Maguroana

Discover a unique dive site on Yomejima, the southernmost island in the Keita archipelago, located just 50 km away from Chichijima, Japan. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking underwater world where a partially submerged Arc de Triomphe awaits. Witness the mesmerizing congregation of bluefin tuna, with as many as 100 or even more, dwelling within the rock formations.

This exceptional dive location is not only frequented by bluefin tuna but also offers the chance to encounter bluefin crocodiles. Venturing further offshore, you'll be greeted by spectacular schools of fish including the vibrant blue-and-white crested woodpecker and the captivating black-headed coral reefer. Keep your eyes peeled for delightful encounters with playful hand dolphins, observing their graceful movements either from the water's surface or even while diving.

As a drift style dive, please note that due to the prevailing currents, the boat is not anchored. The dive depth reaches approximately 15 meters, making it accessible and suitable for advanced and expert divers alike. Upon descent, choose either the left or right side of the hole to marvel at the magnificent bluefin tuna in their natural habitat.

Enhance your diving experience with excellent visibility of up to 20 meters and a maximum depth of 20 meters. Located near Ogasawara Subprefecture, Tokyo, Japan, this remarkable dive site showcases the beauty of the underwater world right at your fingertips. Uncover the wonders of Yomejima and create unforgettable memories beneath the surface.