Micronesia & Pacific

Micronesia & the Pacific offers those wanting an waters for the exploratory diving holiday. Meet unique and rare marine creatures and dive sites of unsurpassed beauty that will leave memories for a lifetime. Dive holidays in Micronesia are famous for the chance to see World War II wrecks.

Palau, made up of 300 mostly unihabited islands that look like 'mushrooms'. From caves to soft corals, mantas to giant shoals, sharks and 1500 variety of fish. This is a truly special destination.

Truk famously has hundreds of World War II japanese wrecks lying in 35m water almost intact. Historically facinating and an excellent twin centre trip with Palau.

Explore the magic of Tahiti and Hawaii aboard a luxury liveaboard or enjoy the pure escapism on the paradise island of Bora Bora in your own water villa.

Bora Bora (Tahiti)

Located approximately 200 miles north west of Tahiti and one hour’s flight from Papeete, Bora Bora is the definition of Pacific island paradise. Crystal clear waters, shallow lagoon, white sand beach and palm trees swaying like the grass skirts of the local traditional dancers. The diving is equally seductive. The warm waters of the lagoon...

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Fiji

A collection of around 300 islands spread over 280,000 square miles of ocean north of New Zealand. Known as “the soft coral capital of the world”, these islands, rich in culture and traditions are only matched by the region’s underwater splendour. Sheer walls are draped with huge soft corals bursting with dazzling colours....

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Hawaii

The 50th State of the USA, the Hawaiian chain comprises hundreds of volcanic islands spread over 1,500 square miles of ocean off the west coast of mainland USA. Of the eight main islands, Hawaii is by far the largest and often called “Big Island”. Kona, also known for its coffee cultivated on nearby slopes, is the boarding place for...

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Palau

Part of Mircronesia, Palau is made up of over 300 islands mostly uninhabited. 600 miles to the east of The Philippines, the islands offer a huge amount of coastal diving and are often described as looking like ‘mushrooms’. The area is famous for the inland lakes and a unique species of jellyfish that have developed in a predator free...

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Truk

800 miles to the east of Palau lies Truk lagoon encircling the islands of Chuuk. This is the location of hundreds of wrecked World War II Japanese & US ships and planes. The lagoon is sheltered allowing for calm diving conditions to leisurely explore the near intact cargo ships. The depth of wrecks varies from surface to around 35m with the...

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