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A beautiful resort hotel located in a national park
We operate a resort hotel that boasts delicious food and balconies on Zamami Island, one of the Kerama Islands designated as a national park. It has gained popularity as a remote island that can be easily visited by taking a high-speed boat or ferry from Naha. We provide a shuttle service from the port to the hotel, so if you are staying overnight, please feel free to request it. There are rental car companies on Zamami Island, and you can get around the island by bicycle or car.
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Kerama Blue Resort
| address | 〒901-3401 119 Asa, Zamami Village, Shimajiri District, Okinawa Prefecture Check with Google MAP |
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| telephone number |
098-996-5981 |
| business hours | 9:00～17:00 * Inquiries accepted from 9:00 to 17:00 |
| Closed Day | Irregular holidays *Closed from December 16th to January 15th. |
method of payment |
Cash, JCB, VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, DC, Diners, various electronic money, QR code |
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Located on the small island of Zamami, which is part of the Kerama Islands, this hotel offers ocean view rooms and BBQ in the middle of nature. You can get there by ferry or high-speed boat from Naha.
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Zamami Island is easily accessible by boat from Naha.
Located on Zamami Island, part of the Kerama Islands, our resort hotel offers beach activities and delicious BBQs. The vast, Kerama Blue ocean stretches out before you, allowing you to relax while listening to the waves or swim with beautiful fish in the sea – enjoy Okinawa however you like. Several observation decks are nearby, offering panoramic views of the island and allowing you to truly appreciate its natural beauty.
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A tranquil space away from the city center
Located in the Asa district of Zamami Island, this resort hotel offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Enjoy a variety of activities such as diving, snorkeling, and whale watching, while savoring the rich natural beauty and the island's relaxed pace of life. The hotel is also committed to environmental protection, including beach cleanups and the use of biomass-certified amenities to preserve the Kerama Islands' natural environment.
