DIVING & FISHING
Reef Walls & Wrecks: 5-Day Dive Safari
Kaluwana’s reef systems, the surrounding atolls, and the channel drop-off between Kaluwana and Sanaroa Island.
DAY 1
Check Dives, Kaluwana's Sheltered Reefs
Arrival and camp set-up, followed by 1–2 shallow check-out dives (8–15m) on Kaluwana’s sheltered leeward-side reefs.
DAY 2
Kaluwana's Outer Reef Systems
Two dives on Kaluwana’s outer barrier reef (12–25m), on the exposed side of the atoll.
DAY 3
The Neighboring Atolls
A day working two or three of the other uninhabited atolls in the group of eight, each with its own distinct reef character.
DAY 4
The Kaluwana–Sanaroa Channel
The signature dive: the channel where the reef shelf drops into deep water. Current-dependent drift profile along the wall, 5–30m+ depending on comfort and certification.
DAY 5
Sanaroa Reef & Departure
A final morning dive on Sanaroa’s fringing reef before breaking camp and departing for Alotau.
Certification & Gear
- Open Water minimum, Advanced recommended for the channel dive
- Dive tanks & compressor air fills provided
- Certified dive master supervision on every dive
- Bring your own regulator/BCD or arrange in advance
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