| North Island |
 |
Paihia
The beautiful Bay of Islands offers something for all divers. Daily trips to the Rainbow
Warrior or out to the Bay provides fascinating
and superb diving.
|
| |
Tutukaka
23km off the north east coast of New Zealand, the Poor Knights Islands are washed by a warm current that sweeps
down from the Coral Sea. Water temperatures are warmers and visibility is clearer than anywhere else in the country. The Islands
have volcanic origins that provide a myriad of spectacular drop-offs, walls, caves, arches, and tunnels.
|
| |
Leigh
Home to the famous Goat Island Marine Reserve.
|
| |
Tairua
Located 12 nautical miles offshore from Tairua - the leisure hub of the Coromandel - the
Aldermans offer a large range of
dive opportunities such as deep pinnacles, wall caves, and a vast range of shallow dives in sub-tropical waters.
|
| |
Whakatane
White Island is New Zealand's only active marine volcano and is surrounded by crystal clear water.
|
South Island |
| |
Blenheim
Choose from the Russian Mikhail Lermontov, Long Island Marine Reserve, the Koi and Vara wrecks,
Waikoropupu Springs or a cave dive all off the east coast of the South Island.
|
| |
Kaikoura
|
| |
Te Anau
Dive the Milford Sound.
|
