Blue Beach Nachi

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"Blue Beach Nachi (Nachi Beach)" is a seaside resort spreading right in front of JR Nachi Station, boasting one of the largest scales in Wakayama Prefecture. As its name suggests, it features deep blue clear waters and a wide sandy beach, selected as a special choice in the "100 Best Beaches." Boasting excellent access just a 1-minute walk from the station, it is a luxurious environment where you can view World Heritage mountains behind you. With extensive facilities such as showers and changing rooms, it is an ideal summer activity base to enjoy the dynamic waves of the Pacific Ocean and a sense of openness during intervals of Nachi-Katsuura sightseeing.

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ブルービーチ那智（那智海水浴場）

Nachikatsuura Town

Blue Beach Nachi

Address: Hamanomiya, Nachikatsuura-cho, Higashimuro-gun, Wakayama
Website: https://www.nachikan.jp/
Operator: Nachi-Katsuura Tourism Organization

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