Anywhere in this bay is good diving. Very undulating reef with canyons and dropoffs.

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Lots of underwater canyons and Drop-offs. Can be a lot of surge if dived in a large swell. Access by boat from Ngunguru, Pataua or Taiharuru.

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Fairly Shallow rocky ground with lots of small swim throughs. Depth around 15m.

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Lots of deep cracks with Moray eels. Is marked by a distinctive rock shaped like a witches hat. Drops down to 20m.

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Steep drop-off down to 30m very similar to Poor Knights diving.

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Shallow harbour like Nursery Cove at the PK but much larger and mostly only about 3m deep. Excellent for snorkeling and photography.

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Can dive pretty much anywhere in this bay. Depth around 15m with typical reef. Can get good vis up to 20m all around this area.

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Rocky pinnacle that breaks the water at low tide and drops down to a sandy bottom at 12 metres, Viz is not good on the outgoing tide and fishing line can be a hazard. Not the best site if you can get to those futher out.

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Shallow dive sheltered in a Northerly. The bay has several large rocks from 5-10m with kelp forest. Viz is best at high tide.

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Rocky Kelp forest - sheltered in northerly. Depth down to about 20m

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Small boulders covered in Kelp, flattens out at around 10m.

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Large crevasses and boulders with caves. Steep drop to 25m. Probably the best dive on the Island. Occasionally see Dolphins and Orcas.

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Kelp forest down to 15m

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Beautiful dive site - lots of drop-off etc. Down to 25m

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Usual Kelp forest depth around 15m. The viz can be quite good here.

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<p>Rocky kelp forest down to 20m. Vis around 5m (typical of the Hauraki gulf)</p>

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This is a good freediving site a couple of miles north of the Poor Knights Islands. Not sure what the depth is here but is a blue water dive anyway. If the conditions are right you can see marlin, makos, tuna and dolphins. Best to dive where you seen the birds diving.

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Pinnacle in open water rising from 18m to 10m. Kingfish are often seen here. There is a smaller pinnacle about 50m NE.

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This is an inland lake at just on 300m making this an altitude dive! The site of interest for diving is the old Waipori township, submerged when the lake was filled in 1904. The old bridge running from east to west across the mouth of the Lammerlaw Stream is worthy of special note.

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Karitane has a great little reef extending off the point with abundant fish life. A small peninsula protects dive and snorkel sites from the north.

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Great wall diving on an underwater cliff that drops to the bottom of the shipping channel.

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There is a small rocky reef bordered by white sand. Good snorkelling, with plenty of Moki during summer.

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This spot is for experienced divers only. The Cape has fantastic diving, with cliffs plunging straight into the sea and reefs running out from the points. This makes for great wall diving, with the cracks and caves sometimes yielding crayfish and other goodies. There is a rocky bottom to explore complete with guts, caves, holes and overhangs. The neighbouring seal colony also makes for interesting underwater entertainment, though watch for the odd grumpy sea lion. Great fish life.

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Blackhead is well known for its basalt columns which are under threat from local earthworks, but underwater it is mainly boulder reef with quite a bit of fish life and vast kelp beds.

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There is interesting diving and snorkelling between the rocky headlands of Tikorangi Point and Maukiekie Island. There is a reasonable fishery of paua directly off the beach (due north) about 100m offshore in around 3metres of water.

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Lake Alta lies above the Remarkables Ski Area at 1800m above sea level.

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The Lowburn bridge is a concrete road bridge (built 1938) that was submerged when Lake Dunstan was filled.

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The Cromwell bridge is a steel girder bridge that was submerged when Lake Dunstan was filled.

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The Koi was built in Scotland in 1906, it was a twin screw steamer of 53 net register tons and shipped to New Zealand in sections, where she was assembled and launched the same year. She is lying in approx 12 meters of water on a mud and sandy bottom with some reefs nearby and a usual visibility generally of about 3-5 meters and occasionally stretching to 15 meters.

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Wellington Bay has sea caves, when you are lucky with the weather it makes a great dive, it is a particular good dive with the wind from the North East.

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The Rangitoto was built in Whiteinch, Lanarkshire, Scotland in 1869, it was a iron steamer ship of 449 net register tons and underway to Wellington. She is lying in approx 12-16 meters of water on a shell and sandy bottom with some kelp covered rocky and boulders formed reefs nearby and a usual good visibility generally of about 9-10 meters.

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The Lastingham was built in West Hartlepool, England in 1876, it was a twin mast iron sailing ship of 1217 net register tons and underway to New Zealand. She is lying in approx 10-20 meters of water on a shell and sandy bottom with some kelp covered reefs nearby and a usual good visibility generally of about 7-8 meters.

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<p>HMNZS Wellingtpon was the first ship of the RNZN to be named HMNZS Wellington. A Leander class frigate purchased second hand from the Royal Navy (previously HMS Bacchante). Commissioned into the RNZN in 1982 and modernised at the Naval Dockyard, Devonport Auckland, the ship entered service in 1987. </p> <p> Decommissioned in 1999, the ship was sunk on the 13 November 2005 off the south of Wellington as a dive attraction. </p>

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An easy dive amongst kelp forests. Plenty of bluecod, paua and other marine life.

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This wreck dive sits in 30-35m of water. The 20m cargo ship sank in 2000.

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This is an easy dive whith good snorkling and a great spot for a picnic.

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This wreck is on the East side of Stop Island. Depths range from 12-25m.

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A drift dive due to the lack of any anchorage this dive goes down a wall which reaches 300m. Watch your depth!

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A great site for photographers.

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The Te Awaatu Channel is New Zealand's smallest marine reserve. Sea pens are one of the highlights of this dive.

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A dive down a rock wall. Watch your depth as the wall goes down to 250m.

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This dive is in the Piopiotahi Marine Reserve and offers some good coral.

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This drift dive will take 30 minutes at slack tide and even less when the tide is running.

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Originally called Cargill's Pier. The Mole is a man-made rock wall constructed to protect the harbour entrance from silting. It directs the tidal jet and keeps the channel clear.

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Shag Point has fantastic areas of reef and some amazing kelp beds. Boat diving in this area is great with Fish Reef and Danger Reef being two popular local dive spots. This dive is part of A wildlife sanctuary with yellow-eyed penguins and fur seals.

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Part of Pohatu Marine Reserve access to this spot is by boat or 4WD.

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A shore dive with good snorkling and diving.

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Best dived by boat you will probably get a visit from the seals at this site.

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This bay offers good snorkling and diving from the beach.

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Long Island is a marine reserve in the confines of the Marlborough Sounds, it is a protected area were no fishing is allowed and no taking of any object including plants and shells is permitted. The area is teeming with life that in other parts of New Zealand and in the Marlborough Sounds may be scarce. A great learner dive.

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The Mikhail Lermontov sunk in 1986 after striking rocks and sits in 13-36m of water.

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Tonga Island is a marine reserve in the confines of Abel Tasman national Park, it is a seal colony and a marine reserve, no fishing is allowed and you are not permitted to disturb the wildlife or take plants or shells etc.

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Part of a proposed marine reserve and a popular spot for training dives.

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Lots of small fish here including seahorses.

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This dive is off Mana Island near Porirua in depths from 6-20m

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This is an advanced dive with depths from 18-40M+.

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The Hole-in-the-Wall dive is part of the Kapiti Island Marine Reserve.

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A pinnacle whith diving between 6-32m. Seals may pay you a visit and if you play with them they normally return the favour.

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This is an easy dive in Sugar Loaf Islands Marine Reserve.

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Te Angiangi Marine Reserve.

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This reef runs for 1.5km but can be affected by run-off and large swells.

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Ariel Reef sits 6km off the coast of Tolaga Bay. Diving here is in water from 3.30m in depth.

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This piece of coastline can be dived during calm periods of no swell. Watch the rocks as you enter the water from the shore.

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An easy dive under the Whakaari cliffs on White Island.

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With depths between 12 and 40m+ this is a great open water site where you might see kingfish, sharks and tuna.

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A great dive were you can see many species of fish. Volkner Rocks used to be a firing range but is now a proposed marine reserve.

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This purpose sunk wreck is in 25m of water.

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A reef that just breaks the surface and goes down to 37m. Larger fish frequent this often.

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The Taupo sunk in 1879 and sits in 30-35m of water.

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This reef is formed by black volcanic rock and the site is the home of the wreck San Benito.

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Part of the Tuhua (Mayor Island) Marine Reserve this spot offers easy snorkling and diving down to 20m.

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You can only dive here when there is no wind or swell. depths range down to 20m.

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One of the best dives in New Zealand. On this dive you may see sharks and marlin.

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A shallower, easy dive with a depth down to 20m.

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This dive sits just outside the Catehdral Cove Marine Reserve and covers an area with depths down to 30m

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An underwater pinnacle in the Whangabui-A-Hei (Cathedral Cove) Marine Reserve. Being a marine reserve sealife is rejuvinating .

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This dive site is in water down to 33m. You will see crayfish including the packhorse cray.

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Situated east of Kawau Island this dive site is heavily fished but there are crayfish, John Dory, snapper and the occasional large kingfish.

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This marine reserve is called the Tawharanui Marine Park. There are plenty of crayfish hiding under the ledges.

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This is a fantastic site with a drop-off down to about 18m. There are some deep caves on the face of the drop-off and it is completely covered in Anemones.

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New Zealand's first marine reserve, Goat Island (Okakari Point Marine Reserve) is an easy dive with plenty to see both diving and snorkling.

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This site is south east of Little Barrier Island. Depth is betwen 10-25m.

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Here you will find underwater pinnacles and possibly spot squid, octopus and moray eels.

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This 150m steamship sunk after hitting rocks in 1922. The wreck is now broken up but still offers excellent diving.

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A great dive which may soon become part of a new marine reserve.

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This used to be a military target and has diving from the surface to 30m.

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The Canyon is what remains of a sea cave.

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Sail Rock towers 148m above the surface and goes down to 40m.

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A purpose sunk 113m frigate 2km south of Tutukaka.

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A purpose sunk wreck 2.5km north of Tutukaka.

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Schools of kahawai, trevallies and blue maomao school here. The rock drops of steeply away down to 30m.

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Lots of fish feed here during summer. Diving is from the surface to 30m.

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This site offers good snorkling and and is an easy dive. Visibility can be limited but late summer is normally the best.

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A reef with diving from 8-40m about 1km NE of Nukutaunga Island.

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A pinnacle which rises above the water. Schools of blue maomao, demoiselles and trevallies.

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With up to 65m visibility this is New Zealands most spectacular freswater dive. It is a long walk from the carark but well worth it.

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The Rainbow Warrior was bombed by French agents in 1985 while in Auckland. It has now been moved an resunk as a diving wreck

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The arch is fairly small above the water, but spreads out down to 35m. Immediately to the north side of the arch is a memorial plaque at 37m. During the summer the arch is full of stingrays and you will see blue and pink maomao, snapper, kingis and all the reef fish.

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This site got its name from sightings of large sharks and marlin. You will only occasionally see these beasts here during the summer when the blue oceanic water comes in (once every 5-6 years).

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Splendid Arch used to be named Barren Arch to keep other divers away. An easy dive in a safe cove.

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Very shallow scenic archway with lots of fish. Great for photography. Because of the shallow depth of this dive you can get very long bottom times.

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Largest sea cave in the southern hemisphere. You can dive in here - the bottom is about 10m sloping down to 18m and mostly bolders.

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Any where in this bay is a gentle kelpy slope ideal for training dives

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Pile of very large boulders right on the headland. You can swim though a series of tunnels between them, hence the name. The sandy bottom is around 18m

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Shallow Sheltered cove with kelpy reed bottom. Great for training dives.

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Huge underwater cave on the sand at 30m. The top of the cave is at 20m and goes in several hundred metres.

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Small archway with an air bubble cave. You can surface at 7m and chat with your buddy.

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Very unusual underwater archway about 30m long. The best way to dive this is along the bottom in one direction at about 22m and then return along the top at about 15m.

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