Diving
Sixty-plus sites within an hour: coral gardens, sheer walls, wrecks, critters and the only underwater post box in Papua New Guinea.
Stay More, Save More
Longer stays, more dives and better value on Milne Bay's finest reefs — with all meals, transfers and tanks included.
7 Nights Stay More, Save More| Season | Price | Single Supp. |
|---|---|---|
| Apr 2026 – Mar 2027 | US$2,900 | US$300 |
| Apr 2027 – Mar 2028 | US$3,200 | US$325 |
Includes
12 Nights| Season | Price | Single Supp. |
|---|---|---|
| Apr 2026 – Mar 2027 | US$5,430 | US$540 |
| Apr 2027 – Mar 2028 | US$6,020 | US$600 |
Includes
Group Offer: 7 Paying Guests + 1 FREE
Diving
Sheer walls, muck-diving critters, hard coral gardens and WWII wrecks — most sites are a ten to forty minute boat ride from Tawali.
PADI courses from Open Water to Divemaster · Nitrox · Full rental gear · Private guides
Diving Specials
Experience world-class diving at Tawali Leisure & Dive Resort with specially priced accommodation and diving packages.
Prices shown apply to stays in 2026–2027.
April 2026 – March 2027
7 nights · 15 tank dives
US$2,900per person
7 Paying + 1 Free for Group Bookings
Valid for stay dates until March 31, 2027 (open sellable dates)
April 2026 – March 2027
12 nights · 30 tank dives
US$5,430per person
Single Supplement: US$540
7 PAYING + 1 FREE
Special group booking offer
Resort Experience
A non-diving package for guests who want the Tawali experience above the water.
Island & resort experience — no diving package
US$1,800per person
7 Paying + 1 Free for Group Bookings
Plan your stay, choose your diving package and experience the incredible reefs of Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea.
Snorkelling Package
The same reefs, the same boat, the same guides — explored with a snorkel instead of a tank.
Snorkelling 6 nights · 7 daysSix unhurried nights of guided snorkelling across Deacon's Reef, Coral Garden, Barracuda, Hanakubakuba Island and the Tawali house reef.
Starting From
per person, twin share
single occupancy
1 free place per 10 paying guests
Muck Diving
Black sand slopes, seagrass and rubble hide the strangest creatures in the Coral Triangle. Our guides find them for you — nudibranchs, frogfish, ghost pipefish, mimic octopus and more.
167
species recorded in 6 days
1980s
muck diving born at Dinah's Beach
No. 1
PNG dive sites — Paradise Magazine
Milne Bay Awaits
Experience the beauty, adventure and warm hospitality of Tawali.