Dive sites in Gizo
1–300 m · 14 signature species
15 dive sites in Gizo, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Gizo
Grand Central Station →
Descend into the vibrant convergence of oceanic currents at Grand Central Station, where an unparalleled abundance of marine life creates a dynamic underwater spectacle just off Njari Island.
American Corsair Fighter Plane →
Descend to 27 metres into the wreckage of a WWII Corsair fighter, scattered in five sections that now host a vibrant reef ecosystem.
Max. depth · 27 m
Secret Spot →
Explore a hidden ridge at 40 metres where large sharks and rays emerge from the deep before drifting along a vibrant reef.
Max. depth · 40 m
Hot Spot →
Descend onto the Hot Spot, an offshore pinnacle in Gizo where the deep ocean converges with a vibrant ecosystem, promising constant pelagic encounters.
Max. depth · 300 m
Toa Maru Wreck →
Descend into the hold of a 140-meter Japanese transport ship, where saki bottles still rest alongside a Type 21 tank, a powerful testament to WWII frozen in time.
Max. depth · 37 m
The Beach Dive →
Begin your journey directly from shore into a gentle current that carries you up to 1.2 kilometres along a vibrant reef teeming with life.
Max. depth · 30 m
The Manta Dive →
Descend into the vibrant reefs of Gizo to witness groups of up to twelve graceful manta rays (Manta alfredi) gliding inquisitively towards divers.
Japanese Zero →
Descend into the crystal-clear waters of Gizo to encounter a remarkably preserved Japanese Zero fighter plane, a tangible piece of WWII history resting just below the surface.
Max. depth · 9 m
Petaj →
Descend into the calm waters of Gizo to explore the Petaj, a meticulously sunk WWII patrol boat that has transformed into a vibrant underwater ecosystem.
Joe’s Wall →
Descend along Joe's Wall, where the reef plummets from sandy shallows at one metre into oceanic depths, a vibrant canvas for nudibranchs and intricate fan corals.
Max. depth · 60 m
Plum Pudding Island →
Explore a vibrant reef system intertwined with a notable piece of WWII history at Plum Pudding Island, a site perfectly suited for developing your diving skills.
The Gap →
Begin your dive outside Naru Wall and let the gentle current sweep you into the Gizo lagoon, amidst schools of barracuda and big-eyed trevally.
Max. depth · 30 m
Yellow Corner →
Descend into a world where a unique knoll at Yellow Corner glows with a carpet of vibrant yellow soft corals, found nowhere else in Gizo.
American Hellcat Fighter Plane →
Witness a perfectly preserved WWII Hellcat fighter plane resting intact in a sunlit lagoon, just ten metres below the surface.
Max. depth · 10 m
One Tree Island →
Inside the tranquil Gizo Lagoon, One Tree Island offers a kaleidoscopic dive into a thriving coral ecosystem, teeming with diverse reef fish.
