Okinawa is Japan's southernmost prefecture, and consists of hundreds of the Ryukyu Islands in a chain over 1,000 km long, which extends southwest from Kyūshū (the southwesternmost of Japan's main four islands) to Taiwan. Okinawa's capital, Naha, is located in the southern part of the largest and most populous island, Okinawa Island, which is approximately half-way between Kyūshū and Taiwan.
Located in Chatan Town, we are 30 minutes north of Naha and only 30 seconds away from great diving locations. Chatan is a mecca for diving in Okinawa with such dive sites at Sunabe Seawall, Mizugama steps, and California Side. There is also great shopping, many upscale restaurants, a night flea market (weekends only), and an amusement park in the area.

From Naha take route 58 north for about 20km. Turn left at the Sega Game Center after Mos Burger. Next, turn right at the second set of lights and follow the road about 200m. We are directly opposite the Miyagi Post Office. Look for the big blue sign!
See the Reef Encounters shop on google maps.
Let's dive the Dream Hole!!
Monthly Onna Boat Trips
3 dives - $100
[Every second Saturday]
May 10th (Sat)
June 14th (Sat)
July 12th (Sat)

Let's check out the spectacular landscapes in the Onna area. Manza Dream Hole, Zampa (Bolo Point), Hoshu, Tancha, Apogama, and Onna Point...
There are countless beautiful sites with caves, holes, and a diversity of sea animals in that area.
This summer, in addition to our regular Kerama trips, we started this monthly special. With our boat, the access to all those sites becomes easy, and you can drift dive there too!
The seats are limited (up to 13), so hurry up and book your seat!
Details:
Full day boat trip with a lunch break on the land.
Rental equipments are available ($30).
Additional equipments suggested: lights & SMB
8:30 Meet at Maeganeku Port.
(near Moon Beach Hotel & McDonalds')
9:00 Departure
1st - Zampa
2nd - Hoshu or Onna Point
13:00 Lunch break on land
3rd - Manza Dream Hole
*Selection and the order of the dive sites can vary depending on the weather.