Ginowan Seaside Park” has a large lawn and beach
About 20 minutes north of Naha. Ginowan Seaside Park” is located on the left side of the Okinawa main island.
It is a park loved by men and women of all ages because of its vast grounds, playground, and beach.
The beautifully maintained lawn looks very enjoyable with children playing with a ball and dogs walking around.
Pets are not allowed in the park on the beach side. Please check the signs.
Also, as sunset approaches, people arrive one after another.
Yes, it is also a sunset spot.
You will never forget the view of the bright red sun setting without being obscured by clouds.
Point 1: Safe and clean beaches
The name of the beach is “Tropical Beach.
The emerald green sea and white sands are impressive.
The beach is crowded with many tourists and locals.
There are tropical fish and large crabs, so you will definitely be able to enjoy nature.
Banana boats are a popular marine activity, and the screams of “kyaa! is a popular marine activity, and you can hear the squeals of joy here and there.
The swimming zone is designated, so there are nets to avoid jellyfish, and lifesavers are also on duty.
Point 2: The blazing sunset is a must-see!
From the sea at Ginowan Seaside Park, you can see the tourist spot “American Village” in the distance.
The sunset view is impressive because of the wide open space.
If you wish the clouds would stay away, you may be able to see the sun set into the shining ocean.
At this time, there are many Uchinanchu people sitting on the tropical beach enjoying their chill time.
What a luxury to have such a moment in one’s daily life…!
Point 3: Parking is available, and there are many places to enjoy the surroundings.
Ginowan Seaside Park also has a parking lot.
The parking lot in front of the “Tropical Beach” is small, but there is a large parking lot a short distance away. Both are free of charge.
On the other side of the Ginowan Bypass, there are many exciting shopping centers and restaurants.
It may be hard to walk in the hot summer, but a stroll through the residential area of Okinawa is recommended.
