Diving Point

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Diving sites

Maximum water depth -35M~

    • Devil's House
    • Devil's House
    • Devil's House

    Devil's House

    Maximum water depth -35M
    difficulty
    120%
    Probability of being able to try
    1%
    Customer Satisfaction
    200%

    Ultra-high difficulty

    Deep, dark, long
    ・It's like Pandora's box
    ・Requests are not accepted

Maximum water depth -30M~

    • Ichinose Hall
    • Ichinose Hall
    • Ichinose Hall
    • Ichinose Hall

    Ichinose Hall

    Maximum water depth -30M
    difficulty
    60%
    Probability of being able to try
    30%
    Customer Satisfaction
    120%

    The owner Totty’s Top recommendation★★★

    The quality is on the same level as Miyakojima's BIG 3 points or even higher, and light shines into each room, large and small. Although it is a minor point, the reactions of guests are outstanding, and if there is any chance of it competing with Miyakojima's BIG 3, this point would definitely be it. In fact, the reactions of guests are far better than those of Miyakojima's BIG 3. In any case, this place alone has a sacred atmosphere. When the sea conditions are bad, boats cannot dock, so the timing is limited.

    • Ichinose Drop
    • Ichinose Drop
    • Ichinose Drop

    Ichinose Drop

    Maximum water depth -30M
    difficulty
    50%
    Probability of being able to try
    20%
    Customer Satisfaction
    40%

    The different expressions of the water as the tide rises and falls

    This drop-off point is filled with a large number of fish. The scenery changes completely depending on whether the tide is high or low. If you time the tide right, you can see spotted eagle rays and dogtooth tuna. In addition, rare species such as the fringed anthias and the Japanese giant prawn live in the deep cracks, so this is a spot that is rich enough for those looking to catch macro fish.

    • Nakanoshima Hall
    • Nakanoshima Hall

    Nakanoshima Hall

    Maximum water depth -27M
    difficulty
    70%
    Probability of being able to try
    90%
    Customer Satisfaction
    70%

    Big impact! A giant blue hourglass

    The most important thing is to equalize your ears as you descend vertically from a 5m deep entrance to 28m. The guide will explain how to do this, so even beginners can go if they practice. After descending a few meters, you will suddenly see a huge blue hourglass appear, which is very impactful. You can easily see its size by taking a photo with a diver inside. It is often referred to as a larger version of the "Manza Dream Hole" on Okinawa's main island.

Maximum water depth -25M~

    • Toori Pond
    • Toori Pond
    • Toori Pond
    • Toori Pond
    • Toori Pond

    Toori Pond

    Maximum water depth -25M
    difficulty
    90%
    Probability of being able to try
    40%
    Customer Satisfaction
    80%

    The only point in Japan designated as a natural monument

    This is the only diving spot in Japan that has been designated a national natural monument and a scenic spot. The water layers have different colors and temperatures, top, bottom, left, and right. You can also surface in the pond. If you are not neutrally buoyant, you will consume a lot of air, so be sure to keep in regular contact with your guide to avoid running out on the way back. The terrain is also unique. You never reach the bottom 45 meters, but instead swim in the middle layer, so the high level of difficulty is due to the fact that you never get a chance to touch the ground with your feet. If you pull your fisheye lens as far as you can to the wall and take a photo, the two colors, blue and green, will fit into the frame. Ask your guide for tips. Kumejima otohime shrimp live in the horizontal cracks on the ceiling.

    • Panata
    • Panata
    • Panata

    Panata

    Maximum water depth -25M
    difficulty
    90%
    Probability of being able to try
    40%
    Customer Satisfaction
    70%

    An advanced point reminiscent of Palau's Blue Corner

    This point is close to 333 and also has a strong current. If you go in with the tide, hundreds of bigeye trevally gather at the tip of the cape, sometimes creating tornadoes. Dogtooth tuna, Napoleon trevally, and giant trevally are also regulars, and there are an exceptionally large number of other fish, making this an advanced point reminiscent of Palau's Blue Corner. At points with strong currents, the guide will give you more important points to note in the briefing, so be sure to come prepared. In the deeper waters, you can also find long-tailed hawkfish and fringed anthias. Miyakojima is not just about its topography; it is a deep and rich place.

    • Tsunami Stone

    Tsunami Stone

    Maximum water depth -25M
    difficulty
    40%
    Probability of being able to try
    80%
    Customer Satisfaction
    30%

    If you're lucky, you might encounter multiple turtles.

    In short, it's like a miniature version of Antonio Gaudi. There are holes scattered all over the edge of a large reef, and inside there are good-sized sea cucumbers growing from the walls, so it looks great when photographed with the holes. I often use it as the first check dive.

Maximum water depth -20M~

    • Nakanoshima Channel

    Nakanoshima Channel

    Maximum water depth -20M
    difficulty
    10%
    Probability of being able to try
    90%
    Customer Satisfaction
    70%

    A series of crayons. A maze-like point

    It's a maze-like point with a continuous series of crevices, and when the dive time approaches 40 minutes, you'll find yourself back under the boat. On clear days, a curtain of light appears. It's an excellent point for beginners, and popular with photo divers. It's also suitable not only for its topography, but also for leisurely macro photography. Once you've taken a path, you'll never go back, so it's a good idea to dive while looking back. It's a point in the bay where the waves are blocked out, so it's always a quiet point.

    • Twin Cave
    • Twin Cave

    Twin Cave

    Maximum water depth -20M
    difficulty
    30%
    Probability of being able to try
    80%
    Customer Satisfaction
    60%

    When illuminated with light, the scenery changes dramatically

    As the name suggests, this diving spot is made up of two caves. It is classified as beginner level among the diving spots on Miyakojima, but the caves are fully-fledged and each one is characterized by its light-filled cave and pitch black cave. There are many hatanpo and red pine cones hiding inside the two caves, and when you shine a light on them, the scenery changes dramatically.

Maximum water depth -15M~

    • Hon Drop
    • Hon Drop
    • Hon Drop
    • Hon Drop

    Hon Drop

    Maximum water depth -15M
    difficulty
    50%
    Probability of being able to try
    60%
    Customer Satisfaction
    80%

    The highlight is the giant trevally

    The highlight of this spot is the giant trevally, the largest of which can exceed one meter in size. There are two or three on average. In early summer, they gather here to mate and spawn. Sometimes groups of more than ten can gather. The trick to observing and photographing giant trevally is to quietly stop and wait in their path so as not to startle them. The giant trevally here come to be cleaned by the cleaner wrasse, so they circle around in the same place or hover in place. You can get very close by gradually closing the distance. There's a high chance of encountering turtles, and in winter, this is a feeding ground for manta rays, so there's always an extremely high chance of seeing a large one. Pygmy seahorses arrive at the isobana every year in the deep waters, and nudibranchs can be seen in abundance in the cracks and walls of the shallow waters.

    • Naruhodo the cave
    • Naruhodo the cave
    • Naruhodo the cave

    Naruhodo the cave

    Maximum water depth -14M
    difficulty
    10%
    Probability of being able to try
    80%
    Customer Satisfaction
    60%

    Strange geographical point

    Enter the cave from the entrance and continue through the narrow tunnel until you reach the entrance where you first entered, a mysterious geographical point. Depending on the season and time of day, you can see laser beams and curtains of light. Inside the cave, there are narrow and open areas, dark and bright places. The variety allows you to take lots of photos of the cave's scenery. There are also several short caves nearby, and depending on how you combine them, you can stay inside the cave forever.

    • Mini Toori Pond
    • Mini Toori Pond
    • Mini Toori Pond
    • Mini Toori Pond

    Mini Toori Pond

    Maximum water depth -13M
    difficulty
    20%
    Probability of being able to try
    80%
    Customer Satisfaction
    80%

    A photogenic spot where sunlight pours down

    This spot is next to Toori Pond and also surfaces in the pond. In early autumn, sunlight pours in from the opening in the ceiling at the first point, and it's also easy to take photos of the water surface, making it a very useful photo spot. Even before reaching the photo spot, you have to go through a long cave with many pillars, making it a very complete spot. There are several spots on Miyakojima where you can surface in the pond, but the water here is by far the clearest and most beautiful of them all.

    • Marine Lake
    • Marine Lake
    • Marine Lake
    • Marine Lake

    Marine Lake

    Maximum water depth -13M
    difficulty
    30%
    Probability of being able to try
    80%
    Customer Satisfaction
    90%

    No.1 laser beam point

    If you go to the third section on a clear day, you can see a strong laser beam all year round. The angle is important to see the laser, but this is definitely the spot. The cave is also long and complex, with two large rooms and ponds, and you can even surface in the pond at the back, while a curtain of light pours down on you at the first section. The water is shallow, making it easy for beginners. If you love photography, this is a must-do.

    • Rock Beauty
    • Rock Beauty

    Rock Beauty

    Maximum water depth -10M
    difficulty
    10%
    Probability of being able to try
    70%
    Customer Satisfaction
    20%

    A tropical atmosphere typical of Okinawa

    This bright spot features two giant roots towering over the sand and vibrant coral growing there. Garden eels live in the sand, creating a tropical atmosphere typical of Okinawa, and there are also many schools of fish, so wide shots are great and macro shots are of course fun too. I occasionally choose this spot on BIGHOLIDAY when the terrain continues, but when the conditions are good, I tend to focus on the terrain, so I don't visit often.

    • Crystal Park
    • Crystal Park
    • Crystal Park

    Crystal Park

    Maximum water depth -10M
    difficulty
    10%
    Probability of being able to try
    80%
    Customer Satisfaction
    20%

    A popular spot for women! A spot where you can see tens of thousands of cardinalfish

    Tens of thousands of scaup swarm around the main rocks on this sandy beach all year round. There are always several other spots where they congregate around the rocks near the main beach. Naturally, it's popular with wide-angle photo divers, and is generally popular with women. Along with Rock Beauty, it's a good spot to dive when the terrain is continuous. The sand is fine-grained and there's little foreign matter, so it's beautiful. I don't actively select this spot either, but it's a very high-quality sandy spot.

Maximum water depth -???M~

    • secret
    • secret
    • secret

    Secret Point

    Maximum water depth -???M
    difficulty
    ?%
    Probability of being able to try
    ?%
    Customer Satisfaction
    ?%

    Secret BIGHOLIDAY original points

    There are several BIGHOLIDAY original points. They are only available to customers who have thoroughly dived at the various points on Miyakojima. If you haven't thoroughly dived yet, you can enjoy the classic Miyakojima first. Requests are not accepted.

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