Kerama Marine

This is the diving shop closest to Aharen Port (diving boat entry/exit port). Although it is a small, family-run shop, it feels homely and comfortable, and our guide, Toru, will take guests to the best spots based on their skill level and the sea conditions that day. Cooking cooked by my wife Ayumi is just as much fun as diving.Facilities at the inn include showers and toilets (with heated toilet seats), as well as a free shared washing machine. There are no refrigerators or freezers in the guest rooms, but there is one shared in the dining room. There is a Coca-Cola vending machine in front of the shop. Since it is a tropical country, the rooms are fully air conditioned.There is no convenience store on the island, but there is a village convenience store called Aragaki Shoten 500m away. (Payment is in cash only)We also have equipment washing and drying areas, so those who dive with their own equipment will not experience any inconvenience.Payment for accommodation and diving fees is currently only possible in cash, but it seems that the introduction of QR code payment is also being considered.Due to the small number of rooms, it can be difficult (hopeless) to make reservations during the peak summer season, but if you go off-peak, you may be able to get a reservation.The basic time schedule for the day is to depart at 9:00, 11:00, and 2:00 p.m. and return to the shop for a break and lunch after each dive, but the time for the second and third dives may vary depending on whether or not there are guests diving on the day of arrival. may change. The round trip from the shop to Aharen Port is by car, but the ride takes only 1 minute.Across the road in front of the shop is Aharen Beach, where you can enjoy beautiful sunsets and sunsets on sunny days. It's a wonderful place that you'll want to visit again and again.

We always take care of you when we go diving in Tokashiki. The location, diving, food... it's amazing 😇 I was able to relax at my own pace 🤿

I experienced the best diving tour of my life at Kerama Marine. The indescribable Kerama Blue, coming from a field of view of 20 to 30 meters, was so touching that it brought me to tears.In addition, Kerama Marine's main staff member, Toru-san, guided us very kindly and ensured that our team had no inconvenience while resting. The three meals a day that Ayumi-san made had nothing special, but they were cooked so deliciously that the entire team was impressed.Although it was an accommodation in an old building, it was closest to the port and was clean, so I had a very satisfying stay. If you go to Tokashiki Island, I recommend Kerama Marine.We are all looking forward to returning to Kerama Marine after a satisfactory trip!!

Diving shop near the portOur guide, Mr. Nakasone, was also very kind and beautiful...

They are very friendly and the food is delicious.It's nice to take a walk on a quiet beach.The accommodation is also clean.

This is the diving shop closest to Aharen Port (diving boat entry/exit port). Although it is a small, family-run shop, it feels homely and comfortable, and our guide, Toru, will take guests to the best spots based on their skill level and the sea conditions that day. Cooking cooked by my wife Ayumi is just as much fun as diving.Facilities at the inn include showers and toilets (with heated toilet seats), as well as a free shared washing machine. There are no refrigerators or freezers in the guest rooms, but there is one shared in the dining room. There is a Coca-Cola vending machine in front of the shop. Since it is a tropical country, the rooms are fully air conditioned.There is no convenience store on the island, but there is a village convenience store called Aragaki Shoten 500m away. (Payment is in cash only)We also have equipment washing and drying areas, so those who dive with their own equipment will not experience any inconvenience.Payment for accommodation and diving fees is currently only possible in cash, but it seems that the introduction of QR code payment is also being considered.Due to the small number of rooms, it can be difficult (hopeless) to make reservations during the peak summer season, but if you go off-peak, you may be able to get a reservation.The basic time schedule for the day is to depart at 9:00, 11:00, and 2:00 p.m. and return to the shop for a break and lunch after each dive, but the time for the second and third dives may vary depending on whether or not there are guests diving on the day of arrival. may change. The round trip from the shop to Aharen Port is by car, but the ride takes only 1 minute.Across the road in front of the shop is Aharen Beach, where you can enjoy beautiful sunsets and sunsets on sunny days. It's a wonderful place that you'll want to visit again and again.