Ridge Prince Beach Beach Park

Ridge Prince Beach Beach Park

Info

Tokunoshima Airport → 25 minutes car
40 minutes from Kametoku New Port
20 units

Price

Free to visit

Spot Category

Cape, coast, cliffs, camp barbecue


46th yokozuna Asashio memorial statue


Ridge Prince Beach


The cycads tunnel

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