Aki no Hama
About Aki no Hama
Autumn Beach is a popular beach-entry dive point on an Izu Island known for having many accessible shore dive sites. While boat diving is available in the area, this spot is commonly dived from the beach. The site is noted for abundant marine life with strong macro interest, including symbiotic gobies on sand and nudibranchs on rocky sections. Whitetip reef sharks are also seen relatively often in summer.
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Aki no Hama Planning Details
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Best Season
Summer for higher chances of whitetip reef shark sightings.
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Access
Diving from the beach is described as the more popular approach for this point.
Aquatic Life
Macro life is highlighted, with symbiotic gobies in sandy areas and nudibranchs on rocky areas; whitetip reef sharks are relatively common in summer.
Crowd / Popularity
Described as the most popular beach point in the area.
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