Located just 50 miles north of Australia, the eastern half of the main island is Papua New Guinea while the western half is Irian Jaya, Indonesia. A confluence of two ocean currents coupled with a lack of commercial development helps support these nutrient filled waters and divers can expect to see everything, including the rare and exotic, WWII Wrecks, tropical reefs of hard and soft corals and pelagics. The best diving season is considered May through November, though many operations offer year round itineraries.

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Mike Ball – Paradise Sport

Mike Ball Dive Expeditions, using the world renowned Paradise Sport offers you one of Papua New Guinea's best diving holiday experiences. Mike Ball expeditions are suited to the adventurous diver seeking pelagics, deep walls, shark action, wreck diving and some of Papua New Guinea’s most famous dive sites. MORE...

MV Chertan

The world's most exotic diving destination has a new attraction. She is the M.V. Chertan, a purpose-built dive boat which has begun operations out of Alotau in Milne Bay and is equipped with a full complement of crew which includes your host and divemaster Rob van der Loos. MORE...

MV Golden Dawn

MV Golden Dawn has a firmly established reputation for providing one of the best diving experiences in Papua New Guinea. Combining excellent itineraries and a state of the art design, the Golden Dawn can cater to even the most discerning diver. MORE...

The 120 ft Star Dancer is a luxury liveaboard dive boat catering to 16 guests in fully air-conditioned en-suite cabins. Based in Rabaul, East New Britain, it operates the Duke of York islands and the north coast of New Britain. Spectacular diving including WWII wrecks. Special amenities include formal dining and morning coffee services. MORE...

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