This dive site, Pommie Reef, is a vibrant wall dive located about a 45-minute boat ride from Tufi Dive Resort. The reef boasts impressive wall formations complemented by large overhangs, culminating in a flat top. While the maximum depth for this analysis is 21 meters, the reef structure itself provides a range of depths from 5 to 45 meters, offering varied environments. Navigation typically involves following the wall and exploring its unique topography and crevices.
Pommie Reef is teeming with a rich array of marine life. Divers can expect to encounter numerous species of colorful coral fish, along with larger inhabitants such as black-tipped reef sharks and various pelagic species. For macro enthusiasts, the site is home to triggerfish, parrotfish, clownfish, crocodile fish, delicate nudibranchs, and the visually striking painted crayfish, all thriving amidst healthy coral ecosystems.
With light to moderate currents, Pommie Reef offers an engaging dive experience well-suited for intermediate divers. Its abundant marine life, both large and small, makes it an excellent location for underwater photography and marine observation. While specific seasonal information is not provided, the warm waters of Papua New Guinea generally offer favorable diving conditions year-round. The shallower sections of the reef also make it suitable for snorkeling and freediving, allowing non-scuba divers to enjoy the vibrant top reef.
