[2025 Onna Attraction] Travel Guide for Moon Beach (Updated Jul)

I'm glad I actually went. I'll introduce you to some hotels in Okinawa. They're all great hotels, so save them and go this year. ⁡ ①BEB5 Okinawa Seragaki by# Hoshino Resort ▶︎ 1860-4 Seragaki, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture ②▶︎ AQUASENSE Hotel and Resort 86-1 Kurosakihara, Fuchaku, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture ③ANA InterContinental Manza Beach Resort ▶︎ 2260 Seragaki, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture ④The Moon Beach Museum Resort ▶︎ 1203 Maeganeku, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture ⑤Novotel Okinawa Naha ▶︎ 40 Matsukawa, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture ⑥The Ritz-Carlton Okinawa ▶︎ 1343-1 Kise, Nago City, Okinawa Prefecture ⑦Rizzan Sea Park Hotel Tancha Bay ▶︎ 1496 Tancha, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture ⁡ #Rakuten #Rakuten Travel #Rakuten Travel Super Sale #Rakuten Super Sale #Hotel #Resort Hotel #Luxury Hotel #High-end Hotel #Okinawa Hotel #Onna Village #Onna Village Hotel #Hotel Review

📍Spot📍 Okinawa Onna Village Hotel Moon Beach Private beach and pool available for non-guests About an hour by car from Naha Airport◡̈*.。 5 minutes from Ishikawa IC on the Okinawa Expressway Airport limousine bus available One-way fare: 1,530 yen for adults, 770 yen for children (ages 3 and up, under 12) From around 6,000 yen per night Affordable accommodation and a very stylish hotel!! The hotel and the ocean are both great, but the garden pool overlooking the ocean (*♥д♥*) is recommended ( ˘ᵕ˘ ) Non-guests can use the pool for a fee, and you can relax while watching the ocean!! If you like the ocean but find it too sticky, then a nice way to spend your time is to take a dip in the garden pool and look at the beautiful ocean ( ˶˙ᵕ˙˶ ) #Okinawa #Onnason #Tourismsupport #HotelMoonBeach #GardenPool #Tourismsupport

🌧️ Rainy Days in Okinawa – A Slow-Paced Getaway 3 Days, 2 Nights in Naha & Nearby – April2025 #travel #solo #okinawa #japan Sometimes the best trips aren’t about rushing to see everything—but about slowing down and letting the mood of the place soak in (along with a bit of rain). Okinawa surprised me with its relaxed charm, even under gray skies. ⸻ Day 1 – Arrival & Chilling Around Naha I arrived in the evening and checked into Grand Cabin Hotel Naha. It’s a compact and clean place, perfect for solo travelers or anyone just needing a base to rest. Since it was already dark and drizzling, I didn’t go far. Instead, I wandered a bit near the hotel—just enough to breathe in the warm island air and get a taste of local life. The streets were quiet, the sound of rain soft on the pavement. Peaceful start. ⸻ Day 2 – Umikaji Terrace & Okinawa Monorail Adventure Despite the rain, I started the day with a trip to Umikaji Terrace. The white buildings with a seaside view were beautiful even with clouds above—kind of like a Mediterranean vibe but with an Okinawan twist. I grabbed a coffee and just watched the waves roll in. Not much else was needed. Next, I hopped on the 1-day Okinawa Monorail Pass—a fun and easy way to explore the city without getting soaked. I stopped at various stations just to look around, but the highlight was Shurijo Castle Park. Although most of the main structures were still under reconstruction after the fire, the park area was beautiful and full of history. With fewer people due to the weather, it felt more personal, like walking through memories of a kingdom. ⸻ Day 3 – Local Flavors & Seaside Chill Started with a visit to Makishi Public Market. It’s a great spot to see Okinawan ingredients and grab a meal upstairs—you can pick your seafood downstairs and they cook it for you! I had fresh sashimi and Okinawan-style pork—so flavorful and comforting on a rainy day. Later, I took a bus ride out to American Village, which felt like stepping into a completely different world. Quirky shops, cafes, and murals everywhere. I didn’t shop much—just wandered, got a snack, and then strolled by the beach. The sky was still moody, but walking along the quiet shore was the perfect slow moment. ⸻ Nights in Naha – Rainy Walks & Shopping Streets Every night, I headed out to the shopping street in Naha (Kokusai Dori). Even with the rain, the street was lively with locals and tourists dodging puddles, eating street food, and browsing souvenir shops. I got a few gifts, snacked on sata andagi (Okinawan doughnuts), and just enjoyed the atmosphere. The rhythm of the rain made it feel extra cozy. ⸻ Final Thoughts Okinawa in the rain might not be full of sun-soaked beaches, but it offers something just as special—a slower pace, a warm heart, and small moments that stay with you. If you’re ever caught in Okinawa with gloomy weather, don’t rush. Let the island’s relaxed energy lead the way.

📅 Itinerary Day1：discovery around the hotel Day2: rent a car and walking at kokusai ave. For shopping souvenirs Day3: go around the island, glass factory, lighthouse, museum, aquarium 🏨 Accommodation 🍴 Food Recommendations 📌 Tips

📍Location: Onna Village, Okinawa🇯🇵 The Moon Beach Museum Resort (1203 Maeganeku, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture 904-0414) 💰Price per person: 20,000-30,000 yen I stayed here on my birthday! In conclusion, I'm glad I stayed here! 100 points out of 100💯 It's an open-minded hotel with a tropical resort feel🏨 The hotel has a private beach and pool, so you can spend the whole day at the hotel. The hotel is about an hour's drive from Naha Airport. There is also a parking lot, so it's recommended to go by rental car. #Hotel review

#Okinawa Attractions Moon Beach is an ideal place to escape the heat in summer. It combines island style, bathing facilities and entertainment, which will surely make tourists linger. This is undoubtedly one of the most popular tourist attractions in Okinawa that is worth visiting. This beach has unparalleled natural scenery. The white sand beach stretches for several kilometers, and the blue sea and green coconut trees complement each other, forming a charming island scenery. Visitors can swim and sunbathe here to their heart's content and feel the leisurely atmosphere of the island. In addition to the natural scenery, there are also a series of complete service facilities. There are clean and tidy beach bathing areas, water sports facilities, as well as open-air bars, restaurants and other supporting facilities. Visitors can enjoy the fun of playing in the water and leisure entertainment on the coast in all aspects.

I will go again next time Amazing seaside scenery (five stars for the seaside scenery and beach) Service is also average We were asked to push the luggage cart to the room by ourselves The hotel is big and beautiful But the restaurant inside is OK😅#beaches #familytravel

#thingstodo Really enjoyed our stay here. Very nicely renovated big rooms with beautiful view. Excellent breakfast buffet. Clean sandy beach. Convenient coin laundry facilities. We enjoyed the use of the public bath as well. Loved all the bougainvillia flowers everywhere.Beautiful pool and beach. 1,000 yen per person to get in if youre not staying at the hotel and 1,000 to park. Only wish they didn't have so many rules at the beach and more free seating.

This is the best hotel I stayed at in Okinawa. The Moon Beach Museum Resort is located in the resort area of ​​Onna Village, in a great location surrounded by beautiful nature and embracing a crescent-shaped natural beach. It just looks great. The pool, the sea, and inside the hotel. The private beach is also great! There are sand toys for children. A hotel for people who want to enjoy a resort feel. There are plenty of activities and a plan to go to the uninhabited island "Yo Island". A hotel recommended for people who want to make their trip special. #PR #OkinawaTourism #OkinawaTrip #HotelMoonBeach #OkinawaHotel #WinterTrip #Christmas

The hotel staff is accommodating, its an all in one activities in one place. Served with great foods and rooms. its an 10/10 experience. #newyearadventure

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