[Okinawa, Onna Village / Blue Cave] ★ Private Beach Diving ★ Free GoPro photos and videos immediately transferred to your smartphone ★ Tropical fish feeding experience ★ Beginners welcome, even those who can't swim are welcome ★

Meeting at Cape Maeda① Enter "Cape Maeda" into Google Maps. From March to October, please arrive one hour before the tour starts. From November to February, please arrive 30 minutes before the tour starts. There is a parking lot at the meeting point. After filling out the medical questionnaire, you will be asked to use the restroom and change into a wetsuit.

Diving explanation start ② The staff in charge will explain the diving. In the past, I have also had experience explaining things to people who can only speak a little Japanese and people who are hard of hearing. We will talk in detail and in a fun way to relieve your anxiety.

Practice in water deep enough to reach the bottom with your feet③ It's a safe and secure experience as you practice on the surface of the water where you can touch the ground with your feet. Once you've finished practicing at your own pace, you'll finally enter the underwater world.

Heading to the Blue Cave ④ The staff will hold your hand, so all you have to do is flap your feet slowly. As you get used to equalizing your ears, try lowering the water a little. The water around you is either dark or light blue, and the fish swim around without even noticing that you are there.

Looking back, there is a mysterious blue world ⑤ Enter the Okinawa Blue Cave. It's a big entrance so you won't go through it. It's getting darker and darker, but it's not pitch black because the light is shining in the back. Let's observe the fish in the blue cave of Okinawa and the fish who like the darkness with the light.

Slow swimming and diving experience ⑥ Okinawa Blue Cave diving is coming to an end. Follow the staff and swim freely until you reach land.