It's time to experience the best dive trip in New Zealand. If you're looking to dive at one of the top diving destinations in the world, then our charter is right up your alley.

The Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, located approximately 1 hour off the coast of New Zealand are renowned for their stunning marine life and beautiful clear water. And you can see it all with a day trip from Tutukaka.

You'll get to experience two dives in an environment that will take your breath away. But if you think that's all there is to do, think again!

A day trip to the Poor Knights Islands is a great way to spend a hard earned day off. We head out every day that we can for two dives (or snorkel if you would prefer) normally at two different sites unless the first site is worth a second visit.

Don't forget about the tour around the islands which we do during your surface interval between the two dives where you can see the largest sea cave in the southern hemisphere and so much more.

And when you're done with all that? Sit back, relax and enjoy a day out on the water with friends, family or even just on your own.

Our passionate crew will look after you no matter what level of diver you are.  Or if you've never tried diving before then book on for a Try Dive and give it a go.  We provide rental gear for those who need it, wetsuits and hot showers so that you can stay warm during and after your dives.

Experience one of the top diving destinations in the world with a day trip to the Poor Knights Islands!  Spaces are limited to just 12 passengers, so reserve your spot today!

If you need to hire gear, that's fine too, just select Scuba Diver (with full gear hire). This includes everything you need - wetsuit, mask, snorkel, boots, fins, regulator (with computer), BCD and tanks.

Use the booking form to secure your spot.  If you want to dive on a day that isn't listed then just get in touch with us and we will try and arrange it for you.

ADVENTURE TOURISM - UNDERSTANDING THE RISKS

As you are embarking on an adventure activity (boat ride, scuba diving, snorkeling, freediving, sightseeing and just being out on the ocean with us) we have to inform you of the risks involved.

The ocean is the ocean and is a moving beast.  We rely on local marine forecasts to determine whether it is safe to make the journey with you.  However, even in the best of conditions you will be on a vessel moving around on the sea which will create an unstable platform at times.  Floors can become slippery and items can be dislodged and move around potentially causing injury.  And sometimes the conditions can be different from what is forecast. 

As the trips are run outdoors we are also exposed to sudden natural disasters such as, but not limited to Tsunami, Earthquakes, Slips Landslides or Rock Falls, or Volcanic Eruption. 

When you are enjoying your in-water activities there are additional risks that you need to be aware of and accept.  The risks and hazards include, but are not limited to, sea sickness, sunburn, dehydration, breathing compressed gas, decompression sickness, gas narcosis, marine life, barotrauma, dehydration, ear problems, drowning, air embolism, hyperthermia, hypothermia, malfunctioning equipment all of which can lead to serious injury or even death.

All of our skippers and staff are first aid trained and we have safety and first aid equipment on board including life jackets, EPIRB, first aid kit and Oxygen.  However, you will be required to act in a responsible manner, stay within the limits of your dive/freedive training and comfort levels and listen and adhere to all staff briefings and instructions.