Ryugasaki Kaiiki Park

The main attraction of the Ryu-kasuri Sea Park is undoubtedly the largest coral colony in Japan. This precious coral reef, designated as a natural monument in Kochi Prefecture, can be observed by glass-bottom boat. Colorful tropical fish swim around, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful natural scenery. It's also popular among divers, and it's easy to see why so many people visit all year round. Be sure to visit and see for yourself!

The charm of Tatsukushi Marine Park lies in the geologically significant unique rock formations at Tatsukushi Coast. Numerous stone phenomena can be observed, earning it the nickname "Geological Museum". The rock formations, formed by wave and wind erosion, exude beauty and history. They can be viewed from the glass board overlooking the coast, but they are also a valuable presence that can be seen from land. This is a place where you can freely admire the beautiful formations created by nature.

Ryugu Bay, located within the Ryugu Kaiiki Park, is the most popular spot for diving due to its high transparency. You can observe Japan's largest coral reef and colorful tropical fish. The beautiful landscape surrounded by the Ashizuri-Uwakai National Park is loved by many divers throughout the year. In addition, free showers and toilets are available, ensuring a comfortable stay. Why not refresh your mind and body in this nature-rich location?

The charm of the Ryu-kon Strait Park lies in the rich ecosystem that can be learned about at the Ashizuri Underwater Observatory and Ashizuri Marine Museum. In the sea where the Kuroshio Current flows, various tropical fish and coral inhabit, and they are realistically reproduced in the exhibitions. In addition, you can enjoy catching squid on the surrounding promenade. It's a spot loved by a wide range of people, from nature lovers to divers. Please come and visit!

Otake and Chitosejima, located within the Ryukyu Islands Marine Park, have unique landscapes formed by waves. They offer a mystical sight, as if a dragon has been skewered and laid out. The representative strange rocks lined up in a straight line are also beautiful, and the traces of living fossils and coral colonies that make you feel the history are also worth seeing. This subtropical beauty is a must-see! Please come and visit.