Papua New Guinea is a diver’s paradise like no other — a hidden gem teeming with vibrant coral gardens, towering underwater seamounts, and some of the world’s most diverse marine life. From playful dolphins and majestic manta rays to rare critters hiding in the sand, every dive reveals a new marvel. The country’s pristine reefs are a testament to the raw, untamed beauty of the Coral Triangle.
Beyond the reefs, WWII wrecks lie frozen in time, offering an eerie yet awe-inspiring look into history beneath the waves. Whether you’re drift diving along the Bismarck Sea’s currents, exploring Milne Bay’s macro wonders, or descending into Kavieng’s pelagic playground, Papua New Guinea promises an unforgettable adventure for divers of all levels.
Scuba News and Offers from Papua New Guinea
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blue o two are delighted to announce an incredible new special offer to one of the Pacific’s best kept secrets, the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea.
blue o two are delighted to announce an incredible new special offer to one of…
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Rhinopias are a type of scorpionfish, known by many divers as the holy grail. They can only be encountered in certain areas in the Indian and Pacific oceans and dive sites get frequented by divers just because they are known to be there. Here are some fun facts about these amazing creatures, the best destinations for divers to find them and how divers can identify what they find.
The phrase muck diving was coined by Bob Halstead when he described diving off black sand beaches in Papua New Guinea. This unusual type of diving has gained great popularity and involves diving sites with sandy or silty bottoms, in search of the critters found there. Some of the best sites for muck diving are volcanic areas and sea grass beds.
The astonishing diversity of Papua New Guinea’s scuba diving is due in large part to…
Is there another country anywhere with so much diversity? The six million inhabitants of this…
She’s bright and colourful on surface, but deep and complex the more you get to…
Special Underwater Photography trip featuring Christopher Bartlett Signature Itinerary. Monday 30th September to Wednesday 9th…