Tufi Resort
Tufi Resort, Papua New Guinea offer all year round diving, culture & relaxation.
Diving in PNG
From Tufi Resort you have access to PNG's best dive spots.
Experience PNG Culture
Experience local culture with an overnight stay at a local village.
Embark on an Adventure
Trekking, cultural interaction, village overnight stays, outrigger safaris and bird watching
Wildlife & Nature
Experience the local wildlife. You wont even have to leave the resort.
Fishing
Tufi’s pristine waters are ideal for game fishing, bottom fishing and estuarine fishing. Bottom fish the deep clear waters of the Solomon Sea and enjoy the thrill of hooking some big fish.
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Adventure
Guided bushwalking, canoeing & kayaking through this naturalist's delight. Experience magnificent waterfalls cascading from the cliff tops, quiet secluded beaches, or tackle the Kokoda Trail.
Culture
In the Tufi District the traditional way of life plays a very important role amongst the villagers with many living in isolated areas along the coast of Cape Nelson and on the slopes of Mount Trafalgar.
TUFI-Resort is based on the edge of the only fjords in Papua New Guinea. All rooms have private ensuites and are serviced daily by our professional Papua New Guinean staff.
Relax at one of TUFI's beautiful beaches. Snorkel, sun bake or just go for a walk on one of the stunning beaches that surround TUFI.
TUFI Resort - Scuba Diving, Culture, Birding, Fishing in Papua New Guinea.
Suba Diving at Tufi Resort in Papua New Guinea is one of the few destinations in Papua New Guinea to offer all year round diving. The clear, calm and protected waters of the tropical fjords are perfect for macro and muck diving, such as the popular House Reef, which is only 3 minutes walk from the resort. The nearest open water reef is just 15 minutes by boat. This diving paradise has over 30 major dive sites in the nearby tropical waters of the Solomon Sea, with many uncharted reefs waiting to be explored. The stunning marine biodiversity makes this a unique reef system. Coral outcrops are so abundant with fish, that the saying “more fish than water” is a common phrase. Pelagic schools of tuna, Spanish mackerel, barracuda, white tip and black tip reef sharks, hammerheads and the rare white hammerheads, inhabit these exotic waters. Turtles, manta rays and eagle rays are also seen cruising by.
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