Nago Beaches

Sedake Beach | Striking Natural Rock Formations — Parking & Nearby Guide

Sedake Beach in Nago, Okinawa, is known for its huge natural boulders and clean shoreline. Few visitors make it out here, so it suits anyone after clear water and Okinawa's wilder side. Here's the access, parking and what's nearby.
Nago Beaches

Abu Beach (Abu-hama) | A Beautiful Natural Beach & What’s Nearby

Abu Beach in Nago, northern Okinawa, offers about 1 km of clean sand and remarkably clear water. Backed by the Yanbaru forest and almost untouched by visitors, it suits anyone wanting to slow down by the shore. Here's the access and what's nearby.
Nago Beaches

Kariyushi Beach | Fees, Activities, Parking & Everything Nearby

Kariyushi Beach in Nago, northern Okinawa, has the feel of a private beach, with a generous range of marine activities and clear, clean water. Busena Beach and several luxury resorts sit close by. Here are the fees, opening times, parking and what's nearby.
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Nago Beaches

Sumuide Beach | A Hidden Gem on Yagaji Island — Parking & Nearby Guide

Sumuide Beach on Yagaji Island in northern Nago is a quiet find that few visitors know about. Emerald water meets white sand, the shallows run gently out, and the pace slows right down. Here's the access, parking and what's nearby.
Nago Beaches

Agarie Beach (Agarie Coast) | Parking & Nearby Guide

Agarie Beach in Nago, northern Okinawa, offers about 500 m of sand and clear emerald water. Set in a residential neighbourhood, it draws locals out for a walk rather than tour groups. Here's the access, free parking and what's nearby.
Nago Beaches

Kayo Beach (Kayo Coast) | A Natural Beach — Nearby Hotels & Local Guide

Kayo Beach in Nago, northern Okinawa, is an untouched natural beach with roughly 2 km of sand and remarkably clear water. Great boulders and the Yanbaru forest meet the sea here. Facilities are minimal — just public restrooms — so here's the access, parking and what's nearby.
Taketomi Island Beaches

Taketomi Island: 4 Best Beaches — Access, Activities & Snorkeling Guide

Taketomi Island is a 9.2 km-round island in the Yaeyama Islands, just 10 minutes by ferry from Ishigaki Port. From Kondoi Beach to the star-sand shores of Kaiji, the sunset pier at Nishi-sanbashi and the quiet Aiyaru Beach — here are the island's four best beaches and how to reach them.
Taketomi Island Beaches

Kondoi Beach | Taketomi Island’s Most Beautiful Beach — Snorkeling, Access & Nearby Guide

Kondoi Beach on Taketomi Island in the Yaeyama Islands has some of Okinawa's clearest water and finest white sand. The shallows stretch far out, and at low tide a phantom sandbar appears. Just 10 minutes by ferry from Ishigaki Port — here's how to get there, plus facilities and snorkeling info.
Taketomi Island Beaches

Nishi-sanbashi Pier | Taketomi Island’s Sunset Landmark — Access & Nearby Guide

Nishi-sanbashi, the 105.3 m stone pier on Taketomi Island, was listed as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property in 2005. Emerald water by day, and the island's finest sunset by evening. Here's how to get there, plus what to find nearby.
Zamami Island Beaches

10 Recommended Sightseeing Spots on Zamami Island! The Kerama Blue the World Loves

Zamami Island is blessed with the transparent "Kerama Blue" sea and abundant nature. From Furuzamami Beach and Ama Beach to Takatsuki-yama Observation Deck and the Marilyn statue, here are 10 must-see recommended sightseeing spots on Zamami Island.