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Overview
The Ogasawara Islands, a remote archipelago in Japan, offer unique diving experiences with volcanic underwater landscapes. The waters surrounding these islands are known for their clarity and diverse marine life, including various fish species and hard corals. The dive sites typically feature dramatic topography, with potential for encountering pelagic species.
Briefing note
Due to the remote location, planning in advance is recommended. Permits may be required for certain dive sites.
What you'll see
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| Month | Water | Visibility | Current |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 23–25 °C | 20–30 m | mild |
| Feb | 22–24 °C | 20–30 m | mild |
| Mar | 22–24 °C | 20–30 m | mild |
| Apr | 23–25 °C | 20–30 m | mild |
| May | 24–26 °C | 20–30 m | mild |
| Jun | 26–28 °C | 25–35 m | mild |
| Jul | 27–29 °C | 25–35 m | mild |
| Aug | 28–30 °C | 25–35 m | mild |
| Sep | 27–29 °C | 25–35 m | mild |
| Oct | 26–28 °C | 20–30 m | mild |
| Nov | 25–27 °C | 20–30 m | mild |
| Dec | 24–26 °C | 20–30 m | mild |
Season calendar
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