What to expect The famous "Blue Cave" at Maeda Misaki is located in the central part of Okinawa, and it is a popular dive site not only for scuba diving but also for snorkeling and introductory dives. The cave's interior is spacious, and with a depth of around 6 meters, it is shallow enough for beginners to enjoy safely. Another dive site called YAMADA, where coral cultivation takes place, allows you to observe several species of anemonefish. A small boat will take you from the port to the dive site, and after each dive, you will return to the port in about 10 minutes. 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 Iejima is a small remote island, just a 30-minute ferry ride from Okinawa Main Island. There are numerous dive sites around Iejima, offering opportunities for exploring underwater terrain and sandy areas. One particular favorite spot is the large cave called "Ohoba" in the topography area. We also offer a 1-night, 2-day , 5dives plan, so please feel free to inquire for more details. 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. ⁠Continuing education Complete the required fields on…

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 tanks options are also available. Feel free to contact us for alternative dates or if you have any preferences.

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 tanks options are also available. Feel free to contact us for alternative dates or if you have any preferences.

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.