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Scuba Diving

South Pacific scuba diving holidays are reputed as amongst the very best in the world. There's a wealth of exotic marine life including diving amongst turtles, sharks, rays and even whales. There are stunning coral formations, walls and drop offs. Scuba diving is one of the regions main attractions so dive operators can be found throughout the South Pacific Islands.

Here are some of the areas we focus on...

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Australia Scuba Diving

Australia is undoubtedly unique. With over 35,000km's of magnificent coastline, we have superb diving in the tropical waters of the world renowned Great Barrier Reef and northern Western Australia, as well as brilliant temperate diving in the southern states and Tasmania. Both tropical and temperate marine life are found in the Solitary Islands off northern New South Wales, popular Byron Bay near the Queensland border, and the fabulous Abrolhos Islands on the west coast off Geraldton.

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New Zealand Scuba Diving

New Zealand is a wonderful place to vacation, and scuba diving around our coastline is simply breath-taking.  We have many wonderful dive spots including the world renowned Poor Knight Islands, the Rainbow Warrior Wreck plus closer to Auckland, Goat Island, and Little Barrier Island.

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Fiji Scuba Diving

Fiji is without doubt the best of the South Pacific destinations for both scuba diving and snorkelling. In fact, Fiji is renowned as the soft coral capital of the world and is caters for a large scuba diving enthusiast crowd. There are a number of specialist scuba diving resorts catering exclusively for scuba divers, as well as luxurious scuba diving charter boats that explore the region and a decompression centre. Most other resorts in Fiji have either their own PADI scuba instructors or lease out to private scuba diving companies. Tonga has a smaller scuba diving set up than Fiji - it's speciality is tidal flows and large marine life including whales. There are no purpose scuba diving resorts but you can charter live aboard - most resorts have a local scuba diving operator who operate either at the resort or will pick up.

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Tahiti Scuba Diving

Tahiti is best renowned fort its large pelagics, particularly sharks and rays, and for its enormous schools of colourful reef fish. There are great dives on Bora Bora, Moorea and off the atolls of the Tuamotu Group, but diving in Tahiti is more expensive than its Pacific neighbours.

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Cook Islands Scuba Diving

Cook Islands is limited for experienced divers but is excellent for beginners and holiday divers. The dive sites are good for marine life and are all just off the coastline of Rarotonga - getting to them takes no time at all.