DIVE JAPAN
Discover Japan’s Dual Depths:
From Adrenaline Currents to Tropical Sanctuaries
Experience a diving destination like nowhere else on Earth. Within hours of Tokyo’s neon skyline lie heart-pounding oceanic drift dives, world-famous shark tornados, and macro critter capitals framed by Mt. Fuji. Board a quick domestic connection down south, and you are submerged in Okinawa’s legendary crystal-clear waters, home to dancing reef mantas, pristine coral atolls, and sea turtle havens.
With
Activities JALPAK—backed by Japan Airlines—your ultimate underwater expedition across Tokyo and Okinawa is seamless, safe, and unforgettable.
Greater Tokyo Area
Tokyo Gateway Diving: Thrilling Pelagics & Iconic Macro Havens
Just a short scenic journey from central Tokyo, the waters off the Kanto and Izu Peninsulas offer temperate diving at its absolute peak. Nourished by the Kuroshio (Black Current) and the deep trenches of Suruga Bay, these waters host explosive marine encounters that rival any remote liveaboard destination.
Okinawa Area
Subtropical Sanctuaries of "Kerama Blue" & Pelagic Wonders
Blessed with subtropical warmth, crystalline water with 30m+ (100ft+) visibility, and some of the world's highest coral diversity,
Okinawa is Asia's crown jewel of tropical diving.
Onna Village
(Okinawa Main Island)
Dramatic Caverns & Coral Walls
Situated along the central west coast of the main island, Onna Village delivers postcard-perfect reef topography. Dive the surreal cerulean glow of the famous "Blue Cave," venture into the dramatic drop-offs of the "Manza Dream Hole," and drift along healthy fringing reefs teeming with tropical reef fish and sea turtles.
Ishigaki Island
(Yaeyama Archipelago)
The World’s Manta Ray Sanctuary
Famed for having one of the highest manta ray encounter rates on the planet, Ishigaki’s Kabira Ishizaki (Manta Scramble & Manta Point) allows divers to hover alongside giant reef mantas as they glide through natural cleaning stations. Surrounding reefs in the Sekisei Lagoon offer flourishing coral gardens that stretch as far as the eye can see.
Tokashiki Island
(Kerama Islands National Park)
Unrivaled "Kerama Blue" & Sea Turtle Paradises
Just a short ferry ride from Naha, Tokashiki Island sits at the heart of a designated National Park. Known globally for its jaw-dropping "Kerama Blue" transparency, divers glide over vibrant coral plateaus populated by resident green and hawksbill turtles, encountering pristine walls, swim-throughs, and white-sand sea floors.
