If you come to Ishigaki Island, you have to dive! Swim into the beautiful and mysterious world of scenery ♪

Ishigaki Island is a popular spot for tourists in Okinawa. There are uninhabited islands and remote islands in the vicinity, and the famous place is Taketomi Island's Condoi Beach. There are many tourist spots full of charm, and it will catch the hearts of visitors for leisure activities such as marine sports.

The most beautiful scenic spot that is by far the most recommended is Kabira Bay, which has been selected as one of the 100 Landscapes of Japan. It is a typical place that is almost always posted on the cover of Ishigaki Island pamphlets, etc. Its beauty has been recognized around the world and has been certified as a 3 star by the Michelin Guide. The endless emerald green sea. A laid-back landscape of green islets floating in dots, glass-bottom boats and kayaks running slowly. The sound of waves ringing to give healing. It is said that it is a wonderful area where you will never get tired of going to enjoy them and forget the time.

So this time, let's introduce a snorkel tour plan that you can experience in Kabira Bay, which is highly evaluated by travelers.

Kabira Bay is the most popular beach where tourists who come to Ishigaki Island always stop by. The highly transparent and beautiful emerald green sea has a perfect view from the observatory. The shop that guides you on snorkeling tours in the beautiful Kabira Bay is "Ishigaki Island Tour Guide All Blue".

Specialized staff will carefully guide you according to the physical strength and age of the participants, so even beginners who have no experience in snorkeling can feel free to try it. Since we enter from a shallow beach, we are happy that adults and children who are worried about swimming and seasickness can participate with peace of mind. In addition, wetsuits and snorkel equipment required for diving can be rented free of charge. All you need is a change of clothes, a swimsuit and sunscreen.

It takes half a day, and you can enjoy the nature of Ishigaki Island easily and easily. Let's explain the course of this tour with such three beats next.

Let me explain a little about the contents of the snorkel tour that invites you to the mysterious world.

First of all, in this tour, there is a service that will pick you up if you let us know your accommodation in advance. It is easier to move to the spot than the local gathering, so let us know when you make a reservation if you wish.

Immediately after arriving at Kabira Bay, we depart for the popular diving spot "Kabira Ishizaki Manta Point". Many colorful tropical fish such as cute anemone fish are swimming, and you can also see beautiful coral. If you are lucky, you can meet a huge manta ray. The feeling of floating in the sea like a jewel box will be a different world that will impress you like no other.

The next stop is "Blue Cave". When you think of the blue cave, you can think of Italy, but in fact it is also in Okinawa. It is a natural cave created by uplifting coral reefs over tens of millions of years, and became famous for its blue glow at the entrance to the cave when conditions such as light timing were met. Cute little fish are swimming in the sea inside the cave, and you can see dynamic limestone caves and rare fossils of coral.

After enjoying the mysterious blue world, head to the famous waterfall basin while snorkeling. Let's relax and refresh slowly until the end of the tour while bathing in negative ions.

Participation in the tour is absolutely essential to enjoy the above courses. This is because Kabira Bay has strong waves and there is a "safety problem that tourist boats always come and go", so swimming is actually prohibited. Therefore, if you want to dive in the sea of Kabira Bay, it is definitely a recommended tour.

The minimum number of participants in the tour is two. Whether or not the tour will be held depends on the weather, the sea conditions, and the strength of the wind, so be sure to check the weather information on the day. * Refer to the overview plan page for reservation methods and schedule availability.