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9 Best Onna son Tours In Japan

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The 9 most popular onna son tours in Japan. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what you will pay.

9 Best Onna son Tours In Japan

Snorkeling in the Blue Cave area【Okinawa Prefecture: Free feeding & photo images!English and Chinese speaking guide available!

Snorkeling in the Blue Cave area【Okinawa Prefecture: Free feeding & photo images!English and Chinese speaking guide available! - The 45–60 Minute Snorkel Window: Fish Feeding and Controlled Fun

1.Snorkeling in the Blue Cave area【Okinawa Prefecture: Free feeding & photo images!English and Chinese speaking guide available!

Most Popular★ 4.5

Snorkel Okinawa’s Blue Cave from Onna-son with gear, fish feeding, and free smartphone photos. Beginner-friendly 2-hour tour.

“We didn’t get to see blue cave due to the weather, it was high tide and closed. But the snorkeling was still amazing, we saw so many fish and had such a great time. Our guide was awesome, he had a go pro and we were able to capture all the fun!! Really happy with…”

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[Okinawa Blue Cave] Snorkeling with Private Guide+ Free Photos

[Okinawa Blue Cave] Snorkeling with Private Guide+ Free Photos - Cape Maeda stop: the warm-up where fish spotting starts

2.[Okinawa Blue Cave] Snorkeling with Private Guide+ Free Photos

★ 5.0

Okinawa Blue Cave snorkeling with a private guide, fish feeding, and free photo/video files sent to your phone. Small-group comfort.

“It’s terrible. Try others options. Over crowded, highly regulated. Good for people who can’t swim and just want a photo for their instagram. That’s all they cater to. Force to wear a wetsuit in 36degree weather and life jacket. Walk 15 minutes sweltering to an over crowded boat for 1/2 hour of being told where…”

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Blue Cave Area Experience Diving!Free feeding & photo images Chinese guide available!1 group with a dedicated instructor

Blue Cave Area Experience Diving!Free feeding & photo images Chinese guide available!1 group with a dedicated instructor - Meeting Island Club: the small details that save time

3.Blue Cave Area Experience Diving!Free feeding & photo images Chinese guide available!1 group with a dedicated instructor

★ 4.5

Beginner-friendly Blue Cave scuba experience in Onna with gear included, friendly instructors, fish feeding, and photo/video delivery plus a backup beach plan.

“Amazing experience, did snorkeling while other family did scuba diving. Bad weather day so unfortunately we were not able to go to the blue cave, but the alternative area we were taken to was great. Everyone who worked there was super nice and helpful. They provided all gear needed. Pictures provided at the end. Highly…”

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Blue Cave Private Snorkeling with Photoshoot

Blue Cave Private Snorkeling with Photoshoot - Private snorkeling for first-timers: what calm guidance actually buys you

4.Blue Cave Private Snorkeling with Photoshoot

★ 4.5

Private Blue Cave snorkeling in Onna with GoPro photos sent to your phone, wetsuit and gear included. Calm guidance for first-timers.

“Experience was amazing our guide Jedi? Was fantastic! Got some really awesome photos and videos and uploaded them on our phone right after. His personality made us feel safe! Highly recommend!”

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Blue Cave Introductory Dive–Private Guide, Boat Tour&Free Photos

Blue Cave Introductory Dive–Private Guide, Boat Tour&Free Photos - Who this experience fits: first-timers, non-swimmers, and cautious people

5.Blue Cave Introductory Dive–Private Guide, Boat Tour&Free Photos

★ 5.0

Intro scuba to Okinawa’s Blue Cave with a calm private guide, short boat ride, fish feeding, and free photo delivery. Value-focused.

“We had so much fun diving for the first time. Our instructor was really nice and helpful and explained all the important steps in detail. She was very gentle and made sure we felt safe the whole time.”

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Tea ceremony experience with simple kimono in Okinawa

Tea Ceremony experience with simple kimono in Okinawa - Getting into your simple kimono and learning the flow

6.Tea ceremony experience with simple kimono in Okinawa

★ 5.0

Wear a simple kimono at Sasagirian in Onna, learn tea-room manners, taste Okinawan sweets, and make matcha in an elegant tea ceremony.

“The reverence for the tea room was beautiful. Loved how nature was incorporated into everything. Really enjoyed all of the intricate details from the paintings, flower arrangements, clothes, and tea ceremony itself. It was a very peaceful experience.”

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Three Japanese cultures experience in one day with simple kimono

Three Japanese cultures experience in one day with simple kimono - The Schedule: Flower Arrangement, Calligraphy, Tea Ceremony

Boat entry diving at the Blue Cave in Onna Village, Okinawa!

Boat entry diving at the Blue Cave in Onna Village, Okinawa! - The Boat Ride and Cave Entry: What You’re Really Paying For

8.Boat entry diving at the Blue Cave in Onna Village, Okinawa!

★ 5.0

Boat-assisted Blue Cave scuba experience in Onna, Okinawa with GoPro photos, pro guidance, and warm-up shower facilities.

“Me and my girlfriend went here as our first time diving, and it was more than a blast. A little bit scary, but at no point did I feel unsafe as our instructor was clearly experienced and did a good job of ensuring our safety. Would highly recommend, encouraged me and my girlfriend to go…”

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Snorkeling in The Blue Cave from a Boat

Snorkeling in The Blue Cave from a Boat - The short transfers and safety briefing that make snorkeling smoother

9.Snorkeling in The Blue Cave from a Boat

★ 2.5

Snorkel the Blue Cave area from Onna-son with gear and boat ride included, then unwind with showers and Zanehama Beach photo time.

“The company that organized the trip, Blue Cerulean, was extremely attentive to all of my questions, and gave specific, clear instructions.”

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