Dive Trips

The WWII Wreck Week itinerary allows up to 22 dives exploring some of the best wrecks of the Florida Islands, Russell Islands, Iron Bottom Sound and around Guadalcanal. The wrecks you visit are within recreational limits and to ensure that you fully explore the dive site, several dives are often scheduled, allowing guests the opportunity to fully explore them.

Known only to few divers, a hidden treasure in Taiwan is Orchid Island, a remote and rugged outpost of volcanic origins located far from the tourist crowd, offering sublime diving for the curious adventurer who is not afraid to go off the beaten path.

Blue Ocean House (BOH) Resort in Hongtou village began life as a guesthouse 20 years ago. In those days, owner Chan Ge would take people diving as a freelance operator but, 10 years ago, he opened a well-equipped, full-service dive centre and expanded the accommodation.

If you are a lover of wrecks and history, a visit to Truk Lagoon is a must!

Chuuk Atoll (also known as Truk), in the Caroline Islands is infamous for its giant lagoon. The lagoon is the final resting place for more than 100 ships, planes and submarines. The majority of these wrecks are the legacy of a fierce World War II battle between the Imperial Japanese Fleet and Allied carrier planes resulting in the largest navel loss in history.