Located in Yura Town, Wakayama Prefecture, Shirasaki Marine Park's greatest attraction is its breathtaking views of the cobalt-blue Pacific Ocean, interwoven with sheer 30-40-meter cliffs of white limestone rocks formed over 250 million years ago. Reminiscent of the Aegean Sea in Greece, the park is nicknamed "Japan's Aegean Sea," attracting many tourists and photographers. Walking along the promenades built between the white rocks, you can enjoy the spectacular views from various angles. The contrast between the blue of the sky and sea and the white of the rocks is particularly picturesque.

The park is equipped with a variety of facilities, including an observation deck, restaurants, diving facilities, and a campground. The elevated observation deck offers a spectacular panoramic view of Shirasaki Marine Park and the Pacific Ocean in the distance. The strangely shaped rocks scattered among the white rocks resemble natural artwork, stimulating the imagination.

Shirasaki Marine Park is exceptional not only for its blue scenery during the day, but also at sunset. The white rock surfaces are illuminated by the setting sun, creating a fantastical sight. It's a popular spot visited by many people in search of photogenic scenery, but it's also a place where you can get a sense of the Earth's history.

Also, Shirasaki Marine Park Roadside Station, located within the park, is a popular facility where you can enjoy a meal and a break while taking in the beautiful scenery. You can savor local delicacies such as seafood bowls made with fresh seafood caught in Yura Town and soft-serve ice cream made with local specialties.