Goto Islands

Discover the captivating dive sites of the Goto Islands, located approximately 130 km west of Nagasaki, Japan. A scenic 90-minute boat ride from Nagasaki will transport you to this pristine underwater paradise consisting of over 140 islands of various sizes. With its intricate coastline, there are abundant diving spots awaiting exploration.

The Goto Islands, influenced by the Tsushima Current, offer a mesmerizing underwater world teeming with marine life. Experience the thrill of diving amidst dense fish populations and vibrant coral formations, including dazzling displays of colorful corals and soft corals. Encounter magnificent migratory fish such as yellowtail, bluefin tuna, and schools of vivid sea bass, big yellowtail, and aras.

Whether you seek exhilarating encounters with large migratory fish or prefer the serene beauty of coral reefs, the Goto Islands have it all. Dive into the depths to uncover dynamic points where amazing migrations can be witnessed, or take your time exploring the exquisite coral gardens. Moreover, a massive 120-meter shipwreck, dramatic terrains, caves, and stunning topography complement the diverse dive sites, including the legendary bluefin tuna crematorium. These captivating underwater landscapes are sure to delight both beginners and seasoned divers alike.

Located in Michidoigo, Shinkami Gotou, Minami-Matsuura County, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, this dive destination offers a maximum depth of 24 meters and visibility up to 10 meters. Recommended for advanced and expert divers, the Goto Islands promise an unforgettable underwater adventure in the heart of Japan's enchanting waters.