Hidden between two large reefs, this cave dive offers an exciting adventure into the unknown. Whilst using torches to light the way, see some of the creatures which hide within and enjoy an easy yet exhilarating dive.

13 Minutes from the dive center is our most exciting drift dive. Good for both open water & advanced, enjoy floating along the coral covered reef with the help of a steady current to make it easy work! The MAX depth is around 30m.

Just a 5 minute boat ride from the Shore and tucked between a gap in the reef is a small “sandpatch“. The dive site sits at 18M and has ropes set out at the bottom of mooring lines at 12m & 18M for divers to hold onto and watch the sharks feed! The surrounding reef is also home to a good mix of Bio diversity.

This Wall dive is less than 2 minutes boat ride and is made up of a steep wall on one side and bommies on the other. With cave passages and swim throughs, there’s plenty to see and do here.

This section of reef can be found just a few hundred metres from the beach and offers some very easy beginner level diving. It has shallow bommies and lots of interesting cracks in the reef to explore.

Right off the beach, This dive site holds some beautiful topography and shallow sandy bottoms, ideal for teaching courses. Little to no current is an added joy of diving here.

A 5 minute boat ride away is this beautiful wall dive. Wrapping around the skirt reef, The Aisle starts very deep and slowly gets shallower as you dive round the corner, into the lagoon.

This deep dive is a short boat ride away and is situated slightly further from the main reef. Almost as though you’re jumping into the deep blue, this dive site starts at 15m and goes all the way down to 35m on a single coral pinnacle.

Found along the southern reef wall of Yanuca Island is golden reef. At the edge of a reef, this gradual drop off hosts many different corals and fish. It’s easily accessible by boat with only a 10 minute journey from the shore. Starting shallow, it slowly tapers down to a deeper depth of around 35m.

Scott’s reef is easily accessed by boat and is only a 15 minute journey. Upon entry, it could appear as a very steep wall, but swim for 2 minutes in either direction and you can start to discover the cracks and corners off the reef. It starts shallow but drops down to a maximum depth of 39m.