
The beautiful ocean of Miyakojima is a place of healing and joy, where unforgettable memories are made. However, nature can sometimes present unexpected dangers. Accidents caused by sudden weather changes or invisible ocean currents occur every year. To enjoy the ocean in Miyakojima safely, please keep the following points in mind:

- Never swim after drinking alcohol.
Accidents related to alcohol consumption are increasing every year, and Miyakojima is no exception. After drinking, your sense of balance and judgment are impaired, making ocean activities extremely dangerous. Remember: If you drink, don’t swim. - Be aware of rip currents.
Rip currents are powerful, hard-to-detect currents that can quickly pull swimmers away from shore. They are particularly common in Miyakojima. Always check the conditions before entering the water and avoid areas where rip currents may occur. - Always check the weather and ocean conditions.
Sudden changes in weather and rising waves can be dangerous. Before entering the ocean, check the weather forecast, wind strength, and tide schedule. If conditions look bad, do not take risks—stay out of the water. - Always wear a life jacket.
When enjoying snorkeling, sea kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), or similar activities, always wear a life jacket. It is essential safety gear that can save your life in an emergency. - Never enter the ocean alone.
The ocean is unpredictable. Always go with a partner and keep an eye on each other while enjoying your activities. - Keep a close watch on children.
When small children are playing in the ocean, never take your eyes off them. Always accompany them closely, as there are many hidden dangers in the sea. - We recommend joining a guided tour.
The ocean around Miyakojima has complex geography and currents. To enjoy it safely, we recommend participating in tours led by experienced guides or instructors.
Please enjoy the ocean of Miyakojima safely and take home wonderful memories. We sincerely wish for your safety.