A revitalized resort surrounded by the sea

Imagine waking up with a soft sea breeze and looking out the window and finding yourself completely surrounded by Azure Waters. This is Seragaki Island, which lives in Okinawa, a unique destination with traditional Okinawa culture and amazing nature with health, good excellence and deep relaxation – all surrounded by endless blues of the Oriental Sea.

An island

Seragaki Island, Okinawa, is a resort of the entire island, within the boundaries of kaigan Quasi-national Park. Because it is located in an area where Japanese natural park laws are protected, this exclusive destination offers a rare privilege: experiencing pristine natural scenery while enjoying world-class hospitality.

The resort is connected to the mainland by a short bridge, creating a unique sense of escape while remaining easy to use. What really excels at this hotel is its 360-degree sea view, and even in a seaside resort, it is rare to find an immersive sea experience.

Another healthy destination

Okinawa has the distinction of becoming Japan’s only blue area, one of only five regions around the world, and people usually live in health over 100 years. On Seragaki Island, Okinawa’s Hyatt Regency, this longevity legacy also incorporates every aspect of the guest experience.

Here, health is not limited to stillness or spa treatments – although the hotel offers moments of both tranquility and happiness. But health is more than just relaxation; it is also related to exercise, connection and revitalization. It’s about mental and physical health, full of energy. Recognizing this, the resort offers a range of hotel-run marine activities that make the most of the surrounding ocean. Whether it’s snorkeling from the boat, kayaking through crystal clear sea waters, or just relaxing through the signature Gusuku pool, or a serene lagoon, guests can experience the healing ability that has maintained Okinawa’s culture for hundreds of years.

Dining at Hyatt Regency Okinawa Seragaki

One of the resort’s most unique offerings is Shirakachi, an iconic culinary destination that brings the vibrant nature of Okinawa to the table. Named after the rukyuan word “Seragaki”, it is more than just a restaurant, it is a selected journey through Okinawa’s history and ingredients.

Shirakachi Japanese Food

Located on the second floor, Shirakachi is a collection of four unique dining experiences specializing in robot Barbecue, sushi, teppanyaki and Japanese cuisine. There is no obvious partition between the sections, and the space evokes the feeling of wandering through vibrant alleys during the trip.

Shirakachi Japanese cuisine is led by certified Ryukyu food preservation expert Jun Kakazu, whose elaborate menu reimagines the luxury royal court tradition of the former Ryukyu dynasty, a proud and independent kingdom whose legacy still shapes Oukinawan’s identity today, shaped from his distinctive language and custom cul cul Cul Culinary Meritage.

The dining experience here goes beyond pure cuisine and becomes an educational exploration. Selected guest High The course meal will be guided in person in each course, and the chef explains the rare indigenous ingredients and their historical significance in the region’s famous life span.

Whether you are seeking deep relaxation in nature, culturally enriched time or vibrant in nature, Hyatt Regency Seragaki Island in Okinawa can rejuvenate with all the warmth of the second house. Well designed to feel like a beachfront living room – comfortable, welcoming and connected to the surroundings – the resort combines Okinawa-style hospitality with world-class amenities.

Invite guests to experience the magic of being embraced by the pristine ocean, from immersive marine adventures and kayaking through crystal clear waters to the hotel’s iconic Guscu swimming pool and lagoon. This deep connection to the ocean flows through every part of the accommodation – from the healing energy of the ocean and the soothing effects of traditional Okinawan therapy to meals celebrating the island’s rich heritage and the natural rhythm that invites you to slow down, enrich and reconnect with yourself.

Plan your visit

To book a trip to Hyatt Hotel Seragaki Island Okinawa, visit their website.
For more information about Shirakachi Japanese cuisine, click here.

Hyatt Regency Hotel Seragaki Island, Okinawa
Address: 1108 Seragaki Onnachon, Okinawa, 904-0404, Japan
Tel: 098 960 4321