Dive sites in Kimbe Bay

Vanessa's Reef →

Descend onto Vanessa's Reef to discover a vibrant underwater shoulder adorned with colossal red gorgonian fans and expansive orange sponge gardens, offering rich macro photography opportunities in Kimbe Bay.

Christine's Reef →

Descend onto Christine's Reef, a submerged saddle connecting multiple reef systems, where ancient gorgonians and bustling anemone communities thrive.

Bradford's Shoal →

Bradford's Shoal rises from the deep like a beacon, drawing large pelagic species to its coral-covered peaks near the surface in Kimbe Bay.

Ann Sophie's Reef →

Descend onto Ann Sophie's Reef to explore a vibrant coral landscape, where garden eels sway from the sand and reef sharks patrol the water column.

Agu Reef →

Descend onto Agu Reef's narrow ridge in Kimbe Bay, where moderate currents sweep past barracuda schools and curious reef sharks patrol the depths.

Inglis Shoals →

Descend onto Inglis Shoals, an isolated seamount in Kimbe Bay where the reef rises from the deep to a plateau bristling with life, offering regular encounters with schools of pelagics and oceanic sharks.

Ema North →

Descend into Kimbe Bay's Ema North, where deep gorgonian bommies and rare orange anemonefish redefine reef diving in Papua New Guinea.

Ema South →

Ema South offers a rare combination of a vibrant reef, monumental barrel sponges, and a captivating swim-through cave, all within the rich waters of Kimbe Bay.

Hanging Gardens →

Descend along the lush vertical wall of Hanging Gardens, where rope sponges reach lengths of three metres and crinoids cling in a vibrant display of life.

Restorf Island →

Restorf Island in Kimbe Bay offers a captivating dive experience, transitioning from bustling sand flats teeming with macro life to vibrant hard coral reefs descending into a patchwork of bommies.

Susan's Reef →

Descend into Kimbe Bay's Susan's Reef to discover an underwater landscape dominated by dense thickets of red whip gorgonians and a vibrant array of crinoids.

Joelle's Reef →

Descend Joelle's Reef in Kimbe Bay to its vertical drop, where consistent currents bring schools of barracudas and trevally, offering encounters with reef sharks and deep-water pelagics.

Japanese A6M2 Mitsubishi Zero Wreck Dive →

Descend to 14 meters in Kimbe Bay to encounter a perfectly preserved Japanese Zero fighter, a silent sentinel teeming with new life.

Otto's Reef →

Descend into Otto's Reef to witness immense schools of pelagic fish patrolling the nutrient-rich currents of its distinct north-eastern corner.

Kirsty Jayne's Reef →

Descend Kirsty Jayne's Reef to explore fringing walls adorned with hard corals and barrel sponges, culminating in a vibrant coral garden perfect for your safety stop.