Papua New Guinea
	Local Destinations
		Madang Kavieng Port Moresby Rabaul Tawali Tufi Walindi (Kimbe Bay) Local Liveaboards
	Hotels and Resorts
		Tawali Dive Resort
	PNG Map
	Diving at Tawali
	PNG Travel Tips

Tawali is nestled in a secluded area of Milne Bay among local fishing villages. From Port Moresby, a short flight brings you to Alotau where you will be met and escorted by bus and boat to Tawali Resort (approximately one hour fifteen minutes). The private retreat sits on a lime-stone bluff surrounded by tropical vegetation and overlooking the fringing reefs and deep blue water of Hoia Bay.

Tawali is only minutes away from Milne Bay and offers a variety
of dive sites such as muck diving, walls that are covered in soft corals and large sea fans, anemones with clown fish and variety of large pelagics including hammerheads and whale sharks.

Some of the more popular dive sites:
Tanias’ Reef: A large coral mount coming from 45m, up to within 2m from the surface. The south side of the reef is covered with soft corals and hosts large schools of fish, giant clams and turtles.

Wahoo Point: A shelf from 4-16m deep with a sheer wall
dropping down to 60m plus. Hammerheads, mantas and barracuda are all present along with the occasional Whale Shark, Minki Whale and rare Orca sightings.

Lauadi; This is a critter dive at 8m and features sea horses, frog fish, lion fish, mantis shrimps, ghost pipe, blue ribbon eels, cuttlefish and lots more.