Painagama Beach is just a 5–10 minute walk from central Hirara, an easy stop between sightseeing and shopping. With 360 m of white sand, calm shallows, barrier-free access, and full facilities, it's loved by locals and visitors alike.

Imgyaa Marine Garden on Miyako Island's south coast is a popular seaside park with wonderfully clear water. Its calm inlet is safe for beginner snorkeling, with an observation deck, walking paths, and free parking.

Yoshino Coast is one of Miyako Island's most popular snorkeling spots, with clear water, colorful tropical fish, and white sand. Here's the full guide to its highlights, parking, and nearby spots.

Aragusuku Coast on Miyako Island's east coast is a popular snorkeling spot with beautiful water and rich coral reefs, where you may even meet a sea turtle. Here's the guide to its highlights, facilities, access, and parking.

Sunayama Beach is one of Miyako Island's most iconic views, with Miyako Blue water beyond a sand dune and a natural arch rock. Here's the full guide — highlights, parking, access, sunsets, and nearby spots.

Shigira Beach on Miyako Island's south coast is famous for a high chance of meeting sea turtles, with crystal-clear Miyako Blue water and full resort facilities. Here's parking, access, and nearby hotel information.

Yonaha Maehama is Miyako Island's most famous beach, with 7 km of powder-white sand and emerald water often called "the most beautiful beach in the Orient." Here's everything to know — parking, showers, activities, and more.

Manatsu Beach is one of Miyako Island's best-kept secrets, with a natural rock tunnel, a hidden secret beach, and some of the clearest water on the island. Here's how to get there, where to park, and what to know before you go.