Iriomote Tokakinsone
About Iriomote Tokakinsone
Tokakin Sone off Iriomote Island is a renowned big-fish site known for frequent dogtooth tuna sightings and large schools of pelagic fish. The terrain includes a mountainous seabed feature around 15 m, and the site is commonly dived as a drift. Divers can also see barracuda and bigeye jacks alongside reef life such as sea stars, butterflyfish, and sea turtles, with generally abundant fish activity.
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Iriomote Tokakinsone Planning Details
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Reported Depth
15m+
Depth Note
A mountainous seabed feature is described at around 15 m depth.
Typical Conditions
Often suitable for drift diving, with the potential for strong currents.
Safety & Access At Iriomote Tokakinsone
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Strong currents can occur; divers should be comfortable with drift conditions and proceed with caution.
Local Intel For Iriomote Tokakinsone
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Scuba
A drift-style dive over a prominent seabed feature around 15 m, with chances for big pelagics and schooling fish.
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Exposure Profile at Iriomote Tokakinsone
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