Papua New Guinea boasts some of the finest live-aboard dive vessels in the world. Each offers distinct and varied qualities, not just in the service and style of accommodation but also in the dive sites which they visit. FeBrina is based at Walindi Plantation Resort, accommodating 12 guests and cruising for up to fourteen days, either from Walindi or out of Kavieng.

Way to the south, where the mainland juts out into the Pacific and splits the Solomon and Coral Seas apart, Milne Bay province is home to the new & improved Telita, Chertan and Marlin1. Milne Bay is home base for Tiata, a 60ft dive vessel sleeping ten in luxury and style. These boats offer cruises for up to 10 days to the wonderful wrecks and reefs of this remote area of Papua New Guinea, where can be found world famous Blackjack, a B17 bomber lying intact at 160ft , and the awesome pinnacles of Double Tower, Banana Bommie and Egum Rock and the home of muck diving, Dinah's Beach.

Golden Dawn moves with the diving! Usually based in Port Moresby for access to the remote Coral Sea reefs of the Eastern Fields, she also offers exploratory cruises along the north coast, taking in the wrecks of Hansa Bay and the walls of Bagabag Island, or the remote atolls of the Ninigo and Hermit Reefs and the plunging drop-offs of Wuvulu Island. Whatever your desire, there’s a live-aboard in Papua New Guinea that will cater for it!

Star Dancer accommodating 16 guests in stunning twin or double share cabins, offers seven and ten night cruises along the north coast of New Britain, to the Witu Islands, Father’s Reefs and the Bainings or out of Rabaul to dive its exciting wrecks and the Duke of York Islands, towards New Ireland.