Okinawa comprises 160 islands, only 49 of which are inhabited. It sits between the East China Sea and the Pacific Ocean, in the path of the Kuroshio, the world’s largest warm current. Well connected by air and sea, the various islands are also easily accessible.

Okinawa is endowed with a vibrant natural environment fostered by the warm, subtropical climate. 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!

Among professional divers, it’s known as one location that everybody wants to visit, and there are many unique dive points dotted around the islands.

@The Blue Cave, which even beginners can enjoy, is very popular.

@The Kerama Shoto National Park boasts outstanding clarity, with visibility up to 40 or 50m.

In the Ishigaki Island, known as one of the best places in the world for manta rays,there is a mysterious giant stone structure at Yonaguni Island. In an endlessly transparent sea, coral reefs shimmer in the sunlight and shoals of subtropical fish play.

Elegant manta rays appear before your eyes, large migratory fish visit, and you may be lucky enough to encounter hammerheads and even whale sharks.

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