Kerama Island Scuba Diving [Departing from Naha] Small-group tours that satisfy everyone from beginners to advanced divers – Fish and Bubbles

Kerama Island Scuba Diving

Kerama Island Scuba Diving [Departing from Naha] Small-group tours that satisfy everyone from beginners to advanced divers

Kerama Fan Diving is a popular diving destination accessible by boat from the main island of Okinawa, located in waters renowned for having some of the clearest visibility in the world and enjoyed by divers of all levels, from beginners to advanced.

At Fish & Bubbles, we offer small-group tours departing from Naha. We select a boat based on your requests and skill level to take you to the best spots in the Kerama Islands where everyone is sure to have a great time.

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Kerama Fan Diving refers to boat dives conducted around the Kerama Islands, which are located about a 30- to 50-minute boat ride from Naha on the main island of Okinawa.

With its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and high chances of encountering sea turtles, large fish, and migratory species,
this spot is particularly popular among Okinawa’s diving destinations.
It’s the perfect area for everything from leisurely dives to exhilarating drift dives.

・Small groups of up to 4 people per team, ensuring personalized support for each diver
・We prioritize your requests—whether it’s specific dive sites, big-game diving, or macro diving
・We’re currently conducting a pre-trip survey to better accommodate your requests
・We assign you to the most suitable dive boat based on your skill level and preferences to ensure a comfortable experience
・Free equipment and GoPro rentals available now (please let us know at the time of booking if you’d like to rent a GoPro)

We select dive sites around the Kerama Islands based on sea conditions, as well as our guests’ skill levels and requests.
All of our tours are conducted on shared boats. The dive sites selected vary significantly depending on the boat you board.

If you have any specific requests, please be sure to let us know when you make your reservation. (This is extremely important!)

・Targeting big fish and migratory fish at drift dive sites
・Soothing coral reefs and sandy bottom sites
・Colorful tropical fish and sea turtles
・Caves and sites with sunlit formations
・Taking your time to practice photography


Number of unitsFees
2 Boat Dives19,000円
3 Boat Dives24,000円

[What's Included in the Price]
・Guide fee
・Boat fare
・Transportation fee (subject to area restrictions)
・Equipment rental

・6:50–7:00 AM: Hotel pickup
・7:45–8:00 AM: Departure
・9:00–11:00 AM: 2 dives
・11:00 AM–12:00 PM: Lunch on board
・12:15–1:30 PM: 1 dive
・2:00–3:00 PM: Return to port / Drop-off and tour concludes

Even beginners can participate in Kerama scuba diving.
If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact us in advance.

・Those with little diving experience
・Those diving for the first time in a while
・Those who have trouble equalizing
・Those who don't understand neutral buoyancy
・Those who feel short of breath while diving

We’ll help you choose a boat that takes you to easier dive sites to avoid unnecessary stress,
so you can enjoy a more relaxed and enjoyable dive.

Kerama Island Scuba Diving
Kerama Island Scuba Diving

We offer small-group tours—with a maximum of four divers per instructor—for drift diving targeting large gamefish and migratory species at the Kerama Outer Ocean dive sites, as well as seasonal spots like Aguni, Tonaki, and the Triangle.

We warmly welcome divers who have gained experience and want to challenge themselves at various dive sites but prefer to dive in small groups, as well as
those who want to start with a light drift dive on the first day and then go all out with drift diving from the second day onward.

Of course, you can make a reservation even if you're just one person. For groups of four or more, we'll divide you into teams and assign additional staff to assist you.

・Kerama Offshore Old Drift
・Spring Taman Bountiful Catch Triangle
・May–July Day Trips to Aguni
・Improving Drift Skills for Target Dive Sites

Kerama Island Scuba Diving

Can beginners participate in the Kerama Islands scuba diving tour?

Yes. If you have a scuba diving certification, you can participate at
. Beginners and divers who haven't dived in a while are also welcome.

Can I try the Aguni and Triangle courses?

Yes, you can give it a try!
The general guidelines are 100 or more dives and no more than 6 months since your last dive. These are just guidelines, so even if you don’t quite meet the criteria, as long as you pass the check dive, we can still accommodate you at
. Please contact us for details.

Can I rent equipment?

Equipment rental is free with our standard menu.

Do you offer transportation within Naha City?

We can provide transportation within the Naha area.
However, we cannot provide transportation to the Shuri area or the areas around Akamine Station and Oroku Station.

Will the event still take place even if it rains?

The tour will take place rain or shine, but may be canceled depending on sea conditions.
We generally make our decision based on the sea and weather forecast released on the afternoon of the day before the tour.

What are the departure and return times?

Departure is between 7:45 and 8:00 a.m., and return is between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m.

Do I have to decide in advance whether to do two or three dives?

It's okay to decide how many dives you'll do on the day of the trip.

Do you accept credit cards?

Yes. We accept credit cards, QR codes, cash, and bank transfers.

This is my first time—can I try drift diving?

Yes. If everything goes well during your check dive, you can try drift diving for the first time on your second or third dive.
If you’re participating on consecutive days, you can do a refresher dive on the first day and start full-fledged drift diving from the second day onward.

To make a reservation or check availability for scuba diving in Kerama, please feel free to contact us at
viaLINE, Instagram, or our contact form.

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