Okinawa Diving Shop Pink Mermaid

Sunset Sea Kayak

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Sunset Kayak

A marine activity where you can enjoy the "tropical sunset" that transforms into various colors such as orange, pink, and purple, right on the sea. Experience the enchanting scenery of the twilight with a sea kayak and savor the beauty of the Okinawan sea.

Sunset kayak

Service

Service

Plan
Sunset Sea Kayaking
Conditions of Participation
1y ~ 64y Participants should be in good health and suitable for marine sports Please check your health condition
Group Size
Over 2 people
Duration
1.5h ~ 2h
Event timing
Evening
Meeting Time
1~1.5h before the sunset
Fees
Over 2pplJPY/per with tax Child(1y~5y)JPY/per with tax
Inclusions
Dedicated escort instructor Accident insurance for water activities Feeding experience (including the cost of the feed) Photos & videos Rental equipment (Wetsuit, Marin-shoes, Life-vest, etc) Warm water shower (with shampoo and rinse) Hairdryer Parking Boat boarding
Meeting Point
Pink Mermaid
Please use Google Maps for navigation directions
Things to Bring
Swimwear(swimsuits)/Towels/Sandals
Payment Methods
Pre-booking:Credit-card (online payment) Reservation on the day:Cash(JPY)/Credit-card(online payment) *The boarding fee is payable in cash on the day

Cautions

Sunset Kayak

Q & A

What kind of clothing should I wear for participation ?
Please wear comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting wet. We recommend swimwear with a T-shirt and shorts. If you're concerned about sunburn, you can also use a rash guard or leggings.
Is it possible to rent swimsuits and towels ?
There is no rental of swimsuits, please bring your own. Towels can be rented for 100 yen each.
How can I get the photos and videos ?
The photos and videos taken will be shared as data. For those using an iPhone, they will be transferred via AirDrop after the tour. For other smartphone users, it will be sent by email or LINE by the next day.
What is the Blue Cave ?

The Blue Cave is located at Cape Maeda in Onna village in Okinawa. The Blue Cave has been visited by many tourists from not only domestic, but also overseas every year. It became the most popular diving & snorkeling point in Okinawa. There are some reasons why the cave is called the 'Blue Cave'. When sun lights come into from the entree, it reflects sands on the bottom of the sea through seawater. This effects like light-up create a fantastic blue world. Those miracle can be seen only with extremely clear sea water and white sands.