Top Things to do in Taketomi-cho
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What to do and see in Taketomi-cho, Okinawa Prefecture: The Best Outdoor Activities
Discover the best top things to do in Taketomi-cho, Japan including Nishihama Beach, Kondoi Beach, Hinai Beach, Ida no Hama Beach, Kubazaki Beach, Hairumubushi Beach, Hama-jima Island (The Phantom Island), Kaiji Beach, Maehama, Haemida Beach.
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1. Nishihama Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 424 reviews
Reviewed By tomjeanpaul - Poznan, Poland
Quite Paradise on the beautyfull province of Okinawa. Worthy to see and to visit. Easy to find but nothing to eat, no one restaurant or bar.
2. Kondoi Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 790 reviews
Reviewed By 12LC - Sleepy Hollow, United States
I spent a day biking and beaching on Taketomi and it could not have been better. A short ferry ride from Ishigaki, it is the perfect size to spend a day wandering around. This beach is the crown jewel - large, gorgeous, perfect water, sandbars, and facilities to rinse off.
3. Hinai Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
4. Ida no Hama Beach
5. Kubazaki Beach
6. Hairumubushi Beach
7. Hama-jima Island (The Phantom Island)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Hamajima island is a crescent-shaped uninhabited island floating 10 km west of Ishigaki Island, between Kohama Island and Taketomi Island. Hamajima island is familiar to tourists by the name of "Phantom Island" from being able to show only when the tide is pulling. A large panorama spreading to 360 degrees without shielding visibility seems to be a "beach floating in the sea".
8. Kaiji Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 507 reviews
Reviewed By YoshiW101 - Vancouver, Canada
Beautiful beach with great views of Iriomte and Kohama islands. Water is clear and appears blue with the white sand. Not the greatest for swimming or snorkeling as there are not a lot of coral or fish to see and alot of small rocks which makes it hard to walk into the water. The main reason to come though is to look for the star shaped sand. You need to look closely but they are plenty of them there! If you want to take some as souvenir their is a small shop on the beach that sells glass vials full of them for 300 yen.
