This dive site, known as South to South, is located just outside the Uruma Barrier Reef, south of Ukihara Minami Island. It offers a straightforward diving experience with an emphasis on its impressive coral formations. Divers can easily navigate the site, exploring the areas where the largest Ryukyu cabbage corals thrive. No specific historical information or stories about the dive site are provided, but its location suggests a vibrant, open-water environment.
The primary marine life attraction at South to South is the extensive growth of Ryukyu cabbage corals, which are among the largest in the region and can be found between 10 to 15 meters deep. These rich coral gardens are home to a variety of smaller creatures, including intriguing scorpionfish, colorful nudibranchs, bearsnails, and occasionally, sea snakes can be spotted around the reef.
The best time to visit South to South is generally when sea conditions are calm and visibility is optimal, which allows for the best appreciation of the massive cabbage corals and the diverse macro life. With an average depth of 8 meters and a maximum of 16 meters, this site is highly suitable for beginner divers and offers excellent opportunities for freedivers and snorkelers to explore the vibrant ecosystem within accessible depths.
