DiveTripPlanner
Sign in

Miyako

Antonio Gaudí (Shimoji)

  • Max depth36 m
  • CertificationOpen water / no overhead
  • Water temperature≈ 20–29 °C, varies with the seasonestimated, no reports yet

The dive

The site is named for shapes that recall Gaudí.

Profile and sections
Depth and profile
Arch entrance at 25 m, deepest point ~33–36 m; overlapping arches.
Configuration
Arches and caverns (estimate).
Who can dive where
  • CaveAt least Open water / no overhead
  • Whole caveConfigurations: Backmount / twinset / Sidemount / CCR / Small cylinders / no-mount (speleo sumps)
  • Whole caveGoes down to 36 m (trimix or deco may be needed) · doesn't decide who may dive
Entry or dive feeThrough a dive centre or guide

This is how the planner decides who in your team may dive this cave. Rules your own trip adds (organizer, a mail, the AI) show with your trip.

How to get there

Boat dive west of Shimoji; Advanced Open Water.

Plan your route ↗

Around Antonio Gaudí (Shimoji)

Going to Miyako with your team?

Marcel finds the sites that match your team's certifications.

Plan a trip
Something wrong, or do you know more?Depth, access, parking, the current situation: let us know.
Sources, sharing and disclaimer

Share

Link to this page

Put this cave on your own site

Paste the code into an HTML block on your website. The block stays up to date by itself and sets no cookies.

Certification requirements, configurations and trimix depths are estimates for planning. Always check them locally and dive within your training. Compiled from web research (Oct 2026): ja.wikipedia, showcaves.com, the dive centres' websites (BIGHOLIDAY, Sun Island, Aquatic Adventure), visitokinawajapan.com, nap-camp, skyticket, the prefectural Miyako hospital, Ryukyu Shimpo and DAN. Toriike pin from Wikipedia; the boat sites have none. These are guided boat dives into caverns, halls and arches; the requirements come from the dive centres. Certification and configurations are estimates.