Join Tony on his return visit to the SS President Coolidge in Santo, Vanuatu
A WWII Time Capsule Beneath the Waves
Sort by:
5 products
5 products
Join Tony on his return visit to the SS President Coolidge in Santo, Vanuatu
Dive the awesome reefs of TUFI, PNG
Dates: November 21st to December 1st, 2025
from $4995 Diver
from $3815 Non Diver
Tufi: Where Adventure Meets Tradition
Tufi is a charming town located on the southeastern peninsula of Cape Nelson in Oro Province, Papua New Guinea. This hidden gem is nestled on one of the many rias, or drowned river valleys, that locals affectionately call "fjords." These stunning waterways, combined with uncharted reefs, make Tufi a haven for explorers and nature lovers.
Discover, Dive, and Delight: A Fun Guide to Tufi Resort!
Did you know that Tufi has been wowing adventurers for over 30 years?
Located in the heart of Papua New Guinea, it’s not just a resort—it’s a gateway to an unforgettable experience. With a global reputation as a premier scuba diving destination, Tufi has something for everyone, whether you’re an underwater explorer or a culture enthusiast!
Where is Tufi Resort?
Nestled high above a stunning fjord, the resort offers 180º panoramic views of the sea, fjords, and mountains. It’s perched in Oro Province, 250 miles east of the capital Port Moresby and just 80 miles from the historic Kokoda Trail.
Why am I going back to Tufi?
Because it’s not just a resort; it’s an experience!
Here's what makes Tufi a dream destination:
Plus, your stay directly supports local communities and helps preserve their unique way of life.
Activities for Every Style
Whether you're chasing thrills or just want to unwind, Tufi Resort has it all!
Climate & Culture
The weather? Warm and inviting year-round.
The people? Friendly and full of stories to share.
The scenery? Absolutely breathtaking.
Your Tufi Getaway Awaits!
Whether you're seeking adventure or serenity, Tufi offers the perfect escape. Come for the diving, stay for the culture, and leave with memories that feel a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Every dive site was absolutely superb, the guides were top notch, the marine life was awesome. The House reef or wharf was a fantastic dive, I stayed in for over two hours and could have stayed longer, only the crew had to go home!
Join me in my next TUFI adventure , you will love PNG and diving at Tufi is just amazing!!
Scan the QR on the flyer to book
Experience Luxury and Adventure Aboard the Palau Siren Liveaboard
Set sail on the stunning Palau Siren, a handcrafted 40-metre masterpiece of ironwood and teak. Built in 2012 on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, this dive liveaboard was designed with divers in mind. Every detail, from its spacious accommodations to its exceptional dive facilities, ensures you’ll have an unforgettable experience exploring the pristine waters of Palau.
A Boutique Experience
With a maximum of 16 guests per cruise, the Palau Siren offers an intimate and relaxed atmosphere:
A Diver’s Paradise
The Palau Siren was crafted with divers’ needs at heart, offering:
Additionally, the vessel is equipped with:
Dining in Paradise
Enjoy gourmet meals in the covered outdoor dining area, where the stunning views of the Palau archipelago create the perfect backdrop.
Discover Palau
Palau is an archipelago of over 500 islands, part of Micronesia in the western Pacific. Highlights include:
Whether you're diving among vibrant coral reefs, kayaking through hidden lagoons, or soaking in the beauty of Palau’s landscapes, the Palau Siren liveaboard offers a perfect blend of luxury and adventure.
Set your sights on an extraordinary journey through Palau's underwater and terrestrial wonders—all from the comfort of this magnificent vessel!
Awaiting Dates and full prices to be scheduled
Dive the Cenotes and Cozumel on our next Mexico Getaway!
Dates and Prices TBC
The natural wonders of the Yucatan Peninsula are countless, but some of the most unique to the area, are the cenotes. Join the #centralcoastsgetawaycrew where we will visit an exciting mix of ancient Mayan cultures, spectacular ruins, beautiful beaches and famous Cenotes.
Cenotes are created by an underground river system and are fresh water sink holes formed, when the roof of a cavern collapses due to erosion. Millions of years ago, the Yucatan Peninsula was covered by the ocean.
Some 15,000 years ago, during the last Ice Age, the sea level descended approximately 75 metres. For thousands of years, the porous land surface, formed by fossilised coral and limestone, has filtered rainwater which dissolved parts of the subsoil. The depth of each cenote depends on the amount of natural debris that has accumulated through erosion in addition to the remains of the roof that collapsed.
The stalactites and stalagmites that form inside the cenotes are true natural works of art and the water that gathers in these caverns are an amazing crystal clear, turquoise colour. Holes in the ceiling can allow sunlight to filter into the cenotes, adding to the magical scene.
The Maya considered these sink holes to be sacred and believed the cenotes were the entrance to the underworld. Quantities of ancient offerings and jewelry have been found in some cenotes.
Additionally, the cenotes were an important source of fresh water for the Maya and are still relied upon by contemporary Maya people.
Join us for a return mission to explore the awesome Yucatan Peninsule and Cancun
The Yucatan is known for its tropical rainforests and jungles, as well as being the home of the ancient Maya people. A significant portion of the ancient Mayan Lowlands is in the Yucatan and there are many important Mayan archeological sites, found throughout the peninsula. The most well-known being Chitzen Itza, Tulum and Uxmal.
In the past, the Yucatan focused it's economic efforts on cattle ranching, logging and the production of chicle (a natural gum) and henequen (a type of agave) but since the 1970's it's main source of income comes from tourism.
Cancun, which was once a small fishing village, is now a modern tourist city. The former fishing town of Playa del Carmen is a popular tourist destination on the Riviera Maya (the stretch of coast between Cancun and Tulum). It's attractions include the eco-archaeological park of Xcaret and the outdoor water theme park of Xel-Ha, complete with mangroves, bird watching, stingray swimming, diving and snorkeling lessons.
Price includes:
Return airfares ex Sydney to Cancun flying with QANTAS Airlines based on special airfares- Conditions apply
Australian departure taxes and applicable airline taxes ($140 and subject to change)
Accommodation, meals and transfers
Return airport transfers in Cancun
9 Nights twin share A/C Superior room at Allegro Playacar Hotel - Playa Del Carmen
Breakfast, lunch and Dinner
Chichen Itza Express tour- including air conditioned transport, admission to Chichen Itza, certified guide and soft drinks.
Diving Package:
10 boat dives (2 dives Playa Del Carmen, 4 dives at Cozumel with water and snacks, plus 4 cenote dives with light lunch)
Including tanks, weights, dive guide, transfers to and from accommodation, plus flash lights for use in cenotes.
Call for pricing