Marine House Seasir Akajima

We stayed for 2 nights and did 3 dives. It was an incredible experience. Our guide Eda was fantastic. The rooms were large and clean. The food was great. Hotel staff were very accommodating and kind. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a dive hotel.

We stayed here for 4 day long scuba diving, the service was nice. the guide was cute and friendly, and speak good English! the spot was wonderful. Ship was big and cozy, so did the room. We had a good time here

Even though we did not stay at this accommodation we were given such a warm welcome when enquiring about scuba and snorkeling 🤿 we did many dives with seasir and the staff were lovely. Not many of them spoke English but it didn't matter and we got by fine. For scuba and snorkelling they take pictures for you which you can access after. We went during New Year and on new years Day they welcomed us to try traditional mochi soup. We would definitely go back to them!

I didn't stay in the hotel but I did nine dives whit Seasir diving team. They had super friendly team good quality equipment and nice diving boat. If you don't speak Japanese there are only limited amount of diving operators in the island. This place I can recommend!

I'm kind of mixed. Although the staff was super kind and very supportive I can't help but say that the snorkel tour place was pretty over priced. It was about 5000 yen and they took me to a spot where I could've just walked too. There are better snorkel spots for free all over the island. It was pretty cool that they did take photos of me while underwater. If you got money to spend I recommend. If you're on a budget just go to the many other beaches and find a place to safely snorkel on your own

My friends and I went scuba diving for 4 days last month in June. The Seasir team was excellent in accommodating our group which was a mix of beginner and advanced divers. Will definitely be using Seasir if I come back to Aka Island in the future

The place has been running for 50 years and it works with a well oiled routine. Staff is very friendly and you can get by with English. Sites are beautiful and we got to see turtles, big fish, exquisite corals, white tip sharks, garden eels etc. If you go diving, you should note that they only have yoke valves.||Food is excellent and plentiful. There is a great bar next door if you like to drink and an observatory deck nearby. We stayed in a western style room and the mattresses were quite hard, resulting in a few not-so-well sleeped nights.

Intro:||It can be quite tricky getting a hotel on Aka Island via the major hotel sites, luckily Seasir was not one of them. This was our first visit to the island, so we were happy to get what ever we could.|| ||Getting to the hotel:||This is tricky! The only way to get to the island is via speed boat or ferry. You will need a reserved seat and the tickets run out really quick during summer! The tckets are available for booking 2 months prior to departure day, and the ferry schedule is released 2 months in advance for the whole month. I highly recommend booking your ticket via phone ASAP!|| ||The Location:||The island is small, but luckily the staff will be waiting for you at the port to take you to the hotel on their small truck (the ride is 2 min and the walk is 5 min!) But you need to let them know in advance if you want pick up! The hotel is 50 m off one of the beaches.|| ||The Room:||It’s more a hostel-vibe going on. The rooms are clean but don’t expect anything fancy. I also recommend sweeping the room for spiders everytime you get back. We had a visit from a Huntsman spider in our room one day after we returned from the beach. And trust me, it’s not pleaseant, they are super quick and huge!|| ||Unique details:||There are Kerama deers wandering around the island! The cutest small deers ever! The island is also home to turtles who lay eggs on the beach and coral reefs! All this just meters away from the hotel!|| ||Good to know:||Make sure NOT to miss the food-schedule at the hotel! I also recommend trying out the Okinawa Ramen at the lunch restaurant close to the port. It’s the best I’ve ever had. And if you don’t like Ramen, go for the Tex Mex Rice!|| ||Customer Service:||The staff is super nice at the hotel!