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    SEALs Tec Buoy (★4.6)

    This is a drop-off point near the tip of Cape Maeda. The shallow water shelf is about 5m deep and drops down to 30m at once. You can enter this point from both the beach and boat.
    SSI Service Center Japan, 101-0051 Chiyoda-ku

    Sesoko Island Labyrinth (★4.5)

    Sesoko Island, located in the East China Sea north of the main island of Okinawa, is a small island about 8 km in circumference. It is connected to the main island of Okinawa by the Sesoko Bridge. There are a number of caves, tunnels, and arches in the water.
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    Aguni Fudensaki (★4.4)

    Aguni Island is located about 60 km northwest of Naha City. It takes about 2 hours and 10 minutes to get there by ferry. You can also go boat diving from the main island of Okinawa. Fudenzaki is one of the most popular diving spots in Awakuni Island.
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    Yamada Point (★4.7)

    Just 5 minutes by boat from Onna Village’s Maeganeku Port, this coral reef site features sandy flats, gradual drop-offs (5–26m), and artificial coral cultivation. Home to vibrant tropical fish, it’s ideal for all levels—from experience diving to casual fun diving year-round.
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    Mogurin (★4.0)

    Mogurin in Onna Village, Okinawa, once cruised by Japan’s only sightseeing submarine, offers depths from 5–30m and suits beginners. Home to butterflyfish, clownfish in giant anemones, and resting white tip sharks at the drop-off, it’s a quiet alternative to the crowded Blue Cave.
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    Sunabe No.1 (★4.2)

    Sunabe Beach is a point in Chatan Town, about a 40 minutes drive north from Naha City. With a beach entry, the water depth is around 20 meters at most. The average clarity is about 15 meters. It is also often used for beginners for trial diving and certification courses.
    Scubapro, Stephen Frink

    Saki-Motobu (★4.0)

    Sakihonbu (Gorilla Chop) in Motobu, Okinawa, features rock formations resembling a gorilla chop. With shallow 10m depths, it’s perfect for beginners and experience dives. White sand and soft corals host diverse fish and bear clams. Sheltered from northerly winds, it offers year-round calm diving.