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Aldermen Islands

Coromandel, North Island of New Zealand, New Zealand

About this dive site

Explore the water around North Island of New Zealand

The fantastic Aldermen Islands, named by Captain Cook himself in 1769, a popular dive site situated near the picturesque town of Tairua, on the Coromandel Peninsula, with underwater scenery to rival the Poor Knights. With over 30 dive sites to choose from, including the fantastic Honeycomb Caves, there is something for every level of diver to wonder at, nudibranchs, crayfish, stingrays, dolphins, seals, turtles, marlin and the occasional visit by Orca’s together with the myriad of fish found in these waters, diving these here will provide memories to last a lifetime. With the spectacular Marine Reserve at nearby Gemstone Bay in only 8m of water, it really is possible to dive ‘Narnia’.

Site details

Depth 40 m max depth
Water type Salt
Dive type Cave
Dive type Pinnacle
Dive type Reef
Dive type Sandy bottom
Dive type Wall
Dive type Ocean

Useful Training

  • PADI Advanced Open Water Diver

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