Kin Beaches

Kin Beaches

Kin Town: All the Beaches, From the Popular to the Quietly Hidden

A guide to all five beaches in Kin Town, in the north of Okinawa Main Island. From KIN Sunrise Beach with its jellyfish net and lifeguards to the near-empty Igei Beach, Yaka Beach, Kin Coast, and Red Beach. Kin Kannonji Temple and what is nearby are covered too.
Kin Beaches

Yaka Beach | About 700 Metres of Beautiful Shore, Plus Parking

A guide to Yaka Beach in Kin Town. About 700 metres of sand, clear water, and a long walking path along the shore. There are few visitors, and parking and what is nearby are covered too.
Kin Beaches

Red Beach | Beautifully Clear Water, Plus Parking and What Is Nearby

A guide to Red Beach in Kin Town. Clear water and about 300 metres of sand are the draw, and with almost no visitors it suits anyone who wants a slow day by the sea. Parking and what is nearby are covered too.
Kin Beaches

Igei Beach | About a Kilometre of Beautiful Sand, Plus Parking

A guide to Igei Beach in Kin Town. About a kilometre of sand and clear water are the draw, and with few visitors it suits anyone who wants a slow day by the sea. Parking and the neighbouring Igei Seaside Park are covered too.
Kin Beaches

KIN Sunrise Beach | An 800-Metre Beach Where You Can Barbecue, Plus Parking

A guide to KIN Sunrise Beach in Kin Town. Its 800 metres of sand and clear water are the draw, and it comes with a jellyfish net and lifeguards. Here are the water sports, the barbecue, the rental gear, and the parking.