Shima (志摩市) is a city in Mie. Shima City was born out of the merger of four districts in 2005. Shima is most famous for pearl cultivation and is a popular playground for fans of watersports and tourists, generally.

Kintetsu Railway's Toba Line links Shima to Ise via Toba. Local trains and Limited Express trains are available (stopping at every station). Buses from Ugata Station (鵜方駅) provide access to other areas of Shima. The last station on the line is Kashikojima (賢島).

The best way to get around Shima is by bus or by taxi. Both can add up in the end, but there is also a car rental right next to Ugata Station. But depending on what you want to do the bus is probably the easiest and cheapest.

• Parque Espana (パルケ エスパーニャ（志摩スペイン村）). An ersatz Spanish "village" theme park and probably Shima's main attraction. 
• Goza Shirahama (御座白浜) (A 60 minute bus ride from Ugata Station.). Go for a swim at this nice and crowded beach. (updated Dec 2015)

Other than regular hotels that you can stay in, Aman Resorts has one of their resorts located in Shima -- Amanemu. Amanemu is in Ise Shima National Park.

• Toba
• Minamiise
• Ise
• Watarai
• Meiwa
• Taiki
• Taki
• Matsusaka
• Odai