Kerama Islands

Tokashiki Island, Zamami, Aka, and Geruma are the four inhabited islands of the Keramas. Together with the many uninhabited islands that surround them, they make up Keramashoto National Park. The reef-filled waters around the Kerama Islands are renowned for their transparency and are home to many varieties of coral. Winter offers opportunities to watch humpback whales, which migrate to the area to breed. Hike trails on the islands to view white sandy beaches and dramatic cliffs, or join a diving or snorkeling tour to explore the marine environment. The Kerama Islands' close proximity to Naha makes them a viable day-trip excursion from the main island.