Yonabaru Marina 与那原マリーナ
Yonabaru Marina for Super Yachts in Okinawa
1.Location
Yonabaru Marina is located in South east Okinawa Island and 11km east from Naha International Air Port. This marina faces the deep inside of Nakagusu Bay.
2.Features
This Marina offers 69 berths for boats mainly from 12 to 15m. In addition, Super Yacht can stay here (max draught 7 m, max boat length 50 m).
It's a safe marina, because of being protected by the coral reef and long breakwater.
It's recommended as an excellent location to sail both west and east sea of Okinawa island and discover the beauties of the region such as Kerama islands.
You can also visit three World Heritage site, old castles by UNESCO.
Nakagusuku World Heritage site, old castles by UNESCO
The marina is provided with electricity, drinkable water and fuel is provided. Furthermore, the marina is equipped with 2 cranes
(60 tons and 20 tons).
Visitor berth and 2 cranes
3.immigration procedures and the customs formalities.
The guests from foreign countries moor their big yachts the buoy and can go through immigration procedures and the customs formalities by Government official from Naha Port.
New marina development at “Shionomori”, Okinawa City's Eastern Coastal Area Development District
The Eastern Coastal Area Development District "Shionomori" is located in the eastern part of Okinawa City, approximately 20 km northeast of Naha Airport on the main island of Okinawa, and is currently undergoing land reclamation (approximately 95 ha) using the “Dejima” method.
Shionomori, the project site, aims to become a base for sports conventions, developing a health and medical facility that seamlessly connects treatments, rehabilitation, and improvement of athletic performance, and a lodging facility that makes use of the long beach (one of the largest in the prefecture with a flat sandy beach 900m long and 100m wide) with a view of the sunrise, and commercial facilities on the seashore.
The marina facilities will cover an area of 2.7 hectares, and contribute to the further development of the tourism industry, the leading industry in Okinawa Prefecture, while also improving an environment to welcome superyachts from all over the world.
