OKINAWA

JAPAN

JUNE 9-19 2028 

WE’RE GOING TO JAPAN. (And you’re invited)

Ten days of exploring one of the most unique corners of the Pacific. Okinawa is where tropical blue water meets dramatic reefs, WWII history, Ryukyuan culture, tiny local restaurants, bustling markets, and some seriously cool diving.

UNREAL REEFS

Okinawa’s diving is next level — warm, crystal-clear Pacific water, sprawling coral reefs, dramatic walls, swim-throughs, and an insane amount of marine life. We’ll explore everything from the legendary Kerama Islands to wild underwater terrain around Okinawa, with turtles, reef sharks, colorful tropical fish, and endless coral along the way. This is the kind of diving you fly across the world for.

SURREAL SURROUNDINGS

We’ll call the historic Bimini Big Game Club Resort & Marina home for the week. Located right on the waterfront in Alice Town, the resort combines island charm with modern comfort — and best of all, the dive boats are only steps from your room. Between dives, relax by the pool, grab fresh seafood, explore the marina, or unwind with a tropical drink while watching the sunset. Everything you need is conveniently in one place.

AUTHENTIC CUISINE

Few dive experiences compare to coming face-to-face with a Great Hammerhead. Bimini has become one of the world’s most famous destinations for these incredible sharks, offering calm, shallow-water encounters that are as thrilling as they are awe-inspiring. Watching these massive, graceful animals glide effortlessly through crystal-clear water is something you’ll remember for the rest of your life.

UNIQUE CULTURE

There’s something magical about meeting Atlantic spotted dolphins on their terms. During our wild dolphin excursion, we’ll search for pods in open water before quietly slipping into the ocean for respectful, natural interactions. Curious, playful, and completely wild, these encounters are different every time — and often become the highlight of the entire trip.

SUNABE SEAWALL

The SS Sapona is one of the Bahamas’ most iconic underwater landmarks. Built from concrete during World War I when steel was scarce, the ship was later driven onto the Bimini shoals by a hurricane in 1926, where it still rests today. Over the decades, it has been everything from a Prohibition-era rum-running warehouse to a World War II bombing target before nature reclaimed it. Today, the Sapona is alive with marine life, crystal-clear water, and incredible photo opportunities. Equal parts history lesson and underwater playground, it’s a one-of-a-kind dive that’s become a true Bimini bucket-list experience.

SUNABE

When you’re not underwater, Bimini is all about slowing down and enjoying the islands. Wander colorful streets, grab fresh conch and seafood from local restaurants, sip a Bahamian cocktail by the marina, browse island shops, or simply kick back with your dive buddies while watching another unforgettable sunset. The pace is slower here — and that’s exactly the point.

TRIP DETAILS

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