EURO-DIVERS JAPAN, ISHIGAKI
Our Diving Center in Ishigaki is the only one situated only 350 meters away from the famous “Manta Scramble” dive site, where the divers can enjoy the mantas hovering above several cleaning stations.
We are open from mid-April until end of October when the weather is at its best and the water temperature ranges from 24 degrees up to 30 degrees over the season.
All the dive sites are reached in less than 20 minutes, the manta point being only 3 minutes away from the beach where we depart every day.
SCUBA DIVING JAPAN WITH EURO-DIVERS
Japan, best known for its rich culture and food specialities is a must-see country for scuba diving.
The archipelago, stretching more than 2500 km offers a wide variety of dives from the coldest in the north to its tropical waters in Okinawa district.
Ishigaki, the main island of Yaeyama Archipelago is a very popular island among the Japanese for its breath-taking sceneries of wild forest and beautiful lagoon surrounding the island.
It is certainly the most popular place for divers in Japan, particularly because of the presence of the manta rays.
More Diving Holiday Destinations to discover with Euro-Divers Worldwide
Egypt
Egypt offers scuba divers a vast variety of corals and tropical fishes in many colors and shapes as well as a great variety of wreck dives.
Maldives
Scuba diving in Maldives, exploring renown dive sites or taking scuba diving lessons in crystal clear waters are experiences you will never forget.
Mauritius
Mauritius is a beautiful island located in the Indian Ocean and hosts to spectacular coral reefs teeming with marine life to welcome all scuba divers.
Oman
Oman has great diving conditions through the year and divers will be delighted by the abundant marine life.
Spain & Canary Islands
With the international and experienced instructors of Euro-Divers you can join our diving teams in the Canary Islands or the Mediterranean.
Thailand
Phuket is the Mecca of scuba diving in South East Asia. With renowned dive sites like Shark Point Phuket, Koh Phi Phi and the King Cruiser Wreck.