Omotohama Beach

Clusters of the Ohamaomoto (a local crinum) used to once grow on this shore, but now it’s covered with boulders.
Pore corals and lace corals can be seen underwater near the mouth of the bay, past the sandy section around the center of the cove.
There are also groups of fishes living in warm southern waters such as Japanese parrotfishes and rabbitfishes.

Required time :
10 min. by car or 50 min. on foot to the entrance of Omotohama Beach trail
10 min. towards the south on foot from the entrance of Omotohama Beach

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Snorkeling point Required time :
10 min. by car or 50 min. on foot to the entrance of Omotohama Beach trail
10 min. towards the south on foot from the entrance of Omotohama Beach

Other information :
Snorkeling point