Arari

This dive site showcases remarkable topography, including the captivating West Root and the Horse Mackerel Root. Its convenient proximity to the harbor, just a 5-minute boat ride away, makes it accessible even for those who may not be comfortable with longer rides. One of the most notable attractions here is the abundance of stingrays, especially during early summer when encounters with these majestic creatures can reach near 100% frequency. Witnessing groups of stingrays rather than isolated individuals adds to the allure. As autumn arrives, visibility improves, unveiling an even more captivating dynamic topography. Kampachi and sunfish gracefully circle around, while the offshore roots become home to the famous "school of large, motionless snappers." Divers who frequent this site often express their astonishment, unable to believe they are exploring the depths of the beautiful Izu region.

This dive site offers an array of photography opportunities, catering to both macro and wide-angle enthusiasts. The walls are adorned with seahorses, lionfish, and other intricate small fish, perfect for capturing stunning shots. Notably, the early summer brings a truly remarkable and widely renowned sight: flying rays. As autumn takes hold, massive schools of fish create an awe-inspiring spectacle akin to a living wall. Regardless of the season, this site never fails to exhibit its unique allure, ensuring that each dive yields new discoveries and exhilarating experiences.

Enjoy optimal visibility of 10m and explore the depths up to a maximum of 21m. Divers of all levels, from beginners to advanced and expert, can indulge in the wonders of this site. Located in Arari, Nishiizu, Kamo County, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, this dive site offers a captivating underwater adventure in the beautiful Japanese waters.