New Caledonia Dive Reviews

Marine life is plentiful in New Caledonia which boasts the world's second biggest coral reef and plenty of artificial reefs in the form of shipwrecks.

Dive spots include the marine reserve L'Amedee Lighthouse which is home to corals, wrecks, manta rays, sharks, trumpet fish and groupers. The Bay of Prony offers a spectacular stalagmite known as the Needle of Prony offering a variety of sea life whilst Tenia is famous for dramatic coral rich drop offs with dolphins swimming close by.

The Isle of Pines is a technicolour of underwater activity and features an enchanting cave whilst more caves and tunnels brimming with colourful corals can be seen diving at Hienghene.