An uninhabited island consisting of three sandbars, each approximately 7 km long, located off the coast of Okutakejima and Oha Island on the east side of Kumejima. The three beaches are Mae-no-hama, Naka-no-hama, and Kate-no-hama, and are said to be the most beautiful in the East, with pure white sands and crystal clear waters. Accessible only by boat, it is common to take a local tour.
Hate-no-hama (Hate's beach) is an uninhabited island consisting of three sandbars (sasu), each about 7 km long, located off Okutakejima and Ohha Island on the east side of Kumejima. They are named Mae-no-hama, Naka-no-hama, and Hate-no-hama, in order of proximity to the main island, and are collectively called "Hate-no-hama.
The white powder sand and the clear cobalt blue ocean stretching 360 degrees in every direction is called "the most beautiful in the East. The simple and spectacular view of no buildings or trees, just sky, sea, and sand, overwhelms visitors.
There is no way to cross to Hate-no-hama beach by yourself. You can join a "Hate-no-hama tour" organized by a local marine store or tourist company. It takes about 20 minutes by boat from the port of Kumejima. There is also a glass boat course that takes you to the beach while observing coral reefs and fish, so you can enjoy the time spent on the boat.
The contents vary depending on the store, including snorkel set rental, parasol rental, and plans that include lunch.
Opening hours and admission fees are subject to change. Please check the official website for the latest information.
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