One of the wonderful things about Papua New Guinea is the variety of diving areas. It is a vast country and you could easily spend months just diving here; the offshore reefs of Tufi, the sharks of New Ireland, macro in Milne Bay and pristine reefs at Walindi to name but a few make for a very special diving trip. Add in lots to explore on land both in terms of culture and wildlife and you can see why we are such big fans of Papua New Guinea.
Where to Go Diving in Papua New Guinea
Where to go in Papua New Guinea
Milne Bay
Milne Bay is where diving started in Papua New Guinea. It is home to world-class reefs, macro and muck diving and is a highlight of any diving...
New Britain
Within the coral triangle, the centre of marine biodiversity which has the highest diversity of tropical fish and coral in the world, are the...
New Ireland
These waters are famed for the current and big pelagics that come with it. The place used to be overrun with sharks but dubious finning practices...
Tufi
Tufi is home to stunning offshore reefs (where you may find an albino hammerhead) and wonderful cultural activities. It should be near the top...
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Luxury Hotels in Papua New Guinea
True North
Based off the coast of Australia, True North offers some of the best opportunities for remote and unspoilt diving in Australia, Papua New Guinea...
Tawali Resort
Located on a volcanic bluff overlooking the clear protected waters of Milne Bay and accessible only by boat, the Tawali Resort offers a unique...
Walindi Plantation Resort
Around the waters of West New Britain lie some of the very best diving that Papua New Guinea has to be offer; home to some of the most pristine...
MV FeBrina
The MV FeBrina liveaboard dive boat allows you to experience those remote and incredible dive spots of New Britain in great comfort.
Lissenung Island Resort
The island province of New Ireland in the far north of Papua New Guinea is a two-hour flight from Port Moresby. From the provincial capital of...
Tufi Dive Resort
Located in Oro Province in the south east of mainland of Papua New Guinea, the Tufi Dive Resort is a small, remote resort of just 25 rooms that...
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