Kerama Islands Snorkeling & Kayaking Uninhabited Island Tour
Overview
Dive into a dreamlike seascape on a Kerama Islands snorkeling and kayaking tour, in Okinawa’s Keramashoto National Park. Explore the famous “Kerama blue” waters with a multilingual guide, and maybe even take lunch on an uninhabited island!
Highlights
- Enjoy kayaking and snorkeling in the azure waters known as “Kerama blue”
- See tropical fish, sea turtles, and colorful corals in crystal-clear waters
- Glide smoothly through placid waters with each stroke of your paddle
- Kayak to one of Keramashoto’s uninhabited islands or a private beach
- Feel at ease whatever your level, with our professional, English-speaking guides
Key Information
Description
The Kerama Islands are an idyllic chain of more than 30 islets in Okinawa, mostly uninhabited, about 40 km west of Naha City. Famous for their tranquility and the brilliance of their waters, they can be enjoyed even as a day trip from Okinawa’s main island. On these Kerama Islands snorkeling and kayak tours, even inexperienced swimmers and kayaking beginners can immerse themselves in Kerama blue. But there’s more! These guides on Zamami Island are devoted to preserving the rich, diverse nature of Keramashoto National Park. Your participation not only promises an introduction to the wonders of the Keramas, it also supports them in their conservation efforts outside the tour, keeping the park pristine for future generations! After each tour, your guide will upload photos they took to the cloud, for you to download later.