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**Overview** Seragaki splits its accommodations between The Island and The Beach House. That distinction matters more than a generic ocean-view label when you have children, gear or guests who will make several trips between room and pool. A lagoon, beach and infinity pool give the stay several water settings in one location. Use the resort’s own activity and dining schedules to plan a pool day and a day away in Onna, especially if some guests want a more active visit than others. **Key metrics** - Guest rooms and suites: 343 - Parking spaces listed: 282 - Restaurants in tourism listing: 6 **Pros** - Open-air balconies across the accommodation inventory - Several water settings at one property - Dining variety supports longer stays **Cons** - Complex choice affects daily routes - A coastal resort stay still needs a plan for exploring the main island - Check individual marine programs for booking and operating conditions **Best for** Groups looking for a resort day with several ways to spend it. **Things to watch out for** Confirm the precise room building and which facilities are convenient from it.
Seragaki splits its accommodations between The Island and The Beach House. That distinction matters more than a generic ocean-view label when you have children, gear or guests who will make several trips between room and pool. A lagoon, beach and infinity pool give the stay several water settings in one location. Use the resort’s own activity and dining schedules to plan a pool day and a day away in Onna, especially if some guests want a more active visit than others.
1108 Seragaki, Onna Village

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