Miyakojima Underwater Park

Miyako Island Underwater Park is a spot where you can meet fish swimming naturally in the sea at a depth of 3-5 meters while still in your regular clothes. You can experience walking underwater while still wearing your clothes, making it easy for those who are not good at diving to enjoy the underwater world. You can confirm the presence of more than 140 types of fish, and although the fish you see may vary depending on the season and time of day, on average you can see around 60 types of fish. You can observe the fish as if you were walking in the sea, and fully enjoy the beauty of nature.

Miyakojima Underwater Park is a place where you can enjoy some of Japan's most beautiful seas and coral reefs. You can enjoy the rich marine life and beautiful underwater scenery. You can observe marine creatures through 24 acrylic panels and enjoy encounters with various marine creatures depending on the season. In addition to the blue-green damselfish and clownfish, sea turtles can be seen about 30 times a year.

Miyakojima Underwater Park is a tourist spot where both children and elderly people can enjoy themselves, with a fully equipped wheelchair lift. In addition to the area where you can see fish living in the sea's natural environment, there are handmade experience menus using shells, coral stones, and other materials that even children can create with peace of mind. Also, at "Seaside Cafe Kaiyu" located next to the sea, you can enjoy a meal while admiring the beautiful sea of Miyakojima.

Miyakojima Underwater Park is located in the northern part of Miyakojima, and you can easily reach Ikema Island by crossing the Ikema Bridge. Other nearby attractions include the "Yukishio Museum," "Nishiheanazaki," and the "Shimajiri Mangrove Forest." The "Sand Mountain Beach," with its rock arch covered in greenery, is also nearby. When visiting Miyakojima Underwater Park, why not explore the surrounding tourist spots and fully enjoy Miyakojima?