2026.10.10
| 天候／気温 Weather／Ground Temperature |
晴れ (sunny)／25℃ | 風向き Wind Direction |
北東の風 (northeast wind) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 水温 Water Temperature |
24℃ | 波の高さ Wave |
1.7m |
| 透明度 Visibility (Top to bottom) |
5-15m | 透視度 Visibility (Right to left) |
5-15m |
| ダイビングポイント Diving point |
MIKOMOTO Is. | ||
朝は少し肌寒さを感じる南伊豆でしたが、日中は気持ちの良い秋晴れとなりました！
台風の影響が心配される中、水面はバシャバシャと波立っていましたが、問題なく航海することができました。
本日は安全を考慮してエリア制限を設けてのダイビングとなりましたが、無事に潜ることができました！
水中多少のうねりはあったものの、それほど気になるレベルではありませんでした。
さて、今日の神子元はというと…まさに神子元らしい、変化の激しい海！
1本目は透明度15m以上！青く抜けた気持ちの良い海が広がっていました。
ところが2本目には透明度が急激にダウン…。
そして3本目には再び回復！
わずか数時間で海の表情がガラリと変わる、なんとも神子元らしい一日でした。
潮の流れも午前中は比較的穏やかでしたが、水深によって流れる方向が違ったり、場所によってもバラバラ。
上げ潮なのか？下げ潮なのか？
なかなか読みづらい、複雑な潮回りでした。
そして気になるハンマーヘッドシャークはというと…
単体や数匹のハンマーがあちらこちらで見られ、何チームかは大きな群れにも遭遇！！
エリア制限がある中でも、しっかりハンマーたちは姿を見せてくれました！
毎ダイブ違う表情を見せてくれる神子元。
だからこそ、何度潜っても飽きないんですよね！
引き続き台風の影響が気になるところですが、安全第一で海況を見極めながらご案内していきたいと思います。
明日はどんな海が待っているのでしょうか？
楽しみです！
It was a chilly morning here in Minami-Izu, but the day turned into a beautiful autumn day with clear skies and pleasant sunshine!
With the approaching typhoon, we were a little concerned about the sea conditions. The surface was quite choppy, but we were able to operate our boat trips without any major problems.
For everyone’s safety, we restricted our diving areas today, but we were still able to enjoy some great dives!
There was a slight swell underwater, but nothing too significant.
Now, let’s talk about today’s ocean conditions!
It was a classic Mikomoto day, with the ocean changing dramatically from dive to dive!
On the first dive, visibility was excellent, reaching over 15 meters! We were surrounded by beautiful blue water.
However, during the second dive, visibility suddenly dropped…
Then, by the third dive, the blue water was back again!
All of this happened within just a few hours. That’s the unpredictable nature of Mikomoto!
The current was relatively weak in the morning, but things were quite complicated.
The direction of the current changed depending on the depth, and even varied from one location to another.
Was it an incoming tide? An outgoing tide?
Honestly, it was difficult to tell!
And what about the hammerhead sharks?
We spotted individual hammerheads and small groups here and there throughout the day.
Even better, several teams managed to encounter large schools of hammerheads!!
Despite the restricted diving areas and constantly changing conditions, the hammerheads were still out there waiting for us!
Every dive at Mikomoto brings a completely different experience.
And that’s exactly why we never get tired of diving here!
We’ll continue to keep a close eye on the typhoon and sea conditions, always putting safety first.
What kind of ocean will tomorrow bring?
We can’t wait to find out!
Stay tuned for another adventure at Mikomoto!
