Japan · Okinawa-Inseln
Kerama Islands Boat Trips
Snorkelling from Naha, humpback whale watching from Zamami
- Routen
- 3 Routen
- Abfahrtsorte
- 2 Abfahrtsorte
- Boote
- 3 Boote
© Hashi photo · CC BY 3.0Kerama Islands
Routen in Kerama Islands
Recherchierte Routen mit Stopps, Abfahrtszeiten und Saison.
Kerama Islands Snorkelling Boat Trip from Naha
Private Boat from Naha: Kerama, Agenashiku and Zamami
Zamami Humpback Whale Watching Trip
Kerama Islands
Höhepunkte
Furuzamami Beach
A Zamami beach where the reef comes close to the shoreline.
Agenashiku islet
An uninhabited sandy islet between Zamami and Aka reached by boat.
Inazaki Observatory
The Zamami viewpoint used to spot whales from land in winter.
Boote
Boote in Kerama Islands
motor-yatKerama Islands Snorkelling Boat Trip from Naha Boat 1
Naha (Tomari), Kerama Adaları 08:30–14:30
Private Boat from Naha: Kerama, Agenashiku and Zamami Boat 1
Naha (Tomari), Kerama Adaları 09:00–16:00
motor-yatZamami Humpback Whale Watching Trip Boat 1
Zamami, Kerama Adaları 10:30–12:30
Kerama Islands über
The Kerama Islands lie 30–40 km west of Naha on Okinawa's main island and form Kerama Shoto National Park, designated in 2014. Most of the park is sea; the clear water is known as 'Kerama blue' and the coral reefs are visited for snorkelling and diving. Snorkelling boats leave Tomari Port in Naha for the reefs around Tokashiki and Zamami. Humpback whales gather around the islands between December and April, and whale-watching boats leave from Zamami Port. The uninhabited islets off Zamami and Aka (Agenashiku, Gahi) are visited by private boat.