An Awesome divesite at the point of Pango.The reef here drops off to 60m plus with heaps of coral and plenty of fish life. At times a good drift dive. Schools of Humphead Maori Wrasse have been spotted here. Also Devil Rays. A usually excellent clear water dive.

This dive features a flat reef 12 to 14m deep full of colourful corals and anemones. Then the reef drops to 30m with spectacular areas of flowing yellow staghorn cascading down to the white sandy bottom. Manta rays have been spotted here. Great visisbility but sometimes a strong current.

Named for it's numerous Batfish which accompany you on the dive. A large reef which rises to within 6m of the surface. A large variety of marine lifeincluding whitetip reef sharks, barracuda, dog tooth tuna and the occasional turtle.Some soft coral and feather star formations on the top of this reef also. The wall bottoms out at 25m then drops slowly away to deeper depths,usually good viz here at 20m plus.

A very versatile reef dive, this is our favourite training site. From the mooring at 5m runs a gently sloping reef out to 12m. Perfect forDiscover Scuba Divers,Students,snorkellers and certified divers. White sandy gutters are flanked by encrusted reefs teeming with coulourful coral fish and even some WWII artefacts! As this reef drops to around 30m it is also good for experienced divers. The wreck dive Semle lies off from this site.

Named for it's very unusual pink anemones. Deep red in summer months and flouro pink in winter! The mooring is in 8m, with a drop off to 90m plus. Cruise around teh wall at 25m where large schools of fish abound. The Pink Panther is at 12m, there is also a large area of "regular" anemones nearby. Good coral formations and the occasional sailfish has bewen spotted here.

Ever Been to the Vatican?No, then come and see the next best thing, The Cathedral at Pango Point. A great underwater cavern opens into the surrounding reef. Shafts of sunlight stream down creating heavenly effects. You can almost hear the Organ music as you ascend through the chimney and into a shallow rock pool inside the reef itself.The return journey to the reef and the "Big Blue" finishes of a truly beautiful dive.

A photographers delight. Two large bommies(Coral formations filled with small grottos).Alive with fish of numerous species in a relatively small area. Spend the whole dive around the bommies  at about 13m or head to the drop off at around 25m.There you will encounter small caves,fans and an abundance of marine life. Nautilus, Spanish Dancers and turtles are regularly seen here, especially on a night dive.

The top of this reef comes to within 6m of the surface. On the east side the reefs coral bottoms out at about 12m, however on The West Side long fingers stretch out in stag horn coral in hues of blue, yellow and greens to a depth of about 30m. Numerous anemones,occasional eagle rays,morays and sharks.

A 45 metre ship, formerly an island trader which also in earlier times worked around ports in New Zealand, she was badly damaged by Cyclone Uma in 1987. Later the Konanda was made “safe” and sunk as a dive wreck. An excellent wreck for your first wreck dive or for the wreck dive addict. Sitting uptight on a sandy bottom in 26 metres, still intact, the Konanda is a wreck diver’s delight. Safe penetration is possible into the holds, cabin and bridge areas, making it a fun dive.

An Inter Island Trading Cargo Vessel, deliberatley sunk for divers in 1985 in approx 30m.Cyclone Uma in 1987 moved the wreck to it's present location.The depths and sometime current means a disciplined dive plan must be followed. After spending time on the wreck we dive into the nearby reef for an excellent multi level dive with max bottom time. The clarity of the water is a main feature of this dive with viz reaching 30 to 40 m.