Okinawa comprises 160 islands, only 49 of which are inhabited. Well connected by air and sea, the various islands are also easily accessible.
With its own unique history and culture, many visitors come to enjoy East Asia’s biggest resort island. One of the greatest attractions of Okinawa is the sea!
There are many unique dive points dotted around the islands.
@The Blue Cave, which even beginners can enjoy, is very popular.
@The Kerama National Park boasts outstanding clarity, with visibility up to 30m.
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@ Important Notices
It is strongly recommended to make reservations before coming to Okinawa, as it is often difficult to make reservations after arriving in Okinawa during the busy season (May through October). Also, since there is often no one in the Honu Honu, we do not recommend that you visit the Honu Honu directly after arriving in Okinawa and avoid making inquiries or reservations. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Dive area
Honu Honu does not have own boat. We dive in the most suitable location considering the weather and ocean conditions on the day of the tour.
1: KERAMA N/P area
2: Off the coats of NAHA
3: CHATAN area (beach)
4: Cape MAEDA (Blue Cave)
5: MANZA area
6: MOTOBU (North)
7: Ie island (North)
8: KANUCHA (North)
9: East coast area
10: ITOMAN
●"Off the coast of NAHA" area
For: Beginner-Intermediate, 5-7 dive sites (Coral, Sandy)
●"KERAMA NP" area
For: Beginner-Advanced, 20-30 dive sites (Coral, Sandy)