Japan · Okinawa
Cape No.6 is an east‑Zamami reef dive with clear water, varied terrain, and rich
Cape No.6 is an east‑Zamami reef dive with clear water, varied terrain, and rich
Cape No.6 is a reef dive on the east side of Zamami Island known for clear, blue water and varied underwater terrain. The site offers a mix of coral-rich areas and features suited to both slow macro exploration and wider scenic passes. Extensive coral growth is noted, including Palau coral, sea fans, and isobana colonies. Divers can expect a broad range of reef life such as clownfish, snappers, moray eels, and turtles, with conditions often described as clear.
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Reported depths reach about 25 m with varied topography, and it’s described as appropriate for all levels.
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Shallow Zamami reef point famed for turtle encounters and colorful fish.