Nishibama

The Kerama Islands, located on the western side of Naha City in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, are renowned as one of the finest diving destinations worldwide. Divers from across the globe flock to these picturesque islands. Nishihama Beach, situated to the west of Aka Island within the Kerama Islands, stands out as an exceptional diving spot in the Aka Island area.

On your diving adventure, you'll have the opportunity to observe a variety of marine life up close, including the impressive grouper and an array of vibrant fish such as the yellow-flanked snapper, Keramana flounder, yellow snappers, and Debus damselfish. The coral reefs present a breathtaking sight with their exquisite beauty. Furthermore, keep an eye out for red-eyed shrimps, Shiroboshi seagull shrimps, Azahata (grouper), astragalus, scorpionfish, blue-eyed angelfish, flat-headed flounder, Keramana grouper, and more.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, and a diverse range of marine creatures. Venturing down to a depth of 25 meters, you'll discover a solitary route amidst the white sandy soil, where a splendid pair of bright red groupers reside. Witness the mesmerizing sight of a school of blue-and-white corals, as well as the captivating chase of yellow-eyed snappers. Additionally, marvel at the shrimp gracefully cleaning the blue-and-white corals.

With a visibility of 21 meters, maximum depth reaching 17 meters, and suitability for divers of varying experience levels, including beginners and advanced divers, the Kerama Islands offer an unforgettable underwater exploration. Situated conveniently close to beautiful corals, 慶良間空港阿嘉線, Aka, Zamami, Shimajiri, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan 901-3311, this captivating dive site awaits your discovery.