Antonio Gaudi
About Antonio Gaudi
Antonio Gaudi lies off the west side of Shimoji Island near Irabu Island, west of Miyako Island. It is known for numerous intricate natural arches that create a mysterious, sculpted seascape. Inside the holes and arch areas, divers can encounter a variety of reef life, including several species that prefer darker spaces, along with occasional larger rays and turtles.
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Safety & Access At Antonio Gaudi
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Safety Notes
The site includes holes and arch-like formations; maintain appropriate clearance and awareness when entering or passing through these structures.
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Scuba
Scuba diving focuses on exploring the site’s natural arches and holes and observing marine life in darker crevices.
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