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Miyakejima and Mikurajima
Volcanic Miyakejima diving and carefully managed Mikurajima dolphin swims
Volcanic Miyakejima diving and carefully managed Mikurajima dolphin swims
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Build a land-based island trip around Miyakejima's Kuroshio-influenced rocky reefs, black-sand shores, seasonal Megane Iwa arches and unusually rich birdlife. Separately arrange a conservation-led dolphin-swim extension around Mikurajima using a certified local boat or a currently operating Miyakejima departure. Mikurajima dolphin swimming is snorkeling or breath-hold only, not scuba, and encounters are never assured. Both islands are far more weather-exposed than their location on a map suggests. Mikurajima has a single vulnerable landing, very few rooms and mandatory lodging prebooking, while Miyakejima offers Chofu flights, guesthouses, guided diving, lava walks and a hot spring. Reserve island transfers and activities independently, build in spare days, and verify official site access and animal-welfare instructions before entering the water.
Miyakejima has operator-served scuba and shore snorkeling; Mikurajima offers a separate, tightly controlled open-ocean dolphin encounter.
Okubohama, Gakkoshita, Togahama and limited-period Megane Iwa mix rocky structure, coral, fish schools and wildlife.
Mikurajima certified guides manage snorkel and breath-hold encounters; no feeding, pursuit, touching or scuba approaches.
Une courte sélection avant d’ouvrir la page complète de planification.
Principales especes liees aux sites de plongee approuves a Miyakejima and Mikurajima.
Lava history, rare birds, giant trees, guided forests, lookout points and a Miyakejima hot spring add value when seas change.
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