What other travelers are saying about Umikaji Terrace Senagajima
So so beautiful. All corners all very good. Watching many of airplanes landing with lanscape of ocean and sky is very gratful memory for me... All vibe are stunning! Unfortunatly, I didn't go during sunset which all view seem more beautiful...
I stayed outdoor there about 9-11am, there was pretty hot and stong sunny, prefer to making sure you're not dehydrated, lost of cafes and resturants for taking rest.
It’s so calming to watch the planes land.
The view is especially beautiful at sunset.
Also there are so many different cafes and restaurants, everyone can find dishes up to one’s taste
This place is really cool, with all-white buildings right in front of the beach. There are plenty of dining options with both local and international cuisine—Thai, Mexican, American, Japanese, Hawaiian, Indonesian, and more. You can also find souvenir shops, and there’s a hot foot fountain where you can relax and dip your feet. Parking is plentiful and free, making it very convenient. A beautiful and peaceful spot, highly recommended!
Great spot for a date night or a casual outing. There's plenty of food options, and the view is amazing. Plus, there’s a beautiful beach just across the street, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy the scenery.
A great place for a leisure afternoon, especially for those who enjoy watching airplanes and sunset. Food is on the pricier side. The picture would look much sharper if only they had keep up with the paint job. I think it is overdue.
Umikaji Terrace is situated on Senaga Island, which is connected by a bridge to the main island of Okinawa. It is approximately 15 minutes by car from Naha Airport, making it a convenient destination for both locals and tourists.
Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities at Umikaji Terrace, including shopping at unique local boutiques, dining at restaurants offering both Okinawan and international dishes, and relaxing at cafes with panoramic sea views. The terrace is also a great place for photography, thanks to its picturesque setting.
Yes, Umikaji Terrace is designed to be accessible to visitors with mobility issues. There are elevators, ramps, and well-paved pathways throughout the complex.
While there are no hotels directly on Senaga Island, there are numerous accommodation options in the nearby areas around Naha and Tomigusuku. These range from budget hostels to luxury hotels.
