Papua New Guinea

Tufi

The Tufi region of PNG is without doubt one of its most beautiful. Situated on the northern coast of the mainland, the area has numerous stunning fjords, stretching like huge fingers from the mainland to the sea.

The calm waters of the fjords are home to incredible macro life, and also some wrecks, while many outward facing sites have world class reefs and a wide array of large pelagics to admire.

Rabaul

While there are many WWII wrecks dotted around PNG, the Rabaul area undoubtedly has the most.

Situated on the eastern tip of New Britain, Rabaul is a large natural harbour that was the main naval base of the Japanese during the war. The area is also a very active volcanic region, sitting between 3 active volcanoes.

Port Moresby

Port Moresby is the capital of Papua New Guinea and was the first diving area to be explored in the country. The city gazes out over the Coral Sea, which separates PNG from Australia in the south.

While the area is PNG’s most populous, this does not mean that the diving is of a lesser standard to other areas of the country, especially of you like rare critters.

Milne Bay

Milne Bay can be found at the south-eastern tip of mainland Papua New Guinea, separating the Soloman Sea from the Coral Sea to the south.

It is a beautiful & charming place, with lush mountains, lovely beaches, picturesque villages and friendly people.

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