Oceania liveaboard diving tours PNG, Papua New Guinea

Oceania, Liveaboard and diving trips to PNG

Oceania liveaboard diving trips PNG is a new addition to the range of liveaboards for diving in Papua New Guinea. She is a 27 meter long catamaran and she takes up to 16 guests on board. Oceania started driving liveaboard as late as April 2019 from Walindi Plantation Resort. Most tours throughout the year start from here, but other tours are also offered both north and south. Places normally visited are Kimbe Bay in New Britain with Fathers Reefs and the Witu Islands. Depending on the route, New Ireland and Milne Bay may also be on the program.

All cabins are located on the upper deck overlooking the sea and are air-conditioned and offer private shower and toilet facilities. On board you have a lounge and sun deck and you can always find a place to relax and enjoy the open spaces of the sea. The green-clad islands, the coast and sometimes the company of dolphins, pilot whales, killer whales or whale sharks along the way make the journey increasingly exciting. The saloon and dining room are located on the main deck and have air conditioning. There is also a lounge and place for grilling out on the deck. Sometimes dinner is served up on the top deck, which is otherwise a place to sunbathe or enjoy warm evenings and starry skies.

Large spacious table and perfect to combine with resort

In the stern is a large, spacious diving deck that offers plenty of space for storage. Here you can also take care of your camera and there is also a shower and toilet. If you want a fantastic liveaboard diving trip to Papua New Guinea, Oceania's catamaran is a perfect choice. A lovely combination is also to spend a few nights on Walindi Resort in Hoskins where you can enjoy both diving and land tours or just relaxing. Take the opportunity to combine your liveaboard with a few days on one resort or discover the magic of Papua New Guinea's amazing people and culture on land. Contact us for your diving trip to Papua New Guinea.

All pictures with © approval from Oceania/Walindi Liveaboard, Papua New Guinea