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kerama islands - advanced/exp

General description

The day trip to Kerama Islands are ALL DRIFT dives. On this dives we will be looking for big creatures like mobular manta ray, oceanic giant manta rays, giant trevally, tunas and school of barracudas. We also visit stunning landscapes and coral reefs that alone the show is granted.  In some cases a check dive can be required and experience with drift dives are important here as the currents can be strong. It is a must go diving dive site and one of the most adrenaline focused dive in Okinawa. 

Diving operation

If you drive to the port, we will meet at Naha close to Tomari Warf at 6:45am. The boat leave the port 7:30am sharp. We will remain onboard during the whole day and there will be a lunch interval before the last dive. If everything goes as scheduled we may be back at the port around 3pm.

What to bring

Be ready for a day trip. We recommend to bring a towel, warm clothes for cold days, sunglasses and sunscreen (prefer the ones reef-safe). Onboard there will be hot tea available, hot water for cup noodles, and cooler box to store your food. Prefer light food to avoid get seasick and prepare some pill could be really helpful when the ocean is not calm.

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