Papua New Guinea Dive Trips
Explore the underwater world on your next PNG Dive trip…
When planning your next dive trip look no further than Papua New Guinea. PNG is regarded internationally as one of the best dive locations in the world. The underwater world in PNG will fascinate you with a huge number of marine species, amazing reefs and pristine tropical waters. Diving Papua New Guinea is a photographer’s dream and should be on any divers bucket list!
Pristine reefs, coral walls and atolls, plenty of fish life and wrecks, some from WWII (tanks, planes, ships, submarines) await. All this and more when you go on a PNG dive trip. The experience of diving Papua New Guinea will make you want to come back for more.
There are a number of amazing dive resorts in different regions of PNG offering great diving adventures. Notable PNG dive resorts are located in New Ireland, West and East New Britain, in Milne Bay, the Madang area as well as Tufi. Our PNG dive trip will be tailored to suit your diving experience and expectations. If you have no experience introductory dives are available at most dive resorts.
Travel to the Land of the Unexpected and go diving in Papua New Guinea for an unforgettable underwater experience.
Enjoy your PNG dive trip!
Sustainable Diving Papua New Guinea
We support sustainable dive tourism and local communities directly by being a member of the Papua New Guinea Dive Association. The Papua New Guinea Divers Association is committed to the representation of Members in the ongoing development of a sustainable, conservation-oriented, well-marketed, self-regulated and best-practise based successful dive industry in Papua New Guinea. Each visiting diver will be pay a AUD$8 Environmental & Safety Levy per day. This is necessary to ensure the viability of a recompression facility in Papua New Guinea and to sustain and expand the efforts of the PNG Divers Association. Visit the PNG Dive Association website here.
EXPLORE THE UNDERWATER WORLD IN KAVIENG PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Papua New Guinea’s oceans are part of the Coral Triangle and have one of the largest bio-diverse reefs in the world!
