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DIVE SITES

We have over 30 dive sites
including:

Te Reinga Corals
Black Rock Tunnels
Goldmine
Avatiu
Ika Mecca
The Runway
Papua Canyon
Papua Caves
The Mushroom Patch
Titikaveka
Matavera Wall
The S.S.Maitai
Maritime Reefer Wreck
Arorangi Passage
The Pinnacles
Motutoa
Rutaki Passage
Rutaki Caves
Avarua Passage
Pue Coral Garden
Ednas Anchor
Sunset Lava Tunnels
Oneroa Aisle
Jurassic Pass
Avaavaroa Passage
Avaavaroa Caves
Oroenga Towers
Outcrops
Tupapa Ledges
Tupapa Sandriver
Turangi Trail
KiiKii Slopes
Mataora Wreck
Ngatangiia Swimthroughs
The Boiler Room


The Pinnacles


Mataora wreck


Ednas Anchor


Turtle / Avarua Passage


Sponge


Divers on the Maritime Reefer


Lava Caves


Shark in sandriver



MS Maitai wreck / 1916


Turtle / Avarua Passage


The amazing fire lionfish found on the wrecks


A "flock" if eagle rays / Arorangi Passage


School of convict surgeons


Spotted Eagle Ray


Seabream

Shipwrecks

At least 23 vessels have been wrecked on Rarotonga, most of them on the reef of Avarua.

Some of the wrecks of the 19th century resulted in heavy loss of live.

The earliest recorded one was that of the whale ship "Orcas" at Avarua in 1833.


Rarotongans prepare to bring passengers ahore shortly after "Yankee" struck.

Spray flies as "Farquest" is pounded by waves on the reef at Rutaki.

S.S.Maitai shortly after striking reef.
Christmas Eve 1916

Wrecked on Rarotonga's reefs in 1963 for the second time the Ketch "Siren" becam a total loss.
The Ketch "Trendaway" on the reef at Black Rock, Rarotonga

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