What other travelers are saying about Cape Maeda (Maeda Flats)
Great snorkeling and diving spot. Clear water and a lot of fish. Plenty of parking and restrooms. Make sure you bring cash because they tell yiu the parking accepts cards but it doesn't.
This cape is gorgeous, it had a good summer breeze and not too windy. You could hire snorkel gear on site and swim to the blue cave yourself- there were many people doing this. You could people watch from the cliff and have a picnic.
Amazing, must visit !! I’ve been twice so far once at midday, it was very crowded but it makes you feel safer if you are solo lol. I also went at 6pm and it was very quiet only a few people in the water and I got to see an octopus! So many different kinds of fish to see as well and the water is so clear and blue! I could snorkel here everyday 😍😍
Cape Maeda is an absolute gem for snorkeling and scuba diving enthusiasts visiting Okinawa. The moment you step into the water, you're greeted by an astonishing variety of sea life. From colorful schools of fish to the occasional sea turtle, sea snake, or even a large octopus, the underwater world here is nothing short of spectacular.
One of the highlights is swimming along the reef to reach the famed Blue Cave. The cave itself is a mesmerizing sight, with its deep blue hues creating an almost otherworldly ambiance. It’s an excellent spot for families, providing a safe yet thrilling adventure for kids and adults alike.
The popularity of Cape Maeda means it can get quite busy, especially on weekends and holidays. To truly enjoy the experience, I recommend arriving early in the morning. This not only helps you beat the crowds but also offers a chance to see more active marine life.
Facilities around Cape Maeda are well-maintained, with showers and rental shops available for convenience. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to assist with gear or provide tips on the best spots to explore.
Overall, Cape Maeda delivers an unforgettable experience, blending natural beauty with an abundance of marine life. Whether you’re a seasoned diver or a first-time snorkeler, this destination is a must-visit on Okinawa.
