What to expect
Crystal-clear waters with visibility often exceeding 30 meters, vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life, and the chance to encounter sea turtles, reef sharks, and large schools of tropical fish. Kerama’s underwater world offers dramatic drop-offs, gentle drift dives, and calm lagoons perfect for all levels—from beginners to seasoned divers. The unique topography and rich biodiversity make every dive a new adventure.
| Pick up (Onna area) | 6:00 |
| Meet at the Dive Site : Migusuku port | 7:00 |
| 1st and 2nd dive | |
| Lunch time on the boat | 12:00 |
| 3rd dive | 1:30 |
| Return to port | 3:30 |
OKINAWA DIVE SITES
- Cape Hedo
- USS Emmons
- Ie Island
- Minna / Sesoko Island
- Manza / Manza (shore)
- Cape Maeda (Blue cave)
- Cape Zanpa
- Sunabe
- Kerama
- Tonaki
- Aguni
- Gorilla chop (shore)
Dive points at Kerama island
Touma
maximum depth 15m
This dive site is home to four out of the six types of anemonefish that can be found in Japan. Additionally, there are other underwater creatures to observe seasonally, such as small white-tip sharks, ribbon eel moray, schools of Golden sweeper, and schools of Luminous cardinal-fish. With shallow depths, this spot is enjoyable even for Open Water divers.
