
Diving in Japan: Okinawa, the secret divers’ paradise
Okinawa enjoys a temperate climate throughout the year and has established itself as one of the most beautiful diving destinations in Japan. Its shoals of multi-coloured fishes swim against the background of magnificent coral reefs, making it a very popular destination: you will find sea turtles, humpback whales or even the famous clown fish. The island is surrounded by the world’s most beautiful beaches and the warm currents contribute to the preservation of the coral reefs, which host more than 200 species.
Kume Island is one of the places you can include on your list. This site has many species: humpback whales, manta rays and even dogtooth tuna. Miyako is a reserved spot for experienced divers, because it is essentially made up of vaults and caves. Hold your torchlight and explore the priceless seabed. Yaeyama is another diving spot that is worthy of mention. It allows you to explore the diversity of the fauna in the waters of Okinawa. There, among the magnificent coral reefs, you will find the mistress of the landscape - the manta ray.
Did you know?
Even though it is often seen as a defensive sport, Karate is so much more than that. First of all, it is a martial art which originated from Okinawa. Beyond self-defence, this discipline aims for oneness of the body and spirit. This art of combat requires the development of great mental abilities: concentration, initiative, serenity, decision making, etc.