Onna Beaches

A guide to Apogama Beach in Onna Village, on the north of Okinawa's main island. The natural cave known as Apogama is the draw, on a stretch of coast left almost entirely undeveloped and popular with divers and snorkelers. Parking and what is nearby are covered too.

A guide to Nabee Beach in Onna Village, on the north of Okinawa's main island. White sand, clear emerald water, a jellyfish net with lifeguards, and plenty of water sports and barbecue facilities. Hours, parking, and what is nearby are all covered.

A guide to Zane Beach, also known as Beach51, in Onna Village on the north of Okinawa's main island. Fine white sand, blue water, and a natural clifftop with a remarkable view. Parking, how to get there, and what is nearby are all covered.

A guide to Manza Beach in Onna Village, on the north of Okinawa's main island. Emerald water and clean white sand, a wide choice of water sports, and a jellyfish net with lifeguards. Hours, parking, and what is nearby are all covered.

A guide to Diamond Beach in Onna Village, on the north of Okinawa's main island. A beautiful rocky shore and water so clear it is worth the trip, best enjoyed from one of the cafes above rather than in the water. Parking and nearby hotels are covered too.

A guide to Hamabaru Beach in Onna Village, on the north of Okinawa's main island. Clear water and soft sand, with rentals and water sports on site and a pool for hotel guests. Parking and what is nearby are covered too.

A guide to Malibu Beach, also known as the Kurawa Coast, in Onna Village on the north of Okinawa's main island. Beautiful sand and blue water, with the Blue Cave close by and tour operators on site. Parking and nearby restaurants and hotels are covered too.

A guide to Nakadomari Beach in Onna Village, on the north of Okinawa's main island. About 600 meters of sand and clear water, left entirely to nature, with hardly a tourist in sight. Parking and what is nearby are covered too.