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Antonio Gaudi

Antonio Gaudi is a Miyakojima boat dive with dramatic arches and holes.

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ReefWall

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Plan it as a Shimoji-side topography dive: the arches are the draw, the boat run is the gatekeeper, and calm wind windows make the site shine.

About Antonio Gaudi

Antonio Gaudi is a Miyakojima boat dive on a dramatic Shimoji-side topography reef where arches, holes, and a deep rock dome make the site feel more like an underwater sculpture garden than a standard reef. It suits divers who are comfortable with depth, buoyancy control, and a planned boat day that waits for the right wind and sea conditions.

Research Estimate At Antonio Gaudi

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AccessModerate entry effort
Aquatic LifeGreat variety
FacilitiesBasic facilities
CurrentLight current

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Antonio Gaudi Planning Details

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Reported Depth

20m - 35m

Depth Note

The reef opens off the shallow shelf around 20m, with the main dome around 30m and the deepest point near 35m.

Best Season

October to March, especially when Shimoji-side access is available.

Typical Conditions

A dramatic topography dive with arches, holes, and pale sunlight; best when the boat can reach Shimoji safely and the water stays calm.

Safety & Access At Antonio Gaudi

Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.

Key Hazards

Overhead environmentRestricted access

Safety Notes

Keep depth and air in hand; if wind or sea state makes the Shimoji run marginal, switch sites rather than forcing Antonio Gaudi.

Access Restrictions

Boat access only, mainly on the Shimoji side, and only when wind and sea conditions allow the run.

Legal Notes

Dive within your certification and guide plan; the deeper section is for controlled topography diving, not improvised exploration.

Local Intel For Antonio Gaudi

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Scuba Diving

Scuba diving focuses on exploring the site’s natural arches and holes and observing marine life in darker crevices.

Freediving

Not a casual freedive site; the 20-35m structure demands scuba and depth control.

Snorkeling

Not a snorkel site; the main arches and holes sit too deep for useful surface viewing.

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Research Sources

Travel guide page covering the Miyakojima topography sites and seasonality.

okinawa-labo.com · Directory

Independent guide with boat travel and site-depth summary.

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