Relaxed and individual diving far away from any mass tourism. We were always alone at the dive sites. Absolutely recommendable!

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all easy, two dives with an hour break for drinks and snacks

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Nitrox would be great, but not absolutely necessary.

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In fact, the reefs around Lissenung are still well intact. Coral bleaching is sporadic. Because Lissenung is located further in the Pacific, you have mostly blue water and a better visibility than in Tufi. The remaining dive boat (unfortunately without keel) could use a renovation. But more important would be to refurbish and finish the big dive boat lying on the beach. It is missing an engine. The diving is more than individual. We only surface when the tanks are empty. Under water everyone can do what he wants. Photographers and filmmakers could not have it better.

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Diving in Papua New Guinea is definitely one of the absolute highlights of every diver. The divespots around the resort are sensational. Whether gigantic gorgonian forests, wrecks, big fish or bizarre small critters - no dive is like the other. Diving is done in small groups and with Tame, Penny and Benson you are in the best hands! Very experienced dive guides and boat crew. Diving in the Bismarck Sea is still one of the greatest diving adventures for us!

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3 dives per day at fantastic dive sites. My favourite places were Nusa Blowholes, Albatross Passage and Kavin II. Since we were almost the only guests, we had the boat and the guide for us.

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