White Rabbit Diving

Located in the Kunigami District of Okinawa, White Rabbit Diving provides access to the diverse marine environments of the Japanese archipelago. All dives are currently shore-based, allowing for a direct and easy approach to the local reefs and coastal features.

The centre caters to a variety of interests, from introductory Discover Scuba Diving sessions and freediving to more structured recreational diving. Whether you are looking to explore the local reefs or focus on macro photography, the setup is designed for ease of access.

The centre is led by John, a CMAS and STARS certified instructor who is also EFR trained. This ensures a high standard of safety and instruction for all divers, from beginners to those seeking refresher courses.

Instruction is provided in both English and Japanese, making the centre accessible to a wide range of divers. The team is equipped to handle various training needs, ensuring clear communication throughout your session.

The centre offers a comprehensive range of training, starting with the Open Water Diver certification. For those looking to progress, they provide Advanced Open Water Diver courses.

If you have been away from the water for a while, refresher courses are available to help you regain your confidence and skills. The centre is affiliated with CMAS and follows EFR standards for safety and instruction.

White Rabbit Diving provides full equipment hire for your sessions. This includes everything required for a standard dive, allowing you to travel light without needing to transport your own heavy kit.

In addition to the rental kit, the centre provides photo and video data as part of your session, ensuring you have a record of your underwater experience.

The reefs in this area are rich with coral and fish species. You can expect to encounter a variety of fish and corals across the different sites, particularly at Gorilla Chop and Red Beach.

Sea turtles are a notable presence in the area, particularly when visiting the Nakayukui reef.

For those interested in macro life, the coral-rich environments of Red Beach and Gorilla Chop offer excellent opportunities to observe smaller marine organisms.

The centre operates primarily with shore-based entries. The specific swell and current conditions vary depending on the specific site and weather conditions at the time of the dive.