Febrina · Papua New Guinea · 8D/7N
Explore the vibrant coral gardens and volcanic seascapes of Papua New Guinea's Kimbe Bay aboard this itinerary. Characterized by pristine reefs, seamounts, and healthy fish populations, Kimbe Bay offers diverse diving suitable for various experience levels. Expect encounters with schooling fish, reef sharks, and a wide array of macro life across several dives daily. This trip begins and ends in Kimbe Bay, focusing entirely on the rich biodiversity within this sheltered region.
Guests embark on the Febrina this afternoon. The vessel departs from Walindi Plantation Resort in the early evening, beginning the SCUBA-DIVING trip.
4 or 5 dives per day, typically scheduled as follows: - Light Breakfast, briefing, Dive 1 - Full Breakfast, relax/interval, briefing, Dive 2 - Morning Tea, relax/interval, briefing, Dive 3 - Lunch, relax/interval, briefing, Dive 4 - Afternoon snack, briefing, evening Dive 5 (where possible on evenings where boat is not steaming) - Dinner
Divers enjoy a full day of standard liveaboard diving. The schedule includes four or five dives throughout the day.
The fourth day of the diving trip offers up to five dives. Expect the standard liveaboard diving schedule.
Day 5 offers a schedule of four or five dives. Each day's diving is expertly timed for the best conditions.
This day offers a full schedule of 4 or 5 dives. Expect a standard liveaboard diving experience. All dives will follow a typical daily schedule.
Enjoyed two morning dives today before lunch. Afterwards, the liveaboard began its journey back to port.
A seven night Kimbe Bay Itinerary includes diving in Kimbe Bay and on the outer reefs of Kimbe Bay. Dive sites visited are at the discretion of the Captain and are weather dependent. Kimbe Bay is home to stunning reefs with those brilliant coral formations you see in all the classic Walindi pics. Beautiful and dramatic sea mounts, coral laden walls and lush coral gardens are all a feature of Kimbe Bay diving, along with myriad fish and invertebrate life the reefs sustain.
FebrinaPapua New Guinea