Yokohishi
About Yokohishi
Yokohishi in Uruma City, Okinawa is known for a standout colony of common shikoro (mussel) coral, described as the largest on Okinawa’s main island. Along a sandy passage, the site features two root-like formations with large isobana that are popular for photography. The dive reaches about 22 m at maximum depth, and currents can become quite strong around high tide. Marine life is described as diverse, ranging from fish to invertebrates and sea turtles, with nudibranchs also mentioned.
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Yokohishi Planning Details
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Reported Depth
Up to 22m
Depth Note
Maximum depth is around 22 m.
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Currents can be quite strong during high tide; plan timing and navigation accordingly.
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Scuba
A sandy passage leads to two root-like features with large isobana; maximum depth is around 22 m.
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