Ujiji Beach Park

Ujiji Beach Park is a scenic coastal area on Okinoerabu Island, renowned for its unique coral-stone tidal pools that emerge at low tide and teem with tropical fish, crabs, and other marine life. It’s one of the island’s top destinations for nature lovers and families.

Highlights

• Natural rock pools filled with colorful sea creatures – perfect for kids and snorkelers.

• Picturesque limestone formations carved by the waves, offering excellent photo opportunities and leisurely walks along the shore .

• Historical touchpoint: in 1890, a Canadian sailing vessel was shipwrecked nearby during a typhoon. The crew were rescued by residents, and a small sailboat-shaped monument was erected in their memory

Visitor Info

• Free public access, with basic amenities (benches, shade) but no lifeguard.

• Easily accessible by car, located on the southern coast of the island, about 9 minutes from Ujiji to popular lodging and attractions.

• Ideal at low tide for exploring pools; bring water shoes and respect the fragile coral and marine life.