Tokashiki-jima
The largest of the Kerama Islands, Tokashiki gets the most tourist traffic from Naha. Two lovely beaches with clean, white sand are on the west side: Tokashiki Beach, in the center of the coast, and Aharen Beach, toward the south.
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The largest of the Kerama Islands, Tokashiki gets the most tourist traffic from Naha. Two lovely beaches with clean, white sand are on the west side: Tokashiki Beach, in the center of the coast, and Aharen Beach, toward the south.
The largest of the Kerama Islands, Tokashiki Island gets the most tourist traffic from Naha. Two lovely beaches with clean, white sand are on the west side: Tokashiki Beach, in the center of the coast, and Aharen Beach, toward the south.
This little island paradise offers wonderful beaches, snorkeling, diving, and sea kayaking. From late January through March is prime whale-watching season, and during those months you can join two-hour boat tours from Naha. From land, the north shore gives you the best chance of seeing whale tails and fin-slapping humpback antics—but bring your best binoculars.
For great snorkeling, try Furuzamami Beach, a short walk south of the harbor and village. In summer, there are snorkel rentals and showers. There's also a restaurant, and shuttle buses run to and from the pier.