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Zamami access, south-side point layout, and calm-current seasonal context.
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Toma No.1
Boat sand-slope dive with clear water and macro life.
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South-side Zamami boat dive for calm conditions, sandy routing, and easy macro-focused profiles in the north-wind season.
About Toma No.1
Toma No.1 is a boat-accessed Zamami Island site on the south side of the Keramas, and it is most often dived from October to April when north winds pick up. The bottom is a broad sandy slope with small patch reefs and a shallow anchor zone, so the route feels gentle and easy to read and usually runs as a back-to-the-boat profile rather than a complicated swim. Kerama clarity and small macro life are the main draw, while coral and turtle encounters are usually lower than at the more reef-heavy sites nearby.
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Research Estimate At Toma No.1
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VisibilityVisibility: 30m
AccessModerate entry effort
CoralSome damage
Aquatic LifeGreat variety
FacilitiesBasic facilities
CurrentNo current
Where Is Toma No.1?
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Toma No.1 Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
5m - 30m
Depth Note
A shallow anchor sits in the 5-10m range, with the main sand slope and patch reefs staying comfortable for beginner profiles and deeper roots beyond that.
Best Season
October to April
Typical Conditions
Clear Kerama water, an easy sandy slope, and generally calm south-side conditions; the site is most often a winter-season boat dive.
Safety & Access At Toma No.1
Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.
Key Hazards
Restricted access
Safety Notes
Plan the dive through a local operator, keep an eye on the seasonal north-wind window, and stay comfortable on the sand slope rather than pushing into deeper roots.
Access Restrictions
Most commonly dived in the north-wind season from October to April, and typically as a boat-return profile from Zamami.
Legal Notes
Use the normal island ferry and local dive-operator procedures; no special site-specific legal restriction is known.
Local Intel For Toma No.1
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A sandy slope with small patch reefs and a simple back-to-the-boat route makes it a relaxed macro-focused dive.
Freediving
Limited fit for freedive; the site is built around a boat return on a sandy slope and patch reef.
Snorkeling
Not a primary snorkel site; the interesting part is the submerged sand-and-reef slope rather than a surface reef.
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Wildlife at Toma No.1
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Toma No.1 Guide - Sources and Updates
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Research Sources
seasir.com · Dive Operator
Kerama marine-life page with visibility and site-level species references.
visitokinawajapan.com · Official Tourism
Official Kerama guide for boat-diving context, visibility, and island base guidance.
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