Japan · Okinawa
Toma No.2 is a sheltered Zamami bay dive with sand, coral, and easy conditions.
Toma No.2 is a sheltered Zamami bay dive with sand, coral, and easy conditions.
Toma No.2 is a boat-access Zamami Island bay dive with a sandy bottom, coral colonies, and a relaxed profile. The site is known for clear water and reef life such as garden eels, clownfish, damselfish, snappers, leaf scorpionfish, and nudibranchs, making it a comfortable winter option when north winds narrow other choices.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Keep buoyancy tight over the coral patches and follow the boat plan. The site is calm, but it is still an open-water dive with a shallow sandy floor and scattered reef structure.
Access Restrictions
Boat access from Zamami only; plan on an operator-managed anchored entry rather than a walk-in shore dive.
Legal Notes
Follow the operator briefing and the local Kerama marine park rules that apply to the dive plan.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A relaxed scuba dive for slow reef scanning, sand-bottom hovering, and close looks at small coral colonies.
Freediving
Not the primary use case; the site is better appreciated on scuba, where the coral and fish are easier to work with.
Snorkeling
Snorkeling can work in the top layer of the bay, but the main features sit below the surface and are better seen on scuba.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
Last Updated
Research Sources
Operator dive log with a 25 m visibility entry at Toma No.2.
Trip report with point-level depth, seasonality, and reef structure.
Official Kerama Islands tourism page for destination context and water clarity.
Boat sand-slope dive with clear water and macro life.
Dragon Lady off Zamami Island is a gentle sandy-slope dive best known for clear,