Tulagi Dive Solomon Islands

Based on the Island, Dive Tulagi operates a 7.5m dive boat ideally suited for divers demanding a good stable platform for the deeper wreck dives. The main wrecks are only minutes away from the wharf in front of the Lodge. Nitrox and limited mixed gas facilities are available for the technical and more experienced divers.

Some of the more popular dive sites in The Florida Islands.

Twin Tunnels: The tunnels are actually ancient lava tubes that start on top of a patch reef and drop vertically down to about 35m. The twin tunnels then join into one horizontal tunnel that exits on the reef wall at 40m. You are then greeted by a mass of fish that swarm around the reef including a lot of pelagic action. Sharks, dogtooth Tuna, Giant Trevally and Barracuda are common. A "must do it" dive!
Depth range: 18m - 40m

Sandfly Passage: A beautiful coral garden studded with big red and yellow fans. Large diversity of coral and marine life here. The garden turns into a dramatic wall when reaching Tanavula point. Big Bump head parrots are common to see along with world-class corals. Depth range: 3m - 40m

Passage Rock: Dangerous navigation for passing ships this reef is a good spot for pelagic fish. A long vertical drop off, renowned for big Dog Tooth Tuna, Kingfish, and Sharks. The top of the reef is washed by strong currents at certain times and is covered by good soft corals as well as friendly Nurse Sharks. Depth range: 3m - 40m

Kovuhika Island: Starting with a small wall, this drift dive will bring you into the middle of a forest of giant red and yellow fans before ending on top of a colourful reef here Sharks, pelagic and large school of tusiliers are waiting for you. Depth range: 3m - 40m

Njanjelakalau Island: A dramatic drop, pelagic, shark, giant Clam, fans and a magnificent reef Ml in one place! There is a beautiful beach around the Island perfect for BBQ. Depth range: 3m - 50m

Mbeasiri Point: Magnificent colourful wall dive with a lot of action. Large schools of sardines, big Groupers, Bump head Parrots and pelagic’s are some of the attraction of this good spot. Depth range: 5m - 40m

Indumamu Reef: A reef washed by very strong current. Sharks are numerous here. Gray, silver and black tip can be found in large groups when conditions permit. Large schools of big eyes share the place with big Maori fish. Under each rock numerous Squirrel and Sweetlips can be found. Good diversity and concentration of life. Depth range: 15m - 40m

Baby Cake: Want to see a crocodile fish, a Scorpion leaf fish, a couple of Stonefish or a family of Lionfish? You name it and you should have a good chance to find it

 

For more details see www.tulagidive.com.sb

For more details see www.tulagidive.com.sb