Okinawa
Scuba Dive Through Okinawa’s Coral Reef Paradise
Time of day
AM, PM
Maximum Participants
Up to 12 people
Languages
Japanese, English
Meeting place
Umisora Park Management Office
Overview
🌊 Okinawa Main Island | Ocean Adventure Discover Scuba Diving 🐠✨
🏝️ Okinawa — Japan’s Tropical Paradise 🌺
Okinawa is known for its emerald-green ocean, vibrant coral reefs, and rich subtropical nature represented by the UNESCO World Natural Heritage area “Yanbaru” 🌿
The island’s unique Chanpuru culture — a blend of traditional Ryukyu Kingdom heritage and American influences — is one of Okinawa’s special charms ✨
With its warm climate year-round, delicious local cuisine such as Okinawa soba and Goya Chanpuru, and the welcoming spirit of the island people (Shimanchu), Okinawa continues to captivate travelers from around the world.
🌊 Ocean, culture, food, and people — all come together for a truly special experience.
🐟 Perfect For
✅ First time in the ocean — non-swimmers welcome
✅ Beginner divers
✅ Travelers seeking authentic Japanese nature experiences
✅ Solo travelers looking to meet new people
✅ Anyone tired of ordinary sightseeing
👉 About 80% of participants are beginners or non-swimmers
⏰ Duration (1 Session: Approx. 2hours)
🕘 9:00 - 11:00
🕘11:00 - 13:00
🕘13:00 - 15:00
Please arrive 30 minutes before your session starts.
🌊 Tour Highlights
✔ Experience the breathtaking emerald-blue ocean
✔ Explore coral reefs and tropical fish 🐠
✔ Small groups for personalized support
✔ Meet new friends and create unforgettable memories
✔ Enjoy Okinawa’s ocean with all five senses
This will be the highlight of your trip.
🎉 Beginners & Solo Travelers Welcome
No experience required.
Our professional instructors carefully guide you every step of the way.
Don’t ask, “Can I do it?”
You’ll leave saying, “I’m so glad I did!”
🌊 Discover Scuba Diving | Requirements
✅ Ages 10 and up
✅ Participants must be in good health
🎒 What to Bring
• Swimsuit
• Towel
• Sandals
Dive sites may change or tours may be canceled depending on weather and sea conditions.
📅 Cancellation Policy
Regular Season
Free up to 3 days before / 50% (1 day before) / 100% same-day or no-show
Peak Season
Free up to 5 days before / 50% (1 day before) / 100% same-day or no-show
No cancellation fee applies if the tour is canceled due to bad weather or unsafe sea conditions.
🐠 Your next unforgettable memory starts underwater.
Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime ocean adventure.
📍 Please contact us for group reservations of 12 or more participants.
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What's included
- Customized itinerary
- Guided Experience
- Local insights and insider tips
• Professional snorkeling lesson for beginners • Guided snorkeling tour with local instructors • Mask, snorkel, fins, and wetsuit rental • Safety orientation before entering the water • Small group experience • Insurance coverage included
Not included
- Entrance fees
- Food and drink
- Transportation fee
- Other personal expenses
Optional: Underwater Camera TG-6 (Photo Service) Photo Service: SD Card with Photo Data — ¥2,500 • Transportation to the meeting point • Personal expenses
What happens after you request
- 1
Send your request
Pick your dates and party size and send a request. No payment yet.
- 2
Decide the details together
Chat with the Locals to work out the date, plan, and final price together.
- 3
Pay securely
Once confirmed, pay through a secure link to lock in your booking.
- 4
Enjoy your experience
Meet your Locals host on the day and enjoy. You can leave a review afterwards.
For cancellation fees, see our Cancellation Policy.
Meeting point
Umisora Park Management Office
Naminoue Umisora Park Management Office 3-3-1 Tsuji, Naha City Okinawa 900-0037 Japan
Things to know
👉 Guests with high blood pressure or heart conditions are advised not to participate.
👉 Please avoid alcohol within 12 hours before diving.
👉 Please allow at least 18 hours before taking a flight after the experience.
More to explore in Okinawa
Spots in the same area as this activity. Some may be a train or car ride away.

Okinawa
Himeyuri No To Memorial Tower
220 schoolgirls drafted as wartime nurses — their names carved in stone.

Okinawa
Southeast Botanical Gardens
Dragon blood trees and tropical lakes sprawl across 100 Okinawan acres.

