Vibrant reefs, marine biodiversity, and more await in the waters surrounding Okinawa
The islands of Okinawa stretch across more than 1,000 kilometers of ocean and are surrounded by vibrant reefs home to a huge variety of coral and fish species. The biodiversity of reefs and the high transparency of its surrounding waters make Okinawa one of the top diving destinations in the world.
Explore underwater topography, from delicate arches and narrow crevasses to winding tunnels and grand caves. Encounter sea turtles, manta rays, and hammerhead sharks. Glide above vast coral gardens, discover submarine thermal springs, and investigate mysterious underwater ruins. Diving is available across Okinawa, and some of the best spots can be found in its outlying islands.
Okinawa Main Island Diving
Beach-entry dives and vibrant coral close to shore
Kerama Islands Diving
Sea turtles, humpback whale watching, and top-class visibility in the captivating Kerama Islands
Kume Island Diving
Kume Island offers dynamic dive sites for all skill levels
Miyako Islands Diving
Arches, caves, and caverns define dives around the Miyako Islands
Yaeyama Islands Diving
Observe manta rays and explore an underwater hot spring in the waters of the Yaeyama Islands
Yonaguni Island Diving
Encounter hammerhead sharks and explore mysterious underwater ruins off Yonaguni Island