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Great Barrier Island Scuba Dive Trip - Full Day
Great Barrier Island
NZD031
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Highlights
- Sub-tropical climate with temperate waters and a rich volcanic history
This is your chance to dive the incredible Great Barrier Island, a region spanning as far as 40km long and 15km wide. With a sub-tropical climate and temperate waters, there’s plenty to explore including the SS Wairarapa which rests at the northern top of Great Barrier Island.
What's Included?
- Full day dive trip
- Two tank dives
- All gear
Great Barrier Island lies in the outer Hauraki Gulf, and is a rich eco-system fed by the East Auckland current that travels through the famous Poor Knights and Mokohinau Islands. Its sub-tropical climate provides temperate waters and with the region’s colourful volcanic history, there is plenty to explore under the water’s surface. Great Barrier is surrounded by several smaller islands, and it is the sixth largest island of New Zealand with an area of 285 sq/km, so there’s always something new to discover.
There are plenty of dive locations available with opportunities for any level of diver. It is also an ideal destination for both scuba divers and spearfishing alike, providing a huge underwater environment to explore.
Popular sites include broken island and the pigeon, although there are also a number shipwrecks to investigate or dive including the SS Wairarapa. In the third worst shipwreck in New Zealand waters, 121 lives were lost when the Union Steam Ship Company steamer Wairarapa struck Miners Head, on the northern tip of Great Barrier Island. She is now broken up and has become part of the reef, resting a depths approximately 15m deep.
Session Length
- Please allow a full day for this experience
Guidelines
- You must be a certified diver
Cancellation
Once this experience has been confirmed, changed are at the discretion of the experience provider and arranged directly with them according to their policy.
Weather
For your safety, this experience is weather dependent.
Dress Code
Please bring your swimsuit, towel, sun block, camera and something warm to wear after diving.
This experience takes place at Great Barrier Island.
