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Things to do in Tokashiki, Okinawa
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Aharen Beach
Popular Tokashiki Island beach with 800 meters of white sand and Kerama Blue sea.
Tokashiku Beach
Bay beach in the island center where sea turtles come to feed.
Tokashiki Island
Short boat ride from Naha, with white-sand beaches, clear blue sea, observatories, and prime whale-watching.
Tokashiki Island Trekking
Hilly Tokashiki exceeds 200m, with plant-filled trails to observatories and a scenic 1km path completed in 2017.
Tokashiki Island Diving Service Relax Island
Small-group diving service on Tokashiki Island in the Kerama Islands for beginners to advanced divers.
Tokashiki Island Whale Watching
Wild whales visit Kerama waters late December to late March to birth and raise young; Tokashiki rates are high.
Tokashiki Village Youth Travel Village
Campground beside Aharen Beach with tent sites, cooking and shower buildings, auto camping, and a botanical garden.
Snorkeling
Tokashiki's most popular Aharen Beach has calm clear shallows, coral, and colorful tropical fish.
Hanare Island
Uninhabited island off Aharen Beach in the prefecture's clearest water, for snorkeling and marine leisure.
Mihanabaru Walking Trail
About 1 km trail completed in 2017 on eastern Tokashiki Island, with open sea and sky views.
National Okinawa Youth Exchange House Campground (Marine Training Site)
Tokashiki campground at turtle-inhabited Tokashiku Beach with canoe, kayak, and snorkeling programs.
Reef Inn Kuniyoshi & Water Kids
Small-group diving service guiding all levels through Tokashiki's clear Kerama seas and coral reefs.
Stand-Up Paddleboarding
Paddle standing across Tokashiki's clear sea to spots with sea turtles and coral reefs.
Marine Club Kanaloa
Marine activity shop on Tokashiki Island attached to a hotel, with underwater photo gifts.
Fishing
Tokashiki's indented eastern coast suits shore fishing, offshore fishing, and trolling for marlin, bonito, and large squid.
Diving
Tokashiki offers many dive spots in praised Kerama Blue waters, with coral colonies along the Kerama Strait.
Sea Kayaking
Highly clear Tokashiki waters let kayakers view coral and tropical fish while paddling the Kerama Blue sea.