DIVING IN PARADISE: SCUBA TRIPS IN OKINAWA
When you think of scuba diving, Japan may not exactly be the first destination that comes to mind. While tropical locales tend to attract novices and aficionados alike, Japan's southern island of Okinawa has become a top choice destination for those who seek to expand their aquatic horizons.
Okinawa's crystal clear waters and temperatures ranging from 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit have recently been attracting some of the world's premier divers. The Ryuku Archipelago not only hosts some of the most diverse marine life in the region, but underwater ruins and World War II wrecks serve as somewhat of a sub-marine history lesson, fully explorable for anyone to discover. The Yonaguni Monument, for instance, with its ornate terraces and mysterious pyramids, structures and caves, has since become the topic of major scholarly debate and public curiosity.
The increasing attraction of the Ryuku Archipelago as created a high demand for multi-lingual diving schools. Okinawa's Reef Encounters International is one of the more recognized schools in the area, offering locals and tourists daily and all-inclusive diving excursions, equipment sales and rental, as well as regulator and BCD servicing.
One of the most popular packages, the "10 Days Experience the Best of Okinawa Tour", allows divers to experience all of the best diving locations that Okinawa and Yonaguni have to offer, and is a can't-miss experience for any and all diving enthusiasts.
For those new to the scuba world, Diving Okinawa and Diving School Umicoza offers daily snorkeling and diving excursions, as well as scuba lessons and PADI certification courses. So whether you're interested in swimming with hammerhead sharks or simply basking in some of Asia's most fertile underwater environments, Okinawa is undoubtedly a preferred destination for the ideal Japanese experience.
When you think of scuba diving, Japan may not exactly be the first destination that comes to mind. While tropical locales tend to attract novices and aficionados alike, Japan's southern island of Okinawa has become a top choice destination for those who seek to expand their aquatic horizons.
Okinawa's crystal clear waters and temperatures ranging from 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit have recently been attracting some of the world's premier divers. The Ryuku Archipelago not only hosts some of the most diverse marine life in the region, but underwater ruins and World War II wrecks serve as somewhat of a sub-marine history lesson, fully explorable for anyone to discover. The Yonaguni Monument, for instance, with its ornate terraces and mysterious pyramids, structures and caves, has since become the topic of major scholarly debate and public curiosity.
The increasing attraction of the Ryuku Archipelago as created a high demand for multi-lingual diving schools. Okinawa's Reef Encounters International is one of the more recognized schools in the area, offering locals and tourists daily and all-inclusive diving excursions, equipment sales and rental, as well as regulator and BCD servicing.
One of the most popular packages, the "10 Days Experience the Best of Okinawa Tour", allows divers to experience all of the best diving locations that Okinawa and Yonaguni have to offer, and is a can't-miss experience for any and all diving enthusiasts.
For those new to the scuba world, Diving Okinawa and Diving School Umicoza offers daily snorkeling and diving excursions, as well as scuba lessons and PADI certification courses. So whether you're interested in swimming with hammerhead sharks or simply basking in some of Asia's most fertile underwater environments, Okinawa is undoubtedly a preferred destination for the ideal Japanese experience.
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