Tonnaha Beach — Attraction in Uruma

This is the second beach I’ve been to and I’ve got to say it was very beautiful and blue. The weather was perfect. We saw plenty of fish swimming very close to us. Initially walking into the water there were pebbles that hurt a bit but the sand was so soft when you went in about 2 feet of water. Water was not cold at all, it just took a couple minutes to get in. The beach has things that you can rent like inflatables and snorkeling, etc,. It does cost to get in the beach 500 yen per adult. It includes parking, bathrooms, and a shower so it’s not too bad. We eventually left when tide started to rise. Will definitely visit again or it’s surrounding sister beaches. FYI be careful because we found a big piece of metal sticking out of the sand inside the water. We tried getting it out but it was stuck under the sand. It was close to the...

If you fancy mostly loud annoying screaming pop music, pipes in the see, rafinery and sports equipment in the view, plastic garbage on the beach, 3000 yen for table - enjoy 😅

Beach itself is beautiful and water crystal clear on low tide. They should just go and clean the garbage in the morning - it would take 30 minutes max and beach would be clean. Safety net installed for safe swimming 👍 Expect a bit of seaweed. Don't expect shade. Many people snorcheling, I suppose it must be good, haven't tried.

500 yen per person admission fee with parking included, enough parking spots. I recommend going right (to rocks) where is just pure calming nature.

We decided to visit this beach - good enough for a bit of swimming and walking, UV umbrella...

People who rate this one star probably want to keep this place all to themselves. It's not very busy, with water sports, loads of marine life, great sand and free reign to explore the area. 500 yen for parking is totally worth it. 200 for showers but you could pretty easily go without after swimming in the clear waters. There are some poisonous creatures in the water so be wary if you're snorkelling further from the shore, but there aren't enough to be a big concern, especially if you keep your eyes open.

We explored around the rocks and even found a small cave home to a giant hermit crab. All in all one of the best...