The Poor Knights Islands
Twenty three kilometres off New Zealand’s Tutukaka Coast and washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea, the Poor Knights Islands are an international icon.
A total Marine Reserve and Nature Reserve - and pending World Heritage Site - the 11 million year old Islands’ volcanic origins provide myriad spectacular drop offs, walls, caves, arches and tunnels.
Above and below water, the Islands are abundantly populated with unique and incredibly varied plant, animal and fish life.
Laying claim to an astounding Maori history and the world’s largest sea cave(and only living dinosaur and largest insect) the remarkable Poor Knights thoroughly deserve their protected status.
Giving you a great day full of smiles,
excitement and safety is our
objective, whether you are diving,
snorkeling, or just relaxing in the
sun.
Giving you a great day full of smiles,
excitement and safety is our
objective, whether you are diving,
snorkeling, or just relaxing in the
sun.
An unforgettable experience: our experienced crew guide you in and around the islands
Explore giant sea caves above or below the water
Welcome aboard!
Best day ever!
