We have only dived the remote islands of Papua New Guinea a few times but have loved it every time. What makes this scuba diving destination a little hard to get to, is also its saving grace. The country was by-passed by early travellers due to it’s extreme geography, yet the soaring mountain ranges and inhospitable terrain have preserved a rich and varied eco-system.

Beneath the waterline, lies a vast range of incredible reef systems. These sit firmly inside the Coral Triangle, the area regarded as the marine world's most bio-diverse. Little damaged by man or nature, these reefs are highly prolific.

News from MV Febrina is that they are continuing the tradition of exploration by announcing a new route to the waters in the southern Lindhaven area.

There is reputed to be some spectacular wildlife both underwater and on land – fingers crossed. We will be reporting back soon.

After our liveaboard, we will also be returning to the marvellous Lembeh Straits. This region goes from strength to strenth with new critters being discovered on a regular basis.