Top Things to do in Zamami-son
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The 10 Best Nature & Parks in Zamami-son, Okinawa Prefecture
Discover the best top things to do in Zamami-son, Japan including Gahijima Sand Dune, Gahi Island, Agu Beach, Aka Island, Ama Beach, Zamamijima Island, Furuzamami Beach, Amuro Island, Nishibama Beach, Aka Beach.
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1. Gahijima Sand Dune
2. Gahi Island
3. Agu Beach
4. Aka Island
5. Ama Beach
6. Zamamijima Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 398 reviews
Reviewed By Excursion739114
Fab sea kayaking with Zamami's Kerama Kayaking. Great boats, equipment, and excellent service from Miami, who prepared the boats, supervised, taught, helped, cooked Okinawan lunch on remote beaches, and helped us to snorkel the corals. Her English helped a lot, with my limited Japanese.. Did 3 day tours, each stunning and great kayaking. Zamami is tiny, 600 people, village atmosphere, buzzing in summer I heard, but beautifully peaceful in January. Enough nice restaurants, bars, izakayas. Good e-bike rental to tour the very hilly landscape.
7. Furuzamami Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By heylookitssara
Really liked this beach. No waves, great for snorkeling to see some coral reef and fish, and there's 2 food shops with lots of lunch options, drinks, and ice cream bars. Good beach to lounge around, leisurely swim, and do tours/activities. Not crowded, fun for families, with friends, or solo. You can get a blue sheet for free to sit on the beach, and there's rentable parasols, chairs, life jackets, snorkeling goggles, flippers and floats. There are activities you can sign up for right there, which are kinda short but they're fun. One is a photo shoot with mermaid tails to wear on the beach if that's ur thing. ????♀️????♂️ They also have SUP, fly boards, tubing, a tour to see sea turtles, and more. We chose an "uninhabited island tour" which was ride to a huge, beautiful coral reef off an uninhabited island (the ride there, free swim, and ride back was 40 min. for 3,000 yen/person). Make sure not to step on or touch the coral reef!
