
Archipelago Diving
Rabaul & New Britain, Papua New Guinea
Archipelago Diving takes you right into the thick of New Ireland, and honestly, they do a good job of mixing the diving with a bit of local culture. Their trips are longer, usually 7 to 12 days, heading out twice a month, which works well if you're looking to properly unplug. We’ve seen them consistently hit those WWII wrecks – both planes and ships – and if you’re into big fish, the barracuda schools around here can be immense, often with some serious shark action following close behind. It’s a solid pick for divers who want more than just the underwater experience, those who appreciate a deeper dive into the region's history and its people.
Contact Details
PO Box 4, Kavieng 631, New Ireland Province
Dive Sites near Archipelago Diving
Albatross Passage
Baudisson Bay
Bermuda Drop
Byron Strait
Catalina Wreck
Echuca Patch
Ecucha Patch
Japanese bi-plane
Kaplaman
Kulau Wrecks
Other Dive Centres in Rabaul & New Britain
Where to Stay near Archipelago Diving
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