Destinations

• Australia: Most people harbour a particular image of Australia, such as the Opera House or Uluru, formerly known as Ayers Rock. Yet these famous icons do scant justice to the richness of Australia's natural treasures and its cultural diversity. Australia offers a wealth of travel experiences, from the drama of the outback and the diving spectacle of the Great Barrier Reef, to the cosmopolitan city of Sydney and arguably the best beaches in the world.

• Papua New Guinea: A land of variety and contradiction, PNG is one of the most exciting, remote and adventurous places on the planet. Wild nature and unknown cultures, crystal clear waters, tropical islands, towering mountain ranges covered with thick rainforests, spectacular volcanoes and some of the best dive spots in the world. Papua New Guinea is a diver's dream.
  
  
• Micronesia: Micronesia is the collective name given to two thousand tiny tropical islands scattered over more than three million square miles of the Western Pacific Ocean. The eight island groups that form Micronesia (Guam, Palau, the Marianas, Ponhpei, Yap, Truk (Chuuk), the Marshalls and Kosrae) each have their own unique culture, language, history and stunning tropical attractions. Many of these islands are the summits of huge underwater mountains or the rims of sunken volcano craters peaking over the water surface to surround tropical lagoons.
  
  
• Fiji: Fiji is our latest addition in this group of fine diving destinations. Fiji is a very popular beach holday place and diving is offered everywhere. However, as you will all know, not every reef which looks nice from the surface is really that spectacular once you are down there with a tank. However, Fiji does have a great number of fantastic dive locations, especially around the outlying islands of Kadavu and Taveuni as well as Rakiraki and Beqa Lagoon on Fiji's main island are world class dive sites and very welcoming resorts.
  If you prefer live-aboards, a small number of very good options are available.
  
  
• South East Asia: Throughout South East Asia divers can encounter an abundance of marine life in just about every imaginable colour and shape. The seas are inhabited by hundreds of types of hard and soft corals, anemones, colourful nudibranchs, countless varieties of shellfish, manta rays and pelagics. Sipadan, Similan Islands, Burma Banks, Komodo, Wakatobi, Manado, Lembeh Straights, Raja Ampat are all synonymous for excellence in diving!
  The tropical location of these dive regions and long established professional dive operations offer totally unique diving opportunities, making South Asia one of the world's greatest dive destinations !
  
  
• Solomon Islands: Those lured to the Solomons by the promise of extraordinary natural features will not be disappointed. The islands have a well-deserved reputation as amongst the world's best destination for scuba divers, snorkellers and fishing freaks. Despite its long, often bloody history, most historical interest in the Solomons surrounds its pivotal role as a strategic site in the Pacific in WWII. The number of WWII naval wrecks in the waters of Iron Bottom Sound are testament to the ferocity and destructive power of battle.
  
  
• Dive The World: Although we are very confident that the above dive destinations will keep you wanting to come back over and over again, we acknowledge that there are other "must-do" dive destinations which are outside "our region".
  In the "dive the world" section we feature a couple of all time favourites like Naia in Fiji, the Undersea Hunter to Cocos Island and others. We have arrangements with many other dive operations around the world. So if you cannot find your next dive destination on the webpage, please send us an e-mail and we will be very happy to help.