Naha
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Best time to visit：Jun-Sep(Open all year)Naha.Naha City Centre1.2 km from downtownHighlights:In Naha, diving is not only a sport, but also a wonderful journey to explore the mysterious underwater world. From crystal clear shallows to unfathomable coral reefs, Naha attracts diving enthusiasts from all over the world with its rich marine life and unique underwater landscape. Unique Creatures and Landscapes:Diving in Naha gives you the opportunity to see green turtles, schools of tropical fish, white tip sharks and manta rays up close. These creatures swim freely in Naha's waters, providing a visual feast for divers. In addition, there are diverse underwater landscapes such as coral reefs, deep inland canyons, rugged reef caves and healing white sands. Excellent Visibility: The water transparency of Naha is extremely high, with visibility of 25-35 meters. Diving in such an underwater environment is like being in a dreamy blue world, which makes people linger. Comfortable air and water temperature:<="" font="">Naha has a subtropical climate, with water temperatures ranging from 20-30°C throughout the year, 28-30°C in summer and about 20°C in winter, so diving is possible all year round. June to September is the golden period for diving in Naha, with stable weather, calm water, high visibility and suitable water temperature, providing excellent conditions for diving.<="" font="">Beginner Difficulty: Naha diving is relatively easy, the water depth at the diving spot is usually 15-25 meters, the current is weak, and there is no pressure even with the top current. <="" font="">Naha has become a dream destination for diving enthusiasts around the world with its rich marine life, high visibility and suitable water temperature. Whether you are a novice or an experienced diver, you can find your own diving fun here.2 attractionKai-Ryu-Scuba1.9
D's-Pulse Okinawa2.1
Naha178m from downtownHighlights:Okinawa is a popular place for cherry blossom viewing in early spring in Japan, and the best viewing time is from January to February. Unlike the subtle and graceful cherry blossoms in Honshu, Japan, the cherry blossoms in Okinawa are known for their early blooming and enthusiasm. The Hikanzakura (a variant of mountain cherry blossoms) is the main ornamental variety in the area, and the petals are mostly bright crimson, adding a touch of romance to the island. Walking on the streets of Okinawa, you can see blooming cherry trees everywhere, with pink flowers dotted on the branches, which contrast with the blue sea and blue sky, forming a very impactful visual picture. The breeze blows, and the petals fall, or scatter into the streets, or float to the sea, giving this island city a poetic atmosphere. During the cherry blossom season, Okinawa will also hold various special activities, such as cherry blossom theme markets, selling traditional handicrafts and special foods; there are also music performances on the streets, and the melodious melody complements the beauty of cherry blossoms. Visitors can feel the blend of gentle sea breeze and cherry blossom fragrance. The cherry blossom viewing trip in Okinawa not only allows you to appreciate the unique charm of early cherry blossoms, but also allows you to deeply experience the unique style of this island and leave behind an unforgettable spring memory.8 attractionShuri Castle6.6
Yaedake Sakuranomori Park3.5
Best time to visit：Jan-Apr, Dec(Open all year)Naha.Naha City Centre1.8 km from downtownHighlights:As the capital of Okinawa Prefecture, Naha not only attracts tourists with its beautiful seaside scenery and rich cultural heritage, but also becomes a highlight of winter tourism with its unique whale watching experience. From December to April of the following year, it is the ideal time to watch humpback whales in the waters of Okinawa. In Naha whale watching, tourists can observe the various dynamic behaviors of whales at a safe distance, such as spraying, striking, leaping and floating. In addition, professional tour guides with the title of "Whale Guide" will share knowledge about whales, allowing tourists to gain knowledge while enjoying the beautiful scenery.2 attractionNEWS3.2
South to South Marine Club2.6
