Experience an unforgettable dive cruise in Papua New Guinea’s Milne Bay, exploring stunning islands, reefs, manta rays, coral walls, and relaxing on sand cays. Adventure, warmth, and breathtaking scenery await!
Cruise is only available on the following dates for 10 guests max per cruise. Please book ahead for these dates only.
Oct 15, 2026 - Oct 25, 2026
Nov 1, 2026 - Nov 11, 2026
Nov 18, 2026 - Nov 28, 2026
Dec 5, 2026 - Dec 15, 2026
Dec 22, 2026 - Jan 1, 2027
Jan 8, 2027 - Jan 18, 2027
Jan 25, 2027 - Feb 4, 2027
Feb 11, 2027 - Feb 21, 2027
Feb 28, 2027 - Mar 10, 2027
Mar 17, 2027 - Mar 27, 2027
Apr 3, 2027 - Apr 13, 2027
Apr 20, 2027 - Apr 30, 2027
Oct 15, 2027 - Oct 25, 2027
Nov 1, 2027 - Nov 11, 2027
Nov 18, 2027 - Nov 28, 2027
Dec 5, 2027 - Dec 15, 2027
Dec 22, 2027 - Jan 1, 2028
Jan 8, 2028 - Jan 18, 2028
Jan 25, 2028 - Feb 4, 2028
Feb 11, 2028 - Feb 21, 2028
Feb 28, 2028 - Mar 9, 2028
Mar 15, 2028 - Mar 25, 2028
Apr 1, 2028 - Apr 11, 2028
Apr 18, 2028 - Apr 28, 2028
All guests will be picked up by our guide who will be available to meet you at the lobby of any of the hotels listed as pick-up points. If you are arriving at the Gurney Airport, we shall also pick you up from the airport. For those who may be at another designated pick-up point such as at the port area or Alotau central business district (CBD) or any other location in the town, we can still pick you up. It is very important that all guests call, message or email us on Day#1 of the cruise or even days before this to let us know your pick-up points to make it easier to coordinate the pick up of everyone. For instant communication, we prefer downloading and installing WhatsApp. When picking you up at the lobby area for hotels, arrival section of the airport or other agreed pick-up points, the guide and driver will be waiting for you with a sign with the lead traveler's name.
On Day#1 we require all guests to call or message us on WhatsApp +675 70063732 or to notify us of your pick up location. Once your location is confirmed, our guide and driver will come for you. The lead traveller's name will be flashed on a card to lead you to us when we arrive at there.
Arriving at Gurney Airport near Alotau in Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea, you'll be welcomed by the region’s warm hospitality and lively atmosphere, serving as the perfect gateway to Milne Bay’s incredible wilderness. The air is filled with tropical scents and friendly smiles from locals, hinting at the adventures to come. As you prepare for your 10-day dive cruise, you'll experience the charm of Alotau’s bustling markets and scenic coastal views, setting the scene for exploring stunning coral reefs, pristine beaches, and vibrant marine ecosystems just offshore. This vibrant beginning promises an unforgettable journey into the natural beauty and rich culture of Papua New Guinea’s underwater world.
Step back into history on Samarai Island, once the bustling administrative and trading hub of the southeastern Papuan coast. Today, the island’s charming ruins tell stories of a bygone era. Take a guided tour through the old colonial precinct, admiring the Australian colonial rule and learning about its role as a gateway to the islands. For nature lovers, the surrounding coral reefs offer superb snorkeling and diving, where vibrant marine life dances just beneath the surface. The warm hospitality of the locals invites you to explore their traditional villages, sample local crafts, and perhaps even join in a lively cultural dance. Samarai Island offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and underwater adventure in a picture-perfect setting.
Start the day with a refreshing snorkel; catch your breakfast or just stroll along a pristine beach fringed with coconut palms! Then fill your day with swimming, island walks and village life as we cruise the beautiful fiords of Tufi. Tufi is renowned for SCUBA diving and our guides will be looking forward to a spot of mackerel fishing as the setting sun heralds the end of another day in paradise.
Today we visit Ferguson Island. On the morning walk discover jungle that shelters countless varieties of birds including colorful parrots, hornbills, wild fowl and the famed bird of paradise. Many rare species of butterfly are present and Papua New Guinea is also home to over two thirds of the world’s orchid species. You may even be lucky enough to see a reclusive tree kangaroo! An excursion to the Hot Springs will top off an amazing day. There is the option to climb the Dobu extinct volcano and zip line down.
Discover the untouched beauty of Sanaroa Island, a secluded paradise surrounded by turquoise waters and teeming coral reefs. Spend your day snorkeling in shallow lagoons filled with a kaleidoscope of colorful fish, or dive into the depths to explore thriving coral gardens and the mysterious shadows of reef sharks. On land, take peaceful walks through lush tropical foliage, where native birds and vibrant orchids flourish in the shade. Lounge on the powdery beaches, feeling the warm sun and gentle breezes, or join a local fishing or cooking demonstration to experience authentic island life. Sanaroa Island promises serenity, vibrant marine life, and warm hospitality—an escape into pure, untouched paradise.
Enter the enchanting world of the Trobriand Islands, famed for their rich cultural traditions and stunning natural beauty. Hear about the colorful Kula exchange ceremony, where locals display their exquisite shell jewelry and dance to rhythmic drumming—an immersion into age-old customs. Explore the lush, coconut-drowned islands on guided walks, discovering hidden lagoons, mangroves, and traditional villages. The surrounding reefs are a mosaic of marine life—swim among schools of vibrant fish, glide past graceful manta rays, or dive wrecks from the Second World War era. Onshore, relax on pristine beaches or browse local markets for handcrafted artifacts. The Trobriand Islands offer a captivating fusion of culture, natural beauty, and warm island hospitality—an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Pacific.
Deboyne Island was a Japanese seaplane base during World War II – but only for 5 days! The Japanese found that their new base was just a little too close to the allied planes based at Port Moresby and the base was quickly abandoned. The Japanese never returned to the island however several ‘Zero’ fighter planes were ditched in the area during the Battle of the Coral Sea. One remains virtually intact in the shallow waters of Deboyne Lagoon and this morning our expedition boats will convey snorkeling teams to examine the wreck. Fishing, diving and sightseeing boats will also explore the lagoon and outer reef. A visit to Panepompom Island provides opportunity to experience idyllic archipelago life. The ‘locals’ will welcome you on the beach, treat with some impromptu singing (and laughing) and then invite all to stroll amongst their huts. Our crew will also take the opportunity to deliver appreciated resources to the local school before the expedition boats are away again.
This morning we wake off Nimoa Island – here the island mission will impress. The five-sided church features murals of island life and all mission buildings are surrounded by well-maintained paths and gardens filled with flowering plants. Edged by jungle covered mountains, postcard beaches and crystal clear waters an island paradise indeed! Then it’s time for another cruise highlight – the aptly named “Fish City” is home to large numbers of parrot fish, batfish, trevally, coral trout, tuna, snapper and mackerel! Nearby Rossel Island is a much larger island – nearly 300 square kilometers! It is also very mountainous with Mt Rossel reaching 800 meters – the helicopter will be handy! From an unassailable vantage scenic flyers will encounter lush jungle and, fringing reefs 12 kilometers to the east and 40 kilometers to the west.
Today we visit the Renard Islands. Kimuta is a very special opportunity to purchase artefacts and here we will also enjoy some of the best snorkeling that Papua New Guinea has to offer! Then we’ve saved the best till last – wait till you see Ebora! The master will reverse the TRUE NORTH stern to beach in an amazing turquoise lagoon built to size. You will be impressed by the steep sided jungle that surrounds. The nearby dive site is big as well – a vertical wall with the best vis yet.
Prepare for a true tropical paradise at the Conflict Islands, where pristine beaches and vibrant coral reefs create an idyllic setting for adventure and relaxation alike. Spend your day exploring the lively underwater world with some of the best snorkeling and diving in the region—swim among colorful schools of reef fish, graceful manta rays, and perhaps even a gentle turtle or two. For those seeking land-based excitement, stroll along powder-white beaches lined with swaying coconut palms or venture into the lush island interior on guided nature walks, discovering rare bird species and exotic flora. Kayaking or paddle boarding around the islands offers a peaceful way to take in the stunning scenery at your own pace. The Conflict Islands promise an authentic taste of remote island life, filled with vibrant marine life, warm local hospitality, and unforgettable memories.
This morning we are alongside in Alotau. We check you into the popular Masurina Hotel for overnight accommodation which we shall pay for including all meals. By spending a day in Alotau, you are given the opportunity to shop souvenirs and do some sight seeing. You shall be transferred to Gurney Airport by the hotel shuttle bus in the morning for your flight back to Port Moresby and the next flight overseas. We are already looking forward to welcoming you back onboard – the next time you Go Wild in Style.
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