Diving spots on Miyako Island are mainly divided into four areas: Irabu Island area, Shimoji Island area, Yaebise area, and Miyako Island South Coast area.
The dive sites are scattered over a wide area,Year-round divingThe charm of the sea of Miyakojima is that it is the most attractive! Let us introduce each area.
Introduction of Diving Spots in Miyako Island
Areas around Irabu Island
The diving spot area around Irabu Island is located in the northwestern part of Irabu Island.
Not only can you enjoy abundant topography, but also migratory fish, sea turtles, and manta rays.Summer (May-August)It is suitable for diving in
W arch
◆Max depth: 18m
◆Flow: Almost none
This is a cute point where two overlapping arches look like a heart shape from different angles. Schools of red clownfish and giant lobsters can frequently be seen in the arches.
cross hole
◆Max depth: 20m
◆Flow: Almost none
The name comes from the two cracks in the ceiling that cross each other, and the dazzling and fantastic summer light that shines through these two cracks is sure to impress.
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Introduction of Diving Spots in Miyako Island
Areas around Shimojishima Island
This is the area of Shimojishima where Shimojishima Airport is located, which became a hot topic when LCC started service in March 2019.
The Miyako Island area is dotted with some of the most famous terrain spots.Autumn to spring (September to April)It is suitable for diving over
palace of the devil king
◆Max depth: 27m
◆Flow: Occasionally
This point boasts outstanding name recognition and popularity among the terrain points around Miyako Island.
As you go deeper into the cave, you will be able to see fish and beautiful blue gradations that are unique to the cave.
Antonio Gaudi
◆Max depth: 33m
◆Flow: Almost none
The point is named after a famous historical architect. As the name suggests, it has a fantastic atmosphere with multiple layers of artistic arches.
pond in a garden
◆Max depth: 45m
◆Current: strong at times
One of the famous topographic points, it is popular for its very mysterious structure that allows visitors to enter two freshwater ponds on Shimoji Island from the sea through a cave.
When you exit the cave into the pond, the chemocline formed by the mixing of fresh and salt water and the thermocline formed by the difference in water temperature are very fantastic.
Providence.
This is a representative point of the Yaebise area. The reef is covered with a magnificent coral colony, and tropical fish such as "red coral goatfish," "snappers," and "debasumer fish" crowd around the coral.
White City
◆Max depth: 14m
◆Flow: Almost none
This is an area of gently deepening, all-encompassing sand. The beautiful white sand is like powder snow, and this is a healing point that makes you feel as if you are looking at a ski slope. Because it faces the open ocean, sea turtles and migratory fish can suddenly appear!
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Introduction of Diving Spots in Miyako Island
Miyako Island South Coast Area
This area is located near the southeast coast of Miyako Island. There are many points where the sea is less rough,the winter seasonIt is suitable for diving in
coral garden
◆Max depth: 8m
◆Flow: Almost none
There is a huge "Lobedahama Coral" and fish such as "Sparrowhawks" and "Leaf Scorpionfish" can be seen around the coral. This is a good point for beginners to dive in a relaxed manner.
seven-way arch
◆Max depth: 10m
◆Flow: Almost none
This is a typical terrain point in the south coast area of Miyakojima. The light shining through the gaps between the intricate arches creates a fantastic view.
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Introduction of Diving Spots in Miyako Island
Yaebiji Area
Located on the north side of Miyako Island, this area is the largest tabletop coral reef group in Japan and has been designated as a national natural monument. Visitors can enjoy beautiful corals and tropical fish.
⬇︎ recommended Yaebise diving tours
See the list of Miyako Island Diving Trip Plans