Ukibaru North

This dive site, Ukibaru North, is situated a few hundred meters north of a floating island, likely off the coast of Okinawa, Japan. It is characterized by a gently sloping sandy bottom interspersed with small bommies, providing clear navigation for divers. There's no specific historical information provided, but it serves as a tranquil and accessible site, making it a pleasant dive for relaxation and observation. The vibrant marine life here includes numerous fine fan corals adorning the sandy substrate, creating a picturesque environment. Glass cardinal fish are often found schooling within the shelter of the small bommies, while observant divers can discover a variety of small shrimp and crabs hidden among the corals and sand, making it a prime location for macro enthusiasts. This site is ideal for year-round diving, with calm conditions making it particularly pleasant during warmer months. Its shallow depths and rich macro life make it an excellent spot for beginner divers, underwater photographers focusing on small subjects, and freedivers looking to explore a gentle reef environment. Always be mindful of the delicate fan corals and the small inhabitants.