What to expect Cape Hedo is located at the northernmost tip of Okinawa Main Island and is a popular diving spot featuring the famous Hedo Dome (Ginama Stalactite Cave). With three additional dive points, all offering drift diving, the seasonal spot Payao is especially famous for encountering of oceanic blacktip reef sharks, and schools of batfish. Each point is within a 15-minute boat ride from the port, allowing us to return to the port after each dive. Feel free to contact us for alternative dates or if you have any preferences.

What to expect Minna Island is a small island located northwest of the main island of Okinawa. Currently, about 50 people live on the island, which also has an elementary and junior high school. It can only be reached by boat from the main island of Okinawa. Dive points are located on the east side of the island. There are several separate reefs on the white sandy beach, where many fish are schooling. Feel free to contact us for alternative dates or if you have any preferences. Preparation before participation When you have a moment, please fill out the online input form in advance. Link in below Online Medical form 1. Medical form 2. ⁠Diver activity 3. Liability release 4.…

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What to expect Manza is a dive site located in the north part of Okinawa, accessible from the Seragaki Fishing Port by a small boat. There are six dive points, each reachable within 5 to 10 minutes from the port, allowing divers to return after each dive. The highlights include two types of diving experiences - exploring the terrain and sandy areas. Divers can enjoy observing various marine life such as White-tip sharks, sea turtles, nudibranchs, seahorses, frogfish, and more. The diving style involves anchoring. EANx, SIDEMOUNT, and Double tank options are also available. Feel free to contact us for alternative dates or if you have any preferences.

What to expect At Zanpa Misaki, you can enjoy dynamic terrain diving. Although there are hardly any original formations, there are amphibious tanks from World War II and a cavern located at a depth of 30 meters, making it suitable for advanced drift diving. There are also large sea fans where pygmy seahorses can be observed, allowing for enjoyment of both wide-angle and macro photography. EANx, SIDEMOUNT, and Double tanks options are also available. Feel free to contact us for alternative dates or if you have any preferences.

What to expect The USS Emmons (DD-457/DMS-22) Length: The overall length of the Gleaves-class destroyers, including the USS Emmons, was about 348 feet (106 meters). Beam: The beam, or width, of the ship was approximately 36 feet (11 meters). Draft: The draft, which is the depth of the ship below the waterline, was around 11 feet (3.4 meters). You can observe the engine of a Japanese kamikaze aircraft on the side of ship. EANx, SIDEMOUNT, and Double tanks options are also available. Feel free to contact us for alternative dates or if you have any preferences.