Préfecture d'Okinawa

Plus belles plages de la préfecture d'Okinawa

Beautiful Beaches and Coasts

Okinawa's coastline features a diverse range of shores, from the star-shaped sands of Iriomote and Taketomi to the vibrant coral reefs of the Kerama Islands. Many locations, such as Yonehara and Furuzamami, offer immediate access to snorkeling sites teeming with tropical fish. Urban spots like Naminoue in Naha provide convenience, while remote gems like Ida-no-hama require boat access. These shores are characterized by high water clarity and unique geological formations like the natural rock arch at Sunayama Beach.

Beautiful Beaches and Coasts — Carte

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Kondoi Beach

A beautiful sandy beach with crystal clear water, however, not quite suitable for swimming as the water is too shallow, but it makes for a…

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Tudumari Beach

Also known as Tsukigahama or Moon Beach due to its crescent shape, this shore on Iriomote Island is known for its extremely fine, powder-like sand.

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Kaiji Beach

Famous for its star-shaped sand, which consists of the tiny husks of foraminifera. While popular for beachcombing, swimming is discouraged here due to strong currents.

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Yonehara Beach

A prominent snorkeling spot on Ishigaki Island featuring an extensive coral reef close to the shore and a wide variety of tropical fish species.

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Manza Beach

Situated on a peninsula near Cape Manzamo, this beach offers views of unique rock formations and a wide range of organized water sports.

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Naminoue Beach

The only swimming beach in Naha city, located directly below the Naminoue Shrine which sits atop a coral cliff.

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Sunayama-Beach

Distinguished by a massive natural limestone arch formed by sea erosion and steep white sand dunes.

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アンチ浜

Located on Sesoko Island just under the Sesoko Bridge, offering clear waters and views across to the Motobu Peninsula.

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Ama Beach

A shallow beach on Zamami Island frequently visited by sea turtles that come to feed on the seagrass in the bay.

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Aharen Beach

The largest beach on Tokashiki Island, featuring a 800-meter white sand crescent and offshore coral gardens accessible by glass-bottom boat.

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Furuzamami Beach

A Michelin-starred beach on Zamami Island known for its deep blue water and coral reefs located just meters from the shore.

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Kitahama Beach

Also known as Nishibama, this Aka Island beach is celebrated for its extreme water clarity and a wooden observation deck overlooking the Kerama Islands.

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Ikei Beach

A managed beach resort on Ikei Island set within a sheltered cove. Facilities include showers and BBQ areas; an entry fee is required.

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Tokashiku Beach

A quiet, half-moon shaped bay on Tokashiki Island known for calm waters and frequent sea turtle sightings in the shallows.

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Aka Beach

Located near Aka Port, this beach is a popular spot for observing sea turtles and features the signature clear Kerama Blue waters.

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Hoshisuna Beach

Named for its star-shaped sand grains, this shallow beach on Iriomote Island is ideal for observing small fish among the rocky outcrops.

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Nagahama Beach（Ugu Beach）

A secluded beach on Aguni Island featuring a long stretch of white sand and minimal crowds.

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Ida-no-hama

A remote beach on Iriomote Island accessible only by a 10-minute boat ride from Shirahama Port, known for its untouched coral and quiet atmosphere.