Shirasaki Coast

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Shirasaki Coast

It is also known as the "Aegean Sea of Japan".

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Shirasaki Coast is also known as the "Aegean Sea of Japan" because of the beautiful contrast between the white limestone rock surface and the blue sea. It has been selected as one of the 100 best beaches in Japan, and is a great spot for a walk along the beach. There are many sights to see, such as the huge "Tatego Iwa," a rock with a hole in the middle that rises out of the sea.

The Shirasaki Coast includes the Shirasaki Marine Park, which has various facilities such as log cabins, auto camping sites, observation decks, restaurants, and walking trails. You can also visit the precious Totsui limestone cave, which was formed over 250 million years ago.

It is also known as a breeding ground for petrels, and from March to July, you can see large flocks of them. Mt. Bansho, behind the marine park, is also famous for its native daffodils.

Highlights

  • The beautiful scenery is also known as the "Aegean Sea of Japan.
  • There are many scenic spots, such as the view from the observation deck and the huge "Tatego Iwa".
  • There are also many activities in the Shirasaki Marine Park.
  • There are also many sightseeing spots in the surrounding area.

Photos

  • Shirasaki Coast

    Shirasaki Coast

  • A view from the observation deck at Shirasaki Marine Park

    A view from the observation deck at Shirasaki Marine Park

  • Shirasaki Marine Park

    Shirasaki Marine Park

  • “Tatego Iwa”, a rock that rises out of the sea.

    “Tatego Iwa”, a rock that rises out of the sea.

  • Sunset from Shirasaki Beach

    Sunset from Shirasaki Beach

  • Sunset from the observation deck

    Sunset from the observation deck

Reviews

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  • natumeちゃん

    海岸的石頭顏色很特別,日本的海域很少看得到,站在展望台一眼望去海天一色,非常美!

Details

Name in Japanese
白崎海岸
Postal Code
649-1123
Address
960-1 Obiki, Yuracho, Hidakagun, Wakayama
Tel
0738-65-2522 (Yura-cho Tourist Association)
Admission
Free
Regular Holidays
None
Hours of operation
None specified
Access
20 minutes by bus from JR Kiiyura Station
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)