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- Thanks to warm crystal waters, diverse sea life, and some 200 different coral species, Okinawa is one of the best diving destinations in the world. Just off the main island, you’ll find the Sunabe Seawall where vibrant stretches of coral bloom along the depths like expanses of flowers.
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Discover what makes Okinawa such a captivating diving destination. The waters around Okinawa support around 200 of the world’s 800 species of coral. They are a paradise for sea life, rich in nutrients, and fed by the warm Kuroshio current.
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Since most of the dive sites around Okinawa main islands are either in the Kerama Islands National Park, 1h boat ride away from Naha Harbour, or in the northern part of the islands around Onna Village, I decided to share my time between these two places to check how it feels to stay and dive from each. Local transportation by bus is available but l...
If you want to go scuba diving during the day and having many attractions to visit and many places to go out for dinner, then Naha is the best choice for you. It may not look like a pretty city since everything had to be rebuilt fast after WWII, but I found myself quickly attached to its chilled out atmosphere while having plenty of things to do.
If you fancy more lovely beaches than concrete buildings, Onna area is the place to go. It is strategically located at the centre of all best dive sites of the main island of Okinawa (except the Kerama Islands), so this is where you will find the highest concentration of scuba diving centres. However, after your scuba diving, sightseeing or sunbath...
As a subtropical region of Japan, water in Okinawa is 20°C at the coldest during wintertime and 30°C in the summer. Okinawa is seasonally subject to strong typhoons in June and September. As a rule of thumb, October is the best period to go scuba diving in Okinawa; water is warm, you avoid the crowds and typhoons are gone. Although June is low seas...
Scuba diving in Okinawa, Japan offers you so much beauty in its crystal clear waters. Okinawa offers you a multitude of different diving spots where you'll find manta rays, whales, sea turtles and more than 200 species of coral!
Diving in Okinawa Prefecture offers a spectacular opportunity to explore the vibrant underwater world of Japan's southernmost islands, amidst a backdrop of stunning coral reefs, crystal-clear waters, and diverse marine life.
- The Yonaguni Monument. This is the reason most divers visit Okinawa, to visit the mystical underwater ruins – the so-called “Underwater Macchu Pichu”, to see this spectacle for themselves and determine if it’s man-made or natural.
- Yonaguni’s Dramatic Underwater Seascapes. Yonaguni is about as remote from central Japan as you can get – it’s westernmost point – on a clear day you can see Taiwan.
- Kerama Islands’ Stunning Coral Reefs. The Kerama Islands are closer to the main island of Okinawa, accessible by ferry and high-speed boat from the capital Naha – less than 2 hours away.
- Kuba West and Triple Stones dive sites. These Kerama Islands’ dive sites get special mention because they are, well SPECIAL. Triple Stones is (as the name would suggest) three large coral bommies scattered on a sandy bottom that is absolutely teeming with life.
Jul 19, 2020 · Okinawa is slowly making a name for itself on the top scuba diving destinations in the world on the international scene. However, the details about where to go diving and travel around the islands remain unknown to most visitors and scuba divers outside Japan.
Jan 4, 2018 · The main island of Okinawa is home to several well-known dive sites, many of which are accessible from shore or a short boat ride. The most popular is Maeda Point, where beginners can watch divemasters feed massive batfish in the shallows, while seasoned divers can explore deeper waters to spot sharks and turtles.
