Dec 3, 2013 - 1 min read

Postcards from Sesoko Beach

A subtropical paradise on Sesoko Island

By Senén Germade

Community writer

Big rocks lying around on certain stretches of Sesoko Beach

The higher the cliffs the more impressive the scenery

Sesoko Beach is located in a very remote part of the island with the same name, …

… and you can find perfect places to hide (in case you want to!)

The beach seen through a crack in the cliff

Even in late November the beach is a fantastic place to be.

It is also a good place for snorkeling and diving.

Emerald green water, white sand and lots of seashells

Finally I found it, a piece of subtropical paradise here on Sesoko Island in northern Okinawa. Sesoko Beach is one of these places you dream to see and enjoy one day, a place with warm clear turquoise water, white sand, palm trees and natural caves. There are hundreds of different types of corals, manta rays, sea turtles, whale sharks and all sorts of other subtropical fishes. Okinawan beaches are perfect for snorkeling and diving.

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By Senén Germade

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Olga 9 years ago

I wanna go there! Now! :)
I've been to Okinawa once and now I want to go back even more. The nature is wonderful!

Anonymous 10 years ago

Senen: I think you found the quintessential pacific paradise! Now, in the middle of winter it looks especially appealing. How hard is it to get to this island and how far away is it from Okinawa proper?

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