in Tonaki Island with the help of Orbitz. Unfortunately, there are no car rental outlets close to Kumejima Airport. You'll have to flag down a cab or investigate public transport if you want travel the 25 miles into the city.

Nearest Airports to Tonaki Island

After you've waved goodbye to the airline crew and grabbed your luggage from the carousel, all you'll have to do is to head in to town. The heart of Tonaki Island is 35 miles from Naha Airport (OKA).

Popular Places to Visit Near Tonaki Island

If you have seen the best of Tonaki Island and have a day to spare, don't worry! Just 16 miles away is Aka, and there's so much here that you certainly won't be bored. If you want to make a day of it, visit Aharen Beach first. Next make your way to Aharen enchi Observatory and Mt Nakadake. Kume Island is another neighboring area situated just 20 miles away. This place features Sea Turtle Museum, Tatami Ishi and Uegusuku Castle Ruins.

No Cancellation Fees

Whether you've changed your tune or your plans have gone off-course for another reason, we won't hit you with a fee if you have to cancel your booking.^ As we can't say the same for your chosen airline or hotel, it's a good idea to ask them about their policies.