Where we dive

Some of the best diving in the world

From the marine reserves of Te Taitokerau Northland to the clearest water in the Pacific — each place chosen for a reason.

The Poor Knights Islands

Ranked by Jacques Cousteau among the world's top dive sites — a fully protected marine reserve with 50+ sites, subtropical currents, arches, caves and walls teeming with life.

The Cavalli Islands

Home to the wreck of the Rainbow Warrior — now a living reef — in clear, sheltered water. A short run from the Bay, and a favourite for wreck and reef dives alike.

The Bay of Islands

Our home base — 144 islands of sheltered, calm water, perfect for learning to freedive and building confidence before we head further afield. Where most of our courses begin.

Kai Iwi Lakes

Crystal-clear freshwater dune lakes on the Kaipara coast — flat, calm and beautifully clear, ideal for depth training and technique work away from the swell.

The Pacific Islands

Warm, wild and uncrowded. Our ocean expeditions take small groups into some of the Pacific's most extraordinary water — whales, dolphins, walls and reef, far from the crowds.

Niue

The jewel of the Pacific — water clarity up to 80 metres, humpback whales July to October, and the world's first Dark Sky Nation overhead. Home of our signature Niue Ocean Escape.

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