DIVING & FISHING
Liveaboard Diving, Spearfishing & Sport Fishing
Small-group liveaboard diving — reef walls the war left untouched, wrecks resting where they sank, and open water that still turns up big pelagics. Just 6 to 14 guests per voyage.
- Small groups — 6 to 14 guests per voyage
- PNG-born captains & certified dive masters
- Custom dive itineraries built around your group
Here for the fishing? Jump straight to Spearfishing & Fishing Charters below.
SCUBA DIVING FOCUS
Muck diving, drop-offs, and history resting on the seabed.
Milne Bay’s muck diving is some of the least crowded in the Pacific. Beyond the shallows, the drop-offs fall away into untouched coral walls and hammerhead passages.
- Deacons Reef — 5–30m, drop-off
- Sanaroa Muck Sites — 3–18m, muck diving
- Bootless Inlet Wrecks — 12–28m, WWII wrecks
- Dinner Plate Reef — 8–25m, hammerhead passage
SPEARFISHING & FISHING CHARTERS
Two ways to work the water, both run under local regulation.
Pelagic Spearfishing
Free-diving passages known for wahoo, mackerel, and reef pelagics.
- Guided passages matched to experience
- Seasonal & species regulations briefed
- Catch-and-release encouraged
Deep-Sea Game Fishing
Trolling runs into open water for GT, tuna, and mahi-mahi.
- Half-day and full-day charters
- Tackle provided or bring your own
- Catch-and-release for non-table species
GEAR & SAFETY
What's onboard, and who's watching the water.
Onboard compressor
Full tank fills between dives.
Certified dive masters
Every dive supervised and briefed.
Full safety equipment
First-aid, O2 kits, EPIRB aboard.
Tender support
Quick entries and exits at the ladder.
READY TO SAIL
Get your logbook ready — Milne Bay is waiting.
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