Shiratori

This dive site, Shiratori, is located at Shiratorizaki on Irabu Island, Japan, and boasts a highly varied underwater topography. Key features include the impressive Denter Rock, which descends to 30 meters, and the unique, light-filled Shiratori Hole, offering diverse exploration opportunities. The site is suitable for all diver levels due to its range of depths and features, making it accessible and engaging for everyone. The marine life here is exceptionally rich, featuring an abundance of small creatures such as pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, glass gobies, and vivid fish like snappers and flower clownfish. Larger pelagic species are also a highlight, with seasonal encounters possible with manta rays, whitetip sharks, sea turtles, and other substantial fish. Shiratori is ideal for divers seeking both macro and wide-angle photographic opportunities. Seasonal visits offer the best chances to witness the larger marine animals. With its welcoming conditions and diverse attractions, it's an excellent destination for both novice and experienced divers, including those interested in snorkeling and freediving in its shallower, light-filled areas.