Blue Cave

I can't swim at all, but I mustered up the courage to give it a try. Our group was the only Korean tourist group, and most of the others were Japanese. However, communication in English is possible. I was scared at first, but they were kind and explained everything in detail. I almost gave up halfway through because I couldn't equalize properly, but fortunately, I overcame it and really enjoyed the experience. I recommend this place to anyone who wants to try scuba diving. After diving, we went straight to the sea for free snorkeling, but keep in mind that there are plenty of fish at the nearby beach as well. There are shower facilities inside the shop, and basic body wash, shampoo, and conditioner are provided. You need to bring your own towel. I brought swimming earplugs, but I was warned that they are dangerous to use while diving, so I didn't use them. All the guides are kind. Thanks to our team's guides, Jun? Jung? and Kanna?!

It was the first time I took my child snorkeling. At first, they were very scared, but the instructor was very patient and showed us the beautiful world of fish. The Naha shuttle bus also gave us the opportunity to get there for the snorkeling experience even though we weren't driving.

The instructors were all very friendly and patient. Lin Jie and Saku, in particular, were excellent. My friend was initially nervous and didn't want to go in the water, but with Lin Jie's patient guidance and instruction, she was eventually able to get in and experience the joy of diving. Highly recommended.

Although getting lost caused us to be late, they still tried their best to wait for us. The tour guides were very helpful, and the weather was perfect that day, allowing us to see the beautiful Blue Grotto scenery.

Fun! Exciting... (filler word count)