Okinawa's Best Snorkeling Spots
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Explore the map in the DocentPro app10 attractions in Okinawa: Iriomote Ishigaki National Park, Shigira Beach, Kerama National Park, and 7 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Gil Bahari | Travel Creator 🌍.

Iriomote Ishigaki National Park
National park
4.5
• Part of the Yaeyama Islands group • Known for its dense jungles, mangroves, and rich marine ecosystem

Shigira Beach
Beach
4.2
• Encounter sea turtles in the shallow, clear waters • Ideal for snorkeling and family-friendly beach activities

Kerama National Park
National park
4.7
• Renowned for its exceptionally clear 'Kerama Blue' waters • A designated national park, excellent for diving and snorkeling

Kohama Island
Island
4.5
• Features beautiful coral reefs and abundant marine life • Popular for snorkeling and seeing sea turtles

Taketomi Island
Island
4.6
• Known for its traditional Ryukyuan village and star-sand beaches • Coral reefs nearby offer good snorkeling opportunities

Blue Cave
Scenic spot
4.6
• Famous for its glowing blue water effect from sunlight • Popular for snorkeling and diving tours

Kayama Island
Island
4.5
• An uninhabited island with pristine beaches and marine life • Often visited as part of boat tours from Ishigaki

THE MOON BEACH MUSEUM RESORT
Hotel
4.2
• A crescent-shaped beach with calm waters • Good for beginner snorkelers and swimming

Miyako-jima
Island
4.6
• Known for its pristine white beaches and turquoise waters • Great for snorkeling and diving with diverse marine species

Ishigaki
Island
4.6
• A gateway to the Yaeyama Islands and famous for Kabira Bay • Offers diverse snorkeling spots with manta rays and colorful fish
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