Diving information and Poor Knights dive tours in Whangerei.

Magazine about diving in the Pacific. Contains a directory of diving services, feature stories, boat tests, charters and classifieds.

Diving trips to the Poor Knights Islands, Northland.

Diving photographs and details of PADI and construction diver courses. Titahi Bay, Wellington.

Snorkelling and PADI scuba training in Tauranga.

Operating out of the Tutukaka to service the Poor Knights Islands and surrounding areas. Northland.

A network of dive centres offering a variety of information about diving in New Zealand.

New Zealand's most northerly dive school located on the Karikari Peninsula, Whatuwhiwhi. PADI dive training, guiding service, gear hire and air fills.

Explore the wreck of the ex-HMNZS Canterbury, and dive one of the many exciting reefs in the Bay of Islands. Both these dives boast great undersea caves, kelp forests, and a large range of sub tropical reef fish species. Each dive trip has a ‘one diver minimum’ policy. This means no cancellations on the day of your dive. - New Zealand’s newest artificial reef - HMNZS Canterbury Frigate - Consistent diving conditions - Lunch and refreshments included - Suitable for all qualified divers

There’s a completely different world underwater! What we see on the water’s surface is a far cry from what scuba divers get to explore in traverse depths. But unfounded fears of scuba diving brought about by myths, hearsay and lack of knowledge get in the way of experiencing the exciting sport. It’s natural to fear something you haven’t tried or do not have first hand knowledge of. The term SCUBA is derived from Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus.

Scuba diving can be a great pastime for you if you love the water. In the summer it's a great water sport where you can cool off while keeping physically fit! However there are aspects that you will want to consider first. These will indeed help you better decide if it's for you, and make it very enjoyable as well.