Course overview

Already certified? Join guided PADI fun dives in Papua New Guinea to explore Kimbe Bay's coral seamounts, reef walls and WWII wrecks at your own pace. With sites ranging from turtle-rich reefs around 18 m to wrecks and walls near 30 m, dive guides match each dive to your experience and the day's conditions. It is the easiest way to log unforgettable dives in one of the world's most biodiverse seas.

What you’ll learn

• Explore Kimbe Bay's seamounts, walls and wrecks with a guide
• Apply your certification across varied reef and wreck sites
• Refine buoyancy and air consumption over multiple dives
• Spot signature marine life from anemonefish to turtles and reef sharks
• Build experience toward continuing-education courses

Prerequisites

• Open Water Diver certification (or equivalent) for shallower reef dives
• Advanced Open Water recommended for deeper walls and wrecks to 30 m
• Recent dive experience or a refresher if you have not dived lately
• Diver medical clearance signed by a physician

What's included · What's not

Probability of sightings · month-by-month

What you're likely to see each month, based on historic operator logs.

Day-by-day itinerary

1. Day1
   Reef & wall dives

   Two guided morning dives on a Kimbe Bay seamount or reef wall, with a surface interval by an island.
2. Day1
   Afternoon dive

   An optional third dive on a turtle reef or a deeper WWII wreck, depending on conditions and certification.

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