Japan · Okinawa
Shallow Zamami reef point famed for turtle encounters and colorful fish.
Shallow Zamami reef point famed for turtle encounters and colorful fish.
Cape No.7 (Nanaban-zaki) is a shallow reef point off Zamami in the Kerama islands, prized for frequent turtle encounters and a bright, fish-filled reef scene. Divers cruise coral gardens and scattered reef heads where damselfish and other reef fish gather, and in spring cuttlefish are known to move into the coral areas. It is typically run as a boat dive chosen for calm conditions, making it a relaxed plan for wildlife viewing and skills practice when seas are settled.
Safety Notes
Maintain buoyancy over coral and follow boat briefing and pickup procedures.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Boat reef dive focused on coral gardens and turtle encounters; typically a gentle profile when conditions are calm.
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Kerama point list includes 7番岬 with turtle encounters, reef fish schools, coral growth, and spring cuttlefish spawning.
Describes 7番崎 as a shallow Zamami boat dive with high green-turtle encounter rate and colorful fish; notes max depth around 15 m.
Lists 6番岬・7番岬 as points near the Zamami area, confirming local point naming in the Kerama islands.
Lists 7番崎 off Zamami with coral gardens, damselfish schools, and frequent turtle encounters; beginner-friendly boat point.
Cape No.6 is an east‑Zamami reef dive with clear water, varied terrain, and rich