Canyons with its washing machine currents, soft and hard coral around Hole in the Wall and Alma Jane wreck where we’ve had fantastic wide angle opportunities with school of batfish as well as found the smallest frogfish in the sand… There are many dive sites to keep a diver busy in PG. Other personal favourites, only because we have a pan chant for the weird and wonderful, are Giant Clams and Boatyard dive sites where there is a good chance to see flamboyant cuttlefish, spiny devilfish, hairy frogfish as well as all shapes, sizes and colours of non hairy frogfish, garden eels, various species of nudibranch.

Sabang wrecks is another signature dive site compromised of three small wood and steel boats in varying stages of deterioration… see moray eels, resident varieties of reef fish, warty frogfish, cleaner shrimp and don’t forget to scan the sand between each of the boats for Pegasus fish, anemone crabs and …. And as you swim shallow you will most likely find giant frogfish cleverly camouflaged in the boulders and bump into a turtle munching on the sea grass. Don’t forget to look in the grass for ornates, shrimp and small crabs. Sabang wrecks is just fantastic for a night dive as well.

Dive sites north of Sabang like coral gardens, monkey beach. hard and soft coral, beautiful colours of various feather stars and in and around the rocks looks flame file shells, scorpion fish, frogfish, zebra shrimp and bit deeper on fire urchins, many species of nudibranch.

Then of course the unforgettable dive with the lovely Alli from Asia Divers when we found not one but two Paddle flap Rhinopia fish – unfortunately we are unable to divulge the location as we made a promise! (But if you ask nicely…)