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Tufi Dive Resort
Situated on a cliff-top terrace overlooking Tufi Harbour, this boutique resort offers 180-degree panoramic views. The tour desk organizes diving and snorkeling trips all year round. Each bungalow at Tufi Resort includes air conditioning, en suite bathroom and mosquito nets. 24-hour electricity and hot water are provided. Some bungalows have a verandah overlooking the sea. Guests can enjoy local seafood and tropical fruits in the dining room or a BBQ on the terrace with wines and cold beers. The outdoor swimming pool offers views of the fjord below. The nearest coral reef is just 15 minutes away by boat, with over 40 mapped dive sites. Other activities include canoeing, traditional…
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Tawali Diving Package
ucked away, only accessible by boat, sits what may be Papua New Guinea’s best kept scuba diving secret – Tawali Resort. Welcome to the exotic culture of Papua New Guinea (PNG) and to Tawali Resort. Located on a volcanic bluff overlooking the clear protected waters of Milne Bay, Tawali offers travellers a unique location to dive, relax and enjoy the unspoiled wonders of this magnificent part of the world. Tawali Resort is accessible via a boat from Alotau. Guests must fly from Port Moresby to Alotau Airport, then transfer on a 90-minute bus ride along the Milne Bay coast followed by a 20-minute boat ride to the resort.The trip between…
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Diving Tour in Milne Bay in Alotau – Seven Nights
Milne Bay Province is best all-round scuba diving in PNG. The diversity, abundance and quality of dive sites is astounding. This is the place that put Papua New Guinea into the world class map of scuba diving. Tawali Resort is in great location both physically and geographically, with pristine surroundings and its position on the north coast, which provides shelter from the prevailing SE winds most of the time. The 27 dive sites (day trip) is always accessible. Tawali Resort is accessible via a boat from Alotau. Guests must fly from Port Moresby to Alotau Airport, then transfer on a 90-minute bus ride along the Milne Bay coast followed by…
