“Nnato Beach,” in the south of Miyako Island, is a hidden spot spreading quietly within the grounds of Ueno German Culture Village.
Since it isn’t a tourist site, it’s a quiet beach where you can have the clear water and white sand all to yourself.
With calm waves ideal for snorkeling and SUP, it’s also recommended for those who want to relax or enjoy photography.
At this beautiful beach set in a place of history, be sure to savor the soothing time that only Miyako Island offers.
Nnato Beach Ratings

Nnato Beach Basic Information
| Swimming season | None in particular |
| Hours | None |
| Admission | Free |
| Jellyfish net | None |
| Lifeguard | None |
| Showers | None |
| Lockers | None |
| Rentals | None |
| Activities | Yes |
| Shop | None |
| Restroom | Yes |
| Official site | – |
Nnato Beach is a hidden beach within the grounds of Ueno German Culture Village.
With calm waves ideal for snorkeling and SUP, it’s also recommended for those who want to relax or enjoy photography.
The Highlights
A quiet beach full of hidden-gem charm

A hidden spot with few tourists, where you can spend a leisurely time.
It’s a soothing place away from town, wrapped in the sounds of nature.
Clear water and white sand

See-through blue sea and silky white sand spread out, for a tropical stunning view.
It’s perfect for photography, too.
An ideal setting for snorkeling and SUP

The waves are calm and you can see fish and coral even in the shallows, so even beginners can casually try snorkeling and SUP.
You can book snorkeling and SUP on Viator or GetYourGuide, so please take a look.
Convenient access from Ueno German Culture Village

Located within the grounds of the adjacent “Ueno German Culture Village” and reachable on foot, you can enjoy sightseeing and beach play at once.
A historic site of the Robertson shipwreck

This is the setting of a true event in which a German merchant ship once ran aground and local residents rescued the crew.
It’s also a special place where culture and history live on.
Heart Rock and the Lovers’ Sanctuary

About a 2-minute walk from Nnato Beach, there’s a “Lovers’ Sanctuary.”
The name “Lovers’ Sanctuary” seems to come from the Heart Rock visible at low tide.

When I visited, it was high tide, so I couldn’t see the Heart Rock.
Well-stocked facilities you can use for free

There’s a water tap near the parking lot, and you can use the German Culture Village restrooms, too.
There are no showers, but you can rinse off with tap water.
Access & Parking
| Access | About 15 minutes by car from Miyako Airport |
| Address | 775-1 Ueno-Miyaguni, Miyakojima City, Okinawa |
| Parking | Yes (free) |
| Restroom | Yes |
You can park in the free parking lots of Ueno German Culture Village.
We’ll introduce two free parking lots.
[Parking Lot 1]
[Parking Lot 2]
Nearby Information
“Hotel Breeze Bay Marina,” within Miyako Island’s Shigira Seven Miles Resort, is a tropical resort wrapped in the blue of sea and sky, prized for an open feel with sweeping Miyako Blue views.
At the restaurant you can enjoy dishes generously using local ingredients, and facilities like a pool and spa are well appointed. It caters to a wide range — from family trips to couples and girls’ trips — a soothing hotel where you can spend a heart-easing time, healed by gentle waves and sea breeze.
Activities on Miyako Island

On Miyako Island, marine sports such as snorkeling, diving, and SUP in the crystal-clear sea are hugely popular.
On some tours you might even be lucky enough to see sea turtles, so be sure to enjoy them!
Summary

“Nnato Beach,” adjacent to Ueno German Culture Village, is a precious beach that’s easy to access yet retains its quiet.
The natural beauty woven by the clear sea, white sand, and pleasant breeze is the very appeal of Miyako Island.
Drop by between sightseeing and activities, and feel the tropical, leisurely time.



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