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Atauro Island
Atauro Island
Lying 30km north of Timor Leste capital Dili, Atauro Island boasts some of the richest reefs in the Coral Triangle. A 2017 research study suggested it may have the highest levels of reef fish biodiversity on the planet. It sits right in the path of the famous Indonesian Throughflow that carries nutrients from the deep basins of the Banda Sea to the north. Simply put it’s a dive paradise.
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Western Province
Western Province
Western Province is among the most popular destinations in the Solomon Islands’ nascent tourism industry and rightly so – visitors here discover a mosaic of jungle drenched islands, fringing coral reefs, lagoons and bone white beaches that are the very embodiment of the South Pacific. There are a number of dive & adventure resorts scattered throughout the region.
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Kimbe Bay
Kimbe Bay
If you want to know what a pristine marine ecosystem was like before there were people, look no further than Kimbe Bay in Papua New Guinea. The reefs here are not just healthy they are astonishing in their diversity. This relatively tiny seascape is home to 860 reef fish species, 400 types of coral and at least 10 species of cetacean. It is one of the most exciting emerging destinations in the Coral Triangle.
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