Product Description

Check an item off your bucket list by getting up close with the gentle giants of the sea — whale sharks. Departing from the scenic shores of Yomitan, this experience takes you on a boat ride to the open waters where these majestic creatures dwell.

Whether you choose to snorkel or dive, you’ll have the rare chance to witness whale sharks in their natural habitat. Despite their enormous size, whale sharks are calm and non-aggressive, making this experience suitable even for beginners.

From children as young as 6 years old to adventurous travelers in their late 50s, this is a once-in-a-lifetime encounter in Okinawa you won’t want to miss.

Package Options

Package Type	Eligibility	Price	Inclusions
Snorkeling	Ages 6–59	¥20,600	Boat ride, guide, snorkeling experience
Introductory Dive	Ages 10–59	¥33,000	Beginner diving instruction and guided dive
Fun Diving (Certified divers only)	C-card holders up to age 59	¥28,000	For certified divers only; gear rental not included

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Good to Know

What to Bring:

• Swimsuit
• Towel

Optional Add-ons (pay on site):

• Equipment Rental: ¥3,200
  (Required for Fun Diving if you don’t bring your own. Please indicate at checkout.)
• Waterproof Camera Rental: ¥3,000 (includes 8GB memory card)
  (Reserve in advance at checkout; pay on site.)

Insider Tip:
Certified divers booking the Fun Diving package are welcome to bring their own equipment. Equipment rentals are not included unless specified.

Reviews

“Snorkeling with whale sharks is an unforgettable adventure! The sheer size and grace of these gentle giants are awe-inspiring. Swimming alongside them feels surreal, and their calm demeanor makes the experience even more magical.”

“Unreal experience. My partner and I would love to thank and appreciate Jay, who was our guide. You made our trip ten times better, and we’re so grateful to have met you. Couldn’t recommend this more!”

“It is a really great place for fun, and the experience is awesome! I’ve seen these fish in zoos, but diving in and seeing them up close under the sea is a whole different level!”