Free beach representing the west coast of Okinawa Prefecture
Onna Seaside Park Nabbie Beach is a free beach located in Onna Village, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa Prefecture.
It is a representative free beach on the west coast of Okinawa Prefecture, and is visited not only by tourists but also by local residents and students on school trips. 200 free parking spaces are available, and facilities such as toilets, changing rooms, showers, stores, restaurants, and rental stores are also highly recommended.
The beach is also equipped with lifeguards and jellyfish nets to ensure safety, making it a popular beach for families with children to enjoy playing in the ocean with peace of mind.
Play on white sandy beaches and calm seas! Instagram-worthy spots too!
Onna Seaside Park Nabbie Beach is known for its beautifully maintained pure white sand beach and gentle waves. At the entrance stands a bronze statue of a cute seersucker beckoning you to come in.
There is a full lineup of rental items, including parasols, chairs, and floatation rings, and floating leisurely in the sea while being rocked by the gentle waves is also recommended. Two wedding objets d’art, the “Blessing Bell” and “Nabi Swing,” have also been installed and are popular as Instagram-worthy photo spots.
All of the locations are village-run and beautifully maintained, so why not take memorable Instagram-worthy photos with friends, family, or loved ones?
Onna Village’s famous sightseeing spot “Manzamage” can be seen from the seaside.
One of the most popular tourist spots in Onna Village is Manzamo. Onna Seaside Park Nabbie Beach is a popular scenic spot where visitors can enjoy the spectacular view of the precipitous cliffs from the sea.
There is also a banana boat ride, a marine activity that allows visitors to view Manzamage from the sea from a closer distance, so after enjoying the spectacular view from the Manzamage boardwalk, it would be fun to view Manzamage from the sea.
Free beach but full of marine activities, etc.
Onna Seaside Park is a representative beach on the west coast, and although it is free of charge, it also offers a wide range of marine activities such as banana boats, snorkeling, big marbles, kayaking (including sunset kayaking), and empty-handed barbecues.
Each of these activities requires advance reservations, etc., but if you make reservations in advance, you can enjoy the Okinawan sea and marine activities to the fullest on the free beach.
Particularly recommended is the banana boat ride, which is famous for its view of “Manzakage” from the ocean side.
