Akahae

Discover the breathtaking dive site in Japan, characterized by captivating clusters of both soft and hard corals at a depth of approximately 20 meters. Frogfish seek refuge within the crevices, while schools of migratory fish gracefully make their way through. Although diving conditions require careful consideration due to the presence of strong currents, the diverse range of fish that gather here makes it an irresistible attraction for divers. Despite past damage from typhoons, signs of recovery as of 2023 add to the appeal of this site.

Prepare to be amazed as you explore this site and encounter an extraordinary array of marine life. Snappers, groupers, scorpionfish, schools of yellowtail, awe-inspiring turtles, and occasional glimpses of sharks, rays, frogfish, and flatfish await you in this underwater paradise. The presence of tidal passages and currents creates an ideal environment for an enjoyable diving experience, ensuring an unforgettable adventure for enthusiasts.

Given the strong currents that are often present, this dive site is recommended for advanced and expert divers. With an average depth exceeding 15 meters, it caters to the preferences and skills of those seeking a thrilling challenge. Diving in strong currents offers the opportunity to observe a remarkable variety of marine life at great depths, delivering a truly fulfilling diving experience.

Location: 平城高茂岬線, Sotodomari, Ainan, Minami-Uwa County, Ehime Prefecture, Japan