"Zamami Island," a popular outlying island you can visit even on a day trip from Okinawa's main island. This article explains in detail how to get from Naha to Zamami Island, including ferry differences, fares, times, reservations, and cancellations.

About an hour by high-speed ferry from Okinawa's main island, Zamami Island is a paradise of wonderfully transparent "Kerama Blue." From popular spots like Furuzamami and Ama Beach to hidden beaches, we introduce five recommended Zamami Island beaches.

Ama Beach on the western side of Zamami Island is a soothing spot surrounded by calm sea and abundant nature. In its shallow, clear waters you may meet sea turtles, and enjoy a spectacular sunset. Access and parking info explained.

Zamami Island is an activity paradise with wonderfully transparent "Kerama Blue." Enjoy snorkeling, diving, SUP, whale watching, and bird watching on sea and land. A full guide to the activities and tours you can enjoy on Zamami Island.

Furuzamami Beach on Zamami Island in the Kerama Islands. One of Okinawa's most beautiful beaches, awarded two Michelin Green Guide stars, with a highly transparent sea perfect for snorkeling. Access and parking info explained.

Spreading quietly deep in the Asa settlement on Zamami Island's north side, "Yuhina-no-hama" has a gently shallow sea, a large central rock with striking strata, and a romantic love legend. Access and parking info explained.

On the eastern side of Zamami Island, "Uhama Beach" is a secret hideaway beach embraced by a quiet cove, with untouched nature. A gently shallow, clear sea and quiet time. Access and parking info explained.

Wrapped in the quiet of Zamami Island, "Ino-hama" has few tourists. At low tide, wide shallows reveal coral reefs and clear water like a "garden of the sea." Access and parking info explained.

At the northern tip of Zamami Island, "Chishi Observation Deck" faces steep cliffs and an endless Kerama Blue sea. Enjoy the quiet view from the gazebo, with access and parking info explained.

At about 130 m, Takatsuki-yama Observation Deck takes in the jewel-like Kerama Blue and islands large and small. First and Second decks and the night view are highlights. Access and parking info explained.