Miyakojima's Best Beaches & Capes
Miyakojima’s coastline is defined by unique geological formations, from the iconic limestone arch of Sunayama Beach to the massive coral boulders deposited by the 1771 Meiwa Tsunami. This selection highlights the island's diverse coastal geography, including the panoramic northwestern views from Cape Nishihenna and the calm, spring-fed waters of Boragawa. These sites offer insights into the island's seismic history and feature natural sea caves and shallow lagoons protected by coral reefs.
A Sunayama-Beach
Features a natural coral rock arch shaped by sea erosion. Access to the white sand shore requires a short walk over a steep sand dune.
B Cape Nishihenna
The northwesternmost point of Miyako Island, providing views of Ikema Bridge and the East China Sea. The ridge is lined with large wind turbines.
津波石
Large coral boulders deposited inland by the Great Meiwa Tsunami in 1771. These rocks serve as geological markers of historical seismic activity.
Boragawa-Beach
Located at the base of a cliff, this site features a natural spring-fed swimming pool and provides access to nearby limestone sea caves.
わいわいビーチ
An artificial beach with calm, shallow waters protected by breakwaters. The area is frequently used for snorkeling and sea turtle sightings.
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