Seriously SO beautiful! The sand is bright white, and the water is this gorgeous blue-to-green gradient—you can’t help but take a million photos.
The beach is long and super nice to walk on. It didn’t feel too crowded, and the vibe is really laid-back.
On a clear day, it honestly feels like you’re in a postcard. Definitely one of Miyakojima’s must-visit beaches.
Yonaha Maehama Beach | Review by K.M.361
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